Mar 14, 2012 | Montgomery Advertiser
Home featured in Selma Pilgrimage
This weekend's Selma Pilgrimage won't include a cemetery tour, but it will feature a house built with bricks from a burned Montgomery business and surrounded by leaded glass imported from England.
Filmmaker has her eyes set on Academy Awards
Tonya Holly photographs an old bank in Orrville for her upcoming film on Bonnie and Clyde while Orrville Mayor Gene McHugh, center, and building owner Rick Schober look on.
Neediest Families: After years of medical issues, mother of 3 wants peace
Brandi Kittrell, far right, is seen with her family on Dec. 23. They are, from left, 11-year-old Timmy, her boyfriend Kelly , nephew Jaeland, 6, and 9-year-old Toni.
Workers happy to be providing uniforms for troops
At the end of every year I search the market looking for a book of daily devotions with which to... CHICAGO -- It's a dying art on America's city streets, a bit of sleight-of-hand straight out of... American Apparel CEO Jim Hodo, left, and general manager Roy Ezell stand with Ammie Jones as she works on a military garment.