May 28, 2009 | The Observer
The Rev. Wayne Woods now calls Moultrie home
After 12 years of calling Oxford, Ala., home, Pastor Wayne Woods came to Moultrie recently to take the reigns at First Baptist Church.
Alabama woman teaches blind students to feel music
TALLADEGA - She guides them with music, light for their otherwise dark worlds. Joyce Reaves retired in March from the Alabama School for the Blind.
Alabamaa s annual Places in Peril released
A theater, a slave cemetery and a depot have made the annual list of the state's most endangered places that is compiled by the Alabama Historical Commission and the Alabama Trust for Historic Preservation.
A consultant working with the Huntsville/Madison County Chamber of Commerce said Wednesday that BRAC is the largest military and civilian relocation in the history of the U.S. "There has never been anything this complex or large - this is the big time," said Ed Bee of Taimerica Management Company, a chamber subcontractor in compiling the Tennessee ...
Wadley woman dies in Randolph County crash
Alabama state troopers say a Wadley woman died in a two-vehicle wreck in Randolph County.
Guntersville trio signs with Southern Union
The leadership and talents of seniors Emily Johnson, Bailey Kimbrough and Caroline Price helped the Guntersville volleyball program reach the Class 4A state championship match in 2008.