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Hurley, Mississippi's East Central grads have 'tools to better ourselves'
Ashleigh Jones, East Central's valedictorian, applied the past and future in her speech.
Press Register Going to 3 Days a Week
Three major newspapers in Alabama, including Mobile's Press Register, will soon cut back to only three editions a week.
Medical college, industrial recruitment key topics at economic forum
The Alabama College of Osteopathic Medicine was one of the top discussion points at the fourth annual Wiregrass Economic Forum on Wednesday.
"I am so glad I have been afforded the opportunity to become a part of another close-knit community," Moore said.
Mobile County high school graduations being livestreamed on the internet
MOBILE, Alabama -- Thousands of Mobile County public school students are graduating this week.
12 Gastroenterologist Appointments and Accomplishments
Peter Ojuro, DO , has joined the gastroenterology department of Altru Health System in Grand Forks, N.D. He specializes in screening colonoscopy, upper endoscopy, ERCP and esophageal manometry and has a special interest in functional gastrointestinal disorders and GERD.
5/23 Working Moms: Going Back to School
It's a tough job market these days and many people are doing all they can to compete to make a dollar.
Westbrook, Weyer star for South Alabama at Sun Belt Conference track meet
COURTESY SOUTH ALABAMAUniversity of South Alabama track athletes Derek Westbrook, left, who is from Hancock High, and Shannen Weyer of Biloxi.
Saraland High School's First Graduating Class
Saraland High School is graduating its first class of seniors this week. The class of 2012, is the first, since the school system broke away from the Mobile County Public School system four years ago.
Celtic band Mithril will perform annual summer concert June 14 at Laidlaw Performing Arts Center
The Celtic band Mithril members, left to right: Andra Bohnet, flutes; Tom Morley, fiddle; Ben Harper, guitar; Sam Gaston, percussion.
Children, families gather for neonatal intensive care unit reunion in Mobile
NICU graduates and their siblings play around the Snapshot sculpture during the NICU Reunion in the Geri Moulton Children's Park at USA Children's & Women's Hospital on Sunday in Mobile.
Jerica Kirkland is Graduating from Rehobeth High School
On June 1, 2012 Jerica Kirkland will be graduating from Rehobeth High School. She will be continuing her education at the University of South Alabama in Mobile where she will also be a member of the USA Jaguar Marching Band.
Single-vehicle accident kills 70-year-old woman
MOBILE, Alabama -- A single-vehicle accident early this morning in a neighborhood west of Mobile Infirmary claimed the life of a 70-year-old woman, Mobile police said.
Blackburn scholarship winners announced
Above, from left, are scholarship winners: Johnnathan Broadhead, Ashli Ennis, Dawson Riggs, Melissa Tyler, Frank Lamar, presenter, and Chase Riddle, director of the Technology Center.
"Let's live, take chances,' St. Patrick graduates are told
St. Patrick Catholic High School graduates celebrated their accomplishments over the years and began to look to the future during the commencement ceremony Friday night.
Born four months early, Rusty Hickman defied the odds: 'He is a miracle'
Rusty Hickman spent about five months in the neonatal intensive care unit at the University of South Alabama Children's & Women's Hospital in 2003.
Prichard's collapsed pension plan detailed in international academic journal
Having already graced the pages and websites of news outlets around the world, Prichard's beleaguered pension plan was recently the subject of an article published in an international academic journal.
USA Student Health Centers receives 3-year accreditation
MOBILE, Alabama -- The University of South Alabama Student Health Center was recently granted a 3-year accreditation by the Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care, becoming one of two such centers in the state, officials said.
Gulf Shores Man Survived Flesh Eating Infection
A young woman in Georgia has caught the attention of the nation after contracting a dangerous and rare flesh-eating bacteria.
Exploring the potential of computer and video games for health and...
Comput. Educ. , Vol. 53, No. 3. , pp. 603-622, doi:10.1016/j.compedu.2009.04.001 This study aims at critically reviewing recently published scientific literature on the use of computer and video games in Health Education and Physical Education with a view: to identifying the potential contribution of the incorporation of electronic games as ... (more)
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