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New Postpartum Program Aims to Decrease Post-birth Complications and Readmissions in Alabama
Half of pregnancy-related deaths in Alabama occur in the first six weeks postpartum. Studies show early recognition and treatment of post-birth complications can prevent many of these deaths. The Alabama Perinatal Quality Collaborative, housed in the University of Alabama at Birmingham School of Public Health, launched a Postpartum Awareness Bracelet...
Longtime Alabama RB commit Anthony Rogers will ‘know for sure in December’
Longtime Alabama commit Anthony Rogers is still checking out all his options as he heads into his senior year of high school. The 4-star Carver-Montgomery running back committed to Nick Saban’s Alabama staff in June 2023. If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link...
Back When: Sam Gaston, Mountain Brook City Manager
A: This photo is from December of 2010. It was our last city council meeting in the old municipal complex at city hall before we demolished it and built our new municipal complex, which we moved into in April of 2013. Q: Tell us about you then. What year was...
Alabama militia-member arrested in Georgia for illegally possessing gun while trying to buy horse
FITZGERALD, Ga. — Joshua Colston traveled from his home in Corinth, Mississippi to Fitzgerald in Ben Hill County in 2022 to buy a horse and "get off the grid," prosecutors say. However, he got a lot more than he was bargaining for. But instead of riding off on horseback,...
Bishop from Alabama elected president of World Methodist Council
United Methodist Bishop Debra Wallace-Padgett, head of the North Alabama Conference, was elected president of the World Methodist Council at its meeting this week in Sweden. Wallace-Padgett, who will be leaving her post in Birmingham on Sept. 1 after 12 years as bishop of North Alabama United Methodists, was elected on Wednesday at the meeting in Gothenburg, Sweden, said Danette Clifton, communications director for the conference, who is attending with Wallace-Padgett.
Frat boys versus the Power Five? That's one way to describe an Alabama high school football season opener
The challenge of David going up against Goliath in high school football was rather poignantly summed up by one Alabama football coach this week. He said that his season-opening opponent is so good…how good are they? They are so good that when his players graduate and go to college, they’ll be in the stands cheering on some of the players they will face next week.
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Starnes Media’s 2024 Under the Lights high school football preview magazine is now available. Sports Editor Kyle Parmley and staff bring you in-depth previews of the teams in our coverage area — complete with rosters, vibrant color photographs, interviews and more. It’s hyperlocal coverage you won’t find anywhere else.
Vestavia Hills 2024 fall Miracle League baseball registration open til Aug. 23
Registration for Vestavia Hills’ fall Miracle League baseball program for children with mental and physical disabilities is open until Aug. 23. The program is designed to remove barriers that in the past kept people with disabilities off the baseball field. In this league, every player hits, every player gets on base, every player scores, and every player wins.
Trussville voters to decide on 12.9 mill property tax hike for education
TRUSSVILLE, Ala. — In just over a week, Trussville residents will decide whether to raise their property taxes to pay for a new elementary school and other school improvements. It's a 12.9 mill increase. That's about $129 for every $100,000 of home value. If your home is valued at...
Update: Chalkville Mountain Road reopens after 11-vehicle crash
From Tribune staff reports TRUSSVILLE, Ala.–Chalkville Mountain Road has reopened after 11 vehicles were involved in a crash Friday morning, according to Lt. Clint Riner. The crash, which occurred near the Interstate 59 north exit ramp closed all southbound lanes on Chalkville Mountain Road for a few hours. Two people with unknown injuries have been […]
Walker looking forward to reunion with former student and JAG head coach
By John Goolsby, Prep Sports Editor Former Alabama running back and new JAG (formerly Jeff Davis) football coach Roy Upchurch has had many influences on his football career. He played for legendary coach Nick Saban at the University of Alabama and, as a running back, won both a national and an SEC championship. The former […]
Hoover woman wins big on ABC's Press Your Luck | Talk of Alabama
Kerry Schrader held a viewing party in her Hoover home, Thursday night. ABC was there to capture the big announcement. Now that we know what she won, she shares with Katherine Page, how she plans to use her winnings, to make a difference in the lives of members within her community.
New refugee resettlement group sets up shop in Hoover
Birmingham Cross Cultural Connections, a new refugee resettlement and development organization in Hoover, will celebrate a ribbon cutting and open house Friday, Aug. 16, at 11 a.m. at its office at 2025 Patton Chapel Road, Suite B. The organization has already received its first several refugee families and plans to...
RESULTS: 2024 U.S. Amateur Four-Ball Qualifier
Ian Weinburg, a Cleveland Heights native, and Conner Pratt, from Hoover, Alabama, posted the day’s low round at Avon Oaks Country Club in the U.S. Amateur Four-Ball Qualifier. The pairing cleared the rest of the field by two strokes, posting an 11-under 61. Weinburg and Pratt combined for nine birdies and an eagle on their round. The duo avoided any bogeys on their card, which allowed them to comfortably avoid any playoff scenario.
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