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Group honors late friend by spreading awareness of ovarian cancer
WEST POINT — A banner has gone up in J. Smith Lanier II Park in downtown West Point recognizing September as National Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month. Every year near the Labor Day weekend, a group of local women get together to put up the banner which has a two-fold purpose: (1) it raises awareness about […] The post Group honors late friend by spreading awareness of ovarian cancer appeared first on Valley Times-News.
Alabama hospital defaults on $60 million bond payments, S&P lowers rating to ‘D’
An Alabama hospital was given S&P Global’s lowest bond rating of “D” on Wednesday, a day after it defaulted on bond interest payments. Jackson Hospital & Clinic in Montgomery defaulted on about $60 million worth of Medical Clinic Board of the City of Montgomery series 2015 bonds, which comprises 86% of the hospital’s long-term debt, the S&P said in a statement explaining why it lowered the hospital’s rating to “D” from “CC.”
See which Alabama high school football games have been moved to Thursday
High school football games across the state are being rescheduled dye to inclement weather projected in Friday’s forecast. Here is a full list of games being played Thursday, with six already scheduled for Thursday and others being moved from Friday. All games will kick off at 7 p.m. unless...
Alabama high school football rankings: ASWA 2024 Week Two poll for all classes
The Alabama Sports Writers Association high school football rankings with first-place votes, win-loss record and total poll points heading into week two of the AHSAA season: Class 7A Team (first-place); W-L; Pts ...
How grant funding will help these 4 Gulf Coast schools
MOBILE, Ala. (WKRG) — Four Gulf Coast schools will soon be able to add health and wellness resources for students as the Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Alabama’s Be Healthy School Grant Program is awarding over $318,000 in grants to 36 schools across the state. According to a BCBS press release, the grants are […]
Cynthia Pearson completes Commissioner Education Program
Montgomery—Pike County Commissioner Cynthia Pearson recently joined an elite group of Alabama county officials by completing 120 hours of professional development training – training on the responsibilities of the county commission – from the Alabama Local Government Training Institute (ALGTI). Commissioner Pearson was recognized for her achievements at the Association of County Commissions of Alabama […] The post Cynthia Pearson completes Commissioner Education Program appeared first on The Troy Messenger.
Rain returns on Thursday and Friday, he Weekend cold front brings us much cooler mornings
Thursday: Cloudy and not as warm with higher humidity levels as an area of low pressure develops along the coastal stalled cold front. The dry air over Central Alabama will take time to moisten up, so we will only have spotty showers during the day. High temperatures will be in the lower to middle 80s. […]
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