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After 35 years, Alabama college leader announces retirement
Troy University Chancellor Jack Hawkins Jr., who has served the college for more than 35 years, will retire in October 2025, the college announced Tuesday. Hawkins, a Mobile native, is the longest-serving chief executive of a public university in the country, according to the college. (The average tenure of college presidents these days is five years.) Several private school executives in the United States have served for decades, but 35 years is a rare achievement in American higher education.
No. 1 recruit in the state of Alabama down to Oregon, Ohio State, Auburn football at the last minute
The state of Alabama's No. 1 overall recruit from the class of 2025, Parker's Na'eem Offord, will see his recruitment decision come down to Oregon, Ohio State, and Auburn football "at the last minute." According to his father, it's a three-horse race between the Ducks, Buckeyes, and Tigers. Offord represents...
Oak Grove residents grill Alabama regulators, politicians over coal mining destruction
This article originally appeared on Inside Climate News, a nonprofit, independent news organization that covers climate, energy and the environment. It is republished with permission. Sign up for their newsletter here. OAK GROVE, Ala.—The Riley family has been hoping for a come-to-Jesus meeting. Clara Riley, 90, lives in fear that the water well inside her home will […]
A Powerful Film Screening Lights Up Auburn University
[We use AI tools to help us create our content more efficiently, but all data is verified prior to publishing.]. A special film screening at Auburn University has sparked a fresh conversation about prison reform in Alabama.
Plans in the works to bring new upscale restaurant to downtown Prattville
PRATTVILLE ― News that a new restaurant is coming to downtown Prattville has social media buzzing and tongues wagging all over town. Darin and Karen Phillips have announced they are building a restaurant at the Picker House, an historic masonry building on Autauga Creek at the intersection of West Main and South Court streets. Plans are to have the upscale restaurant open in mid- to late 2025. ...
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