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The Jasper Career Center is Hosting a Multi-Employer Craftsmen Job Fair
The Jasper Career Center is Hosting a Multi-Employer Craftsmen Job Fair. Jasper – The Jasper Career Center is hosting a Multi-Employer Craftsmen Job Fair in the Walker/Jefferson/Winston/Cullman County Area. Employers to attend include: D7 Mechanical, Wilson Machine, Pro Electric, G & G Steel and Little Warrior Hydraulics Inc. Companies will be hiring for multiple positions, which include Welders, Millwrights, Industrial Salesmen, Machinist, Painters, Mechanics and more!
Oregon based Dutch Bros Coffee confirms Prattville location
Rise and grind Prattville! The Oregon based coffee shop, Dutch Bros is coming to Prattville, company confirms. The location in Prattville will be located at 1874 E Main St. in front of the Mexico Tipico Mexican restaurant in Prattville. “Dutch Bros is stoked to be joining the Prattville community soon....
Tuscaloosa Mayor’s Recommended Budget Raises Water Bills, Gives Raise to City Employees
Tuscaloosa Mayor Walt Maddox's proposed budget for the next fiscal year would marginally increase the cost of city services and give a raise to all municipal employees, he told the city council Tuesday. The mayor's shorter budget presentation can be read in full on the city's website, streamed in video...
Downtown mural is complete in Sylacauga
SYLACAUGA, Ala. – Birmingham artist Stephen Smith has completed his downtown mural, a panoramic view of the Imerys-Gantts Quarry Observation Site with “Welcome to Sylacauga.”. The new mural is located on the side of Wright & Sprayberry Insurance at the corner of 1st Street and Broadway Avenue. Smith’s...
Lake Martin Reflections set to open Saturday
Lake Martin is always relaxing. The lake and its shorelines provide a chance to soak up the rays and let the stress of life melt away. Those seeking to relax will have another way to relax at Lake Martin Reflections with its cosmetology, aestheticist and massage services. “There is nothing...
Guntersville’s high-power offense to be led by pair of Division I running backs
Lance Reese isn’t one to put his focus too far ahead when it comes to the upcoming football season. One thing he’s known for a long time about this year’s Guntersville football team, which opened at No. 3 in Class 5A in the ASWA rankings: it’s got a lot of talent on the offensive side of the ball.
Chuco Underground joins the Huntsville basement bar scene
HUNTSVILLE – Huntsville continues to add new breweries, bars and social spaces across the city. As you check out the rooftop bars that stretch sky-high or the outdoor spaces with live music, do not forget to look for the party beneath your feet. Chuco Underground is the newest “basement...
Birmingham-Southern College Continues To Seek New Owner
After announcing its closing in May, Birmingham-Southern College (BSC) is still in search of a buyer. Despite interest from neighboring Alabama colleges like Alabama A&M University and Miles College, BSC’s future when it comes to buyers currently does not look too promising. According to a report by 1819 News, the school turned down a “lowball” offer of $65 million from A&M, which would have officially made it an HBCU. On the other hand, it signed a Letter of Intent with Miles College. However, the college could not find the funds to fulfill the purchase. Launched as a Methodist institution just a year...
Tua Tagovailoa Stopped His Brother From Transferring To Auburn For The Pettiest Reason
Taulia Tagovailoa spent the majority of his college football career at Maryland after initially following his older brother Tua to Alabama, and it would appear the family’s ties to the Crimson Tide played a role in the Terrapins retaining a quarterback who had the chance to cash in on a sizeable payday at Auburn. In […] The post Tua Tagovailoa Stopped His Brother From Transferring To Auburn For The Pettiest Reason appeared first on BroBible.
Anonymous SEC coach shares thoughts on Payton Thorne, Auburn QBs
Auburn football is looking to win more than six games for the first time since 2019 this season, and the only thing that is keeping that from being a sure thing is quarterback play according to college football experts. Auburn quarterback Payton Thorne has caught plenty of flak this offseason...
Birmingham man shot at age 17 in 1992 dies 32 years later, death ruled a homicide
A 49-year-old Birmingham man shot in 1992 has died, and authorities said his death was the result of the injuries sustained when he was a teen. Birmingham’s North Precinct officers were dispatched at 7 a.m. Tuesday, Aug. 6, 2024, to a report of a person down at 920 Second Street North.
Decatur to Host 2025 College Fishing National Championship
Major League Fishing, in conjunction with Decatur Morgan County Tourism, announced that the 2025 Abu Garcia College Fishing National Championship will take place on Wheeler Lake in Decatur, Alabama, April 9–11. The 16th annual College Fishing National Championship will mark the second time the three-day tournament has been held...
Athens Main Street recieves recognition at 2024 Main Street Alabama Conference
ATHENS — Athens Main Street, a community-based non-profit organization dedicated to “renovating, revitalizing, and growing Athens’ downtown area, was recently awarded state-wide recognition by Main Street Alabama. Earlier this month, the Birmingham-based entity held its 11th annual Awards of Excellence Banquet at the Community House in Monroeville...
Lawsuit over voting dismissed after Alabama AG offers new guidance on statute
A Montgomery County Circuit Judge Wednesday dismissed a lawsuit against a new law plaintiffs said could prevent them from voting. The dismissal came after Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall issued guidance that the law – which expands the number of crimes that can cost a person their right to vote – would not go into […]
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