MONTGOMERY, Ala. – Wes Allen, Alabama’s Secretary of State, testified before the United States House of Representatives Committee on House Administration’s Subcommittee on Elections in a hearing titled, “Revisiting the 2024 Elections with Secretaries of State” yesterday, April 8, 2025. “Since taking office, more than half a million ineligible voters have been removed from our state’s […]
Bevill State Community College is proud to announce a successful collaboration between its Sumiton campus nursing faculty and clinical partner DCH Health System to deliver a hands-on, progressive CPR simulation designed to enhance nursing students’ readiness for real-world emergency response. The simulation event, held on March 18, 2025, provided an immersive training experience for students
Words by Jenny Lynn Davis | Image by Al Blanton The Bankhead House and Heritage Center is once again bringing excitement to the summer with the annual Under the Stars series. This beloved event series offers a lineup of free concerts and a special movie night, perfect for families and friends to enjoy together throughout
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On Friday, April 4, 2025, Bevill State Community College hosted the third Bevill MAP: Making A Path event for high schools in the area. Bevill MAP: Making A Path was held on the Bevill State Fayette Campus located at 2631 Temple Avenue N., Fayette, Alabama from 8:30 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. The event was attended by over 550 students from
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Words by Jenny Lynn Davis | Image by Ryan McGill While the Walker County Children’s Advocacy Center (WCCAC) works year-round to raise awareness about child abuse, April brings added visibility as it is nationally recognized as Child Abuse Prevention Month. This year, WCCAC has planned a full calendar of community events, outreach efforts, and fundraisers
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Words by Jenny Lynn Davis | Image by Al Blanton If you’re craving something flavorful and fresh off the grill, Sakura Asian Cuisine in Jasper has just the thing. Sakura’s Hibachi Steak is a go-to favorite for steak lovers, featuring tender, juicy bites of strip steak grilled hibachi-style and served with sautéed vegetables that add
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Main Street Alabama is thrilled to announce the winners of its Bright Ideas State Regionals competition, a grant award program powered by AL Spark—an initiative created to energize existing businesses in designated communities across the state with funding provided by the U.S. Small Business Administration. Five winning businesses, including three regional and two “Wild Card”
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Words by Jenny Lynn Davis | Images by Ryan McGill Fifteen years ago, Toka Harris walked into Ladybug’s Bakery and Deli for lunch and left with a new direction for her life. At the time, she was working at Walmart and looking for a way to spend more time with her daughter. On a whim,
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Words by Jenny Lynn Davis | Images by Justin Hunter When Mason Powe transferred to Meek High School, he sought playing time and purpose. After two years at a large 6A school where he struggled to get off the JV bench, Mason and his family decided to move to their lake house. They found a
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Words by Jenny Lynn Davis | Images by Justin Hunter Addisyn Williams was in ninth grade when the call from her stepmom came in the middle of the school day. She shared the devastating news that their home had caught fire. The blaze hadn’t taken everything, but it had taken enough. Her family was tied
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