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TEACHER SHORTAGES ARE REAL , BUT NOT FOR REASON YOU HEARD

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By SHARON LURYE and REBECCA GRIESBACH BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) — Everywhere, it seems, back-to-school has been shadowed by worries of a teacher shortage. The U.S. education secretary has called for investment to keep teachers from quitting. A […]

Huntsville Mayor Battle proposes 5% salary increase for all city of Huntsville employees

September 14, 2022 Bouldin 0

By Paul Gattis Mayor Tommy Battle wants to give city of Huntsville employees a pay raise that would be the largest during his time in office. Battle will propose a 5% cost of living adjustment for […]

P-EBT, FREE SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAMS HELPED COMBAT ALABAMA CHILD HUNGER DURING COVID. NOW THEY’RE ENDING

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By Savannah Tryens-Fernandes A new study by researchers at Harvard University and the University of Washington found that pandemic programs to provide meals to kids when schools closed reached millions of families and helped address food insecurity. With […]

Seven 2-0 teams headed into Week 3

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LUT WILLIAMS BCSP Editor It’s just Week Three of the 2022 football season and it is already down to just seven undefeated (2-0) HBCU teams. There’s just one undefeated team left in the CIAA, MEAC […]

Alabama GOP’s minority outreach message: ‘OK to have dark skin’ and be Republican

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By Mike Cason The Alabama Republican Party is making a renewed effort to recruit Black voters and other minorities who lean conservative but are mostly on the sidelines when it comes to politics. Leading the effort […]

GENETICS TO DIAGNOSIS: HOW SICKLE CELL COMES TO BE REAL

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SOURCE: By Maia Thornton Genetic and genomic technologies have come a long way since the initial studies of gene structure and expression. The study of genetics heavily relies on the idea that alleles, the versions […]

META AND HOLDER CONSTRUCTION LAUNCH HARD- HAT IN HAND IN

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by Mark B. Moore, Director of Public Relations, Drake State Community & Technical College The paid, eight-week skilled trades program provides valuable classroom and on-site training for entry-level jobs in construction September 7, 2022 (Huntsville, […]

Year: 2022

TEACHER SHORTAGES ARE REAL , BUT NOT FOR REASON YOU HEARD

Huntsville Mayor Battle proposes 5% salary increase for all city of Huntsville employees

P-EBT, FREE SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAMS HELPED COMBAT ALABAMA CHILD HUNGER DURING COVID. NOW THEY’RE ENDING

Seven 2-0 teams headed into Week 3

Alabama GOP’s minority outreach message: ‘OK to have dark skin’ and be Republican

GENETICS TO DIAGNOSIS: HOW SICKLE CELL COMES TO BE REAL

META AND HOLDER CONSTRUCTION LAUNCH HARD- HAT IN HAND IN

72ND CROWNING CEREMONY HELD HONORING MISS ARIANNA FLETCHER

This TikToker is shining a light on Alabama’s urban legends

Senator Tommy Tuberville: NIL allows athletes to be ‘exploited,’ Congress must act