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Historic Agreement to Offer Early Admission to Physician Assistant Program for ASU Students Signed with Saint Elizabeth University

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By Kenneth Mullinax/ASU Alabama State University and Saint Elizabeth University (SEU), announced on Nov. 28 the establishment of a combined educational program culminating in a baccalaureate degree from ASU and a Physician Assistant degree (M.S.) from […]

Let Coach Prime Go, HBCU faithful; his iconic predecessors would be proud

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By Roy S. Johnson This is an opinion column. Some of y’all are out here being really messy. Petty even. Acting like your feelings are hurt. Like your toes are bleeding. Like a scorned boo. Like […]

ROSA PARKS COMMEMORATION

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Story and photos by Greg Miley, Speakin’ Out News staff writer The Rosa Parks Committee of Huntsville held its annual Rosa Parks Commemoration on Thursday, December 1, 2022, at the Parking & Public Transit Station, […]

There’s a hole in Alabama’s expungement law

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By JOSH MOON Several years ago, an employee working for a public entity – we’ll call him “Jerry” – was arrested on what appeared to be serious charges. According to press releases from the public […]

HUNTSVILLE PROGRESSIVE ALUMNI CHAPTER OF AAMU INSTALLS OFFICERS IN VIRTUAL CEREMONY

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By Jerome Saintjones, AAMU Director, Marketing & Public Relations Huntsville, Ala. —- The Huntsville Progressive Alumni Chapter of the Alabama A&M University Alumni Association, Inc., (HPAC) recently installed six new officers for a two-year term, […]

Alabama A&M Falls 74-28 at Southeastern Conference Foe Ole Miss

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By Joshua J. Darling, Sports Information Director OXFORD, Miss. – Stepping up the competition in non-conference action, Alabama A&M (0-6, 0-0 SWAC) could not keep pace with Ole Miss (7-1, 0-0 SEC) as they fell by […]

Alabama tribe could get federal recognition, casino gambling under final legislative push by retiring Senator Richard Shelby

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By John Sharp It’s been four decades since the MOWA Band of Choctaw Indians began the long journey to gain federal sovereignty designation that would allow them to access millions of dollars in health care, education, and economic […]

Year: 2022

Historic Agreement to Offer Early Admission to Physician Assistant Program for ASU Students Signed with Saint Elizabeth University

Let Coach Prime Go, HBCU faithful; his iconic predecessors would be proud

ROSA PARKS COMMEMORATION

There’s a hole in Alabama’s expungement law

HUNTSVILLE PROGRESSIVE ALUMNI CHAPTER OF AAMU INSTALLS OFFICERS IN VIRTUAL CEREMONY

Alabama A&M Falls 74-28 at Southeastern Conference Foe Ole Miss

Alabama tribe could get federal recognition, casino gambling under final legislative push by retiring Senator Richard Shelby

Birmingham native with 300K Youtube followers; started in dorm room at the University of Alabama

Alabama prison workers arrested on corruption charges

Faith Chapel founder, who built domed church in Wylam, hands off lead pastor role to his son