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Why Black People Should Be Using Music to Boost Brain Health

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by Dominique Lambright Music has always been at the heart of Black culture—a tool for storytelling, healing, resistance, and celebration. Whether through gospel’s soul-stirring harmonies, jazz’s improvisational brilliance, hip-hop’s rhythmic storytelling, or African drumming’s communal power, […]

Beef Tallow: The Ancient Secret for Radiant Skin

March 12, 2025 Bouldin 0

by Jade Curtis Natural skincare enthusiasts are rediscovering a traditional remedy that has stood the test of time: beef tallow. Once a staple in skin care routines, beef tallow is making a comeback for its nourishing and healing […]

Birmingham church choir named nation’s best

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By Greg Garrison The New Hope Baptist Church Mass Choir of Birmingham was recently named the top choir in the nation at the Sound Awards in Dallas. “This choir is magnificent,” said the Rev. Gregory L. […]

Is DOGE closing an iconic Alabama civil rights site? ‘History is not for sale,’ Sewell says

March 12, 2025 Bouldin 0

By Heather Gann The Montgomery Bus Station, which houses the historic Freedom Rides Museum, was included in a list published Tuesday by the U.S. General Services Administration of more than 400 federal buildings and properties to […]

Alabama students may soon be able to study religion off campus during school hours

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By Patrick Darrington A public hearing was held Wednesday to discuss a bill that would require school districts to adopt policies giving students academic credit while attending religious schooling outside of class. The bill, HB342, would […]

Alabama’s newest public beach opens

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By Lawrence Specker Alabama’s newest public beach recently opened, providing access for swimmers, paddlers, anglers and a nautical-themed playground for children. Mobile’s reopening of Bayfront Park in Coden comes after a three-year closure and $9.5 million […]

Year: 2025

Why Black People Should Be Using Music to Boost Brain Health

Beef Tallow: The Ancient Secret for Radiant Skin

Birmingham church choir named nation’s best

Is DOGE closing an iconic Alabama civil rights site? ‘History is not for sale,’ Sewell says

Alabama students may soon be able to study religion off campus during school hours

Alabama’s newest public beach opens

Tom Pallardy & The OMG! Band at The Rising Crust, 4136 Florence Blvd., Florence, AL on Friday,March 21st from 8-11 PM

‘Everyone loses’: 300 patients, researchers, students rally in Birmingham to protest Trump spending cuts

These 5 proposed tax cuts will save people $200 million each year, Alabama lawmakers say

From Oakwood to Costco: Alison Francis’ Journey of Excellence