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Ex-Mobile day care van driver gets 20 years for hot vehicle death of 5-year-old Kamden Johnson

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By Howard Koplowitz The former Mobile day care van driver who pleaded guilty late last year to manslaughter in the hot vehicle death of a 5-year-old boy was sentenced to 20 years in state prison Thursday. […]

LAKESIDE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH COMMUNITY AWARDS

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Story submitted by Lakeside United Methodist Church with courtesy photos Under the leadership of Rev. Dr. Randy Kelley, Pastor, Lakeside United Methodist Church held its Community Hero and Heroine Awards to honor residents from the […]

AAMU PROFESSOR AAS FELLOW

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For Noteworthy Contributions A professor of physics and former dean at Alabama A&M University has been selected as a Fellow of the Alabama Academy of Science for the year 2022. Dr. Matthew Edwards was selected […]

CDC Loosens Mask Guidelines as Omicron Surge Subsides

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by Jessica Daniels Is the unmasking of America at hand? The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced Friday that most Americans can now shed their face coverings in indoor public settings because the agency […]

Legendary Auburn running back Lionel ‘Little Train’ James dead at 59

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By Tom Green Lionel James, the legendary Auburn running back nicknamed “Little Train” because of his 5-foot-6 stature and unrelenting running style, died Friday following a battle with a lengthy illness, the program announced. He was […]

OP-ED: Attacking the Right to Vote Has Been Going on for Years

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By Nse Ufot, executive director of the New Georgia Project NNPA NEWSWIRE — In today’s environment, too many thought leaders are making conversations about voting rights academic, but the motivation for restricting voting is simple. […]

Community Organizations Commemorate Selma’s Bloody Sunday

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Advocacy to Raise Awareness about Voting Rights and Supreme Court Redistricting Ruling IMMEDIATE RELEASE Huntsville, Ala. – March 7, 1965, John Lewis and a brave group of individuals marched across the Edmund Pettus Bridge in […]

IBM AWARDS FELLOWSHIP TO MURP STUDENT

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Toward Sustainable Transportation A second-year Nigerian graduate student in the Master of Urban and Regional Planning program at Alabama A&M University has received IBM’s distinguished Masters Fellowship Award. Peter Oyewale has received the fellowship to […]

Black History of Health: Wendy Williams

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by Karen Heslop Many people know Wendy Williams from her famous television show but the celebrity actually got her start in radio. Starting in 1986, she didn’t spread her wings to television until 22 years later […]

More than half of Alabamians now fully vaccinated; state still last in nation

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By Ramsey Archibald More than half of Alabama’s total population is now fully vaccinated against the coronavirus. More than a year after the first vaccine doses were administered here, the state finally crossed the 50% threshold, […]