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Huntsville could become Ala.’s biggest city this year, Census estimates show

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By The Associated Press Alabama could soon have a new most populous city. In fact, it might have already happened. New population estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau show Huntsville was just smaller than Birmingham […]

BCSP Spring Sports Round-up

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NC A&T set to compete for points, national titles at NCAA Div. I Track & Field Championships North Carolina A&T’s men’s and women’s outdoor track and field teams and a few other HBCU competitors continue […]

Whitmire: Huntsville PD keeps a murderer on the payroll

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Three weeks ago, a Madison County jury found Huntsville police officer William Darby guilty of murder. Three weeks have passed since that verdict — and he’s still an employee with the Huntsville Police Department. If […]

Huntsville wants Magnolia Terrace, home of early Black middle class, named historic

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By Lee Roop, The Associated Press It is called Magnolia Terrace, and it’s where many of Huntsville’s Black professionals moved when they were displaced from the city center in the 1940s and 1950s by what […]

Mo Brooks appears to tweet his email password while complaining about Democrat serving him in riot lawsuit

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Alex Woodward Republican US Rep Mo Brooks appeared to post a photo of a Gmail password and PIN to his Twitter account while raging against US Rep Eric Swalwell, who has sued the Alabama congressman […]

Beckard: America is Afraid of the Truth

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Huntsville, AL – As America reflects on the Race Massacre that occurred in Tulsa, Oklahoma in 1921, I must remind everyone that we should not forget the same thing happened in Rosewood , Florida New Year’s […]

“They were the backbone of our class;” Community vigil for two R.A. Hubbard football players killed in crash

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“Everything we do is going to be for those two.” By DeAndria Turner NORTH COURTLAND, Ala. (WAFF) – Friends and family joined together on Thursday to remember the lives of two teenagers killed in a car […]

Tara McKennie becomes the first woman general in Alabama Air National Guard

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“You have truly made history being both the first female and first African American General Officer for the Alabama National Guard,” Gov. Kay Ivey said. By BRANDON MOSELEY Tara McKennie on Saturday was promoted to […]

The Women of Hopewell M. B. Church Taking A Stand

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Story and photo submitted by Mother Patrice Smith The women of Hopewell M.B. Church are taking a stand for God. The scripture Romans 12:1-2 reads, “I beseech you therefore, brethren, by the mercies of God, […]

Alabama property owners ask US Supreme Court to let them evict tenants again

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By Mary Helene Hall The Alabama Association of Realtors, a group representing property owners, on Thursday filed an emergency appeal directed to Chief Justice John Roberts asking the court to block an order that prevents […]