 01/26/10 Mississippi State has had a reputation all year as a team which "lives and dies by the three." Against Alabama on Saturday, the Bulldogs died by the three.
01/26/10 By Ashley Boyd Staff Writer First-year physical education teacher Peter LaCentra helped bring national attention to Oak Hill School.
 01/26/10 Among other lapses between 2005 and 2007, FEMA employees didn't always check to see that those companies fully documented their decisions to pay claims, according to the report by the Government Accountability Office, a congressional watchdog agency.
01/26/10 This Saturday, I traveled to Tuscaloosa, or T-Town as it has been annoyingly nicknamed by the locals, to see the Bulldogs lose a close game. It is always tough to lose to a bitter rival in hostile territory, especially when you are forced to endure the onslaught of annoying "traditions" the Crimson Tide offers for in-game entertainment.
 01/26/10 Sporting News We took everything we learned in 2009 to make our predictions for the 2010 season. Starting at the top ...
01/26/10 FULTONDALE, Ala. -- When Hal Atkinson, the longtime church keyboardist at Walker Chapel United Methodist Church, died, the Fultondale church witnessed an 83-year demographic dip as 12-year-old Bradis Worthington took over.
01/25/10 MONDAY ARTS Double Exposure Juried Photography Exhibit: 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Friday, through Feb. 26, and during Bama Theatre events, 600 Greensboro Ave. Free. Call 205-758-5195.
01/25/10 Times staff writers Challen Stephens and Lee Roop spent the past month interviewing dozens of politicians, academics, lobbyists, consultants, friends and business leaders about Griffith's switch. Here's what they learned.
01/19/10 TUESDAY ARTS Terrific Tuesday Concert Series: 1:15 p.m. in the Alabama Power Recital Hall at Shelton State Community College. Featuring the Caldara Quartet with Charlotte Gatozzi, violin; Perry Caddell, violin; Anne Witt, cello; and Madeleine Hill, keyboard. Free.
01/19/10 By Cecil Hurt Sports Editor Charlotte Davis Moore, who passed away on Monday at age 71 after a lengthy illness, was best known as the wife of University of Alabama director of athletics Mal Moore. But while she considered that role, and her role as a mother to her daughter, Heather Moore Cook, most important to her, she was also remembered by her family for her other...
01/19/10 By Adam Jones Staff Writer The Shelton State squad won the University Cheerleaders Association National College Cheerleading Championship in the junior college division in Orlando, Fla. over the weekend. It was their third straight national title.
 01/19/10 TUSCALOOSA -- Anthony Grant doesn't have to watch tape of Tennessee to know he has his hands full trying to knock off the eighth-ranked Volunteers when they visit Coleman Coliseum tonight.
 01/12/10 Milton High has many applicants for its head football coaching position, but the school will take its time in choosing the top candidate.
 01/12/10 So what was your reaction to Mark McGwire's revelation Monday that was a longtime steroid abuser -- off and on, he said, but including the key year of 1998 when he broke Roger Maris' home run record. Oh, and for medicinal purposes.
 01/05/10 NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. - Mark Ingram plays for Alabama - and so much more. He plays for a father who watches his games from jail. He plays for a family that has stayed strong and close during hard times.
 01/04/10 Last spring, if Alabama coaches had any doubts about what needed to happen for the Tide to have a championship season in 2009, all they had to do was cue up the horror show that was 'Bama's offensive line's performance in last year's Sugar Bowl.
01/04/10 Two highly ranked members of The Observer's postseason Top 25 South Carolina college football prospects list spent the past weekend stirring the recruiting pot - one by committing and one by backing out of a commitment.
 01/04/10 NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. - Mark Ingram plays for Alabama - and so much more. He plays for a father who watches his games from jail. He plays for a family that has stayed...
 01/04/10 Alabama QB Greg McElroy has silenced doubters by coming up big for the SEC champs. His ability to lead and throw will be a key in the BCS title game.
12/30/09 Published: Wednesday, December 30, 2009 at 11:42 a.m. Last Modified: Wednesday, December 30, 2009 at 11:42 a.m. If grades make you a long shot for college, you're much more likely to get a break if you can play ball. | 
