07/13/11 Artvoice's weekly round-up of featured events, including our editor's picks for the week: Nat Baldwin, performing at Babeville's Ninth Ward on Thursday the 21st.
07/11/11 David G. Bronner, chairman and chief executive officer of the Retirement Systems of Alabama, is pushing back against legislative efforts to gain influence over the $27.8 billion pension fund.
07/11/11 We are continuing our Preseason College Football Countdown, ranking every team at the Football Bowl Subdivision level from 120 down to 1.
07/09/11 UPHEAVAL IN CHARLESTON: Earthquake and Murder on the Eve of Jim Crow. By Susan Millar Williams and Stephen G. Hoffius. University of Georgia Press. 392 pages. $29.95. Disasters accelerate trends already in place. Those who remember Hurricane Hugo realize ...
07/08/11 Welcome back to Curbed Interviews, wherein Raina Cox (of If the Lamp Shade Fits and Curbed's Moonlighting series) interviews major players in shelter media and interior design. Have a suggestion for someone whose voice should be heard? Send it here....
07/08/11 The Pittsburgh Panthers offense finished fourth in the Big East in both points per game (26.3) and yards per game (367.8) last season. The Panthers are expecting six players from that offense to return for the 2011 season. The loss of star running back Dion Lewis and leading receiver Jon Baldwin, however, will mean new players will need to step up to fill the voids. Other 2010 Big East ranks ...
07/05/11 ELBERTA, Ala. - When Interim Elberta Police Chief Julie Joyner took her spot as head of the Elberta Police Department, she was in no rush to remove the interim tag.
07/05/11 This is Part 1 of the cover story of the July 2011, New African edition. "Behind every successful man is a woman" goes the old saying. If this is true, as it seems it is, what impact have the African First ladies had on their husbands, who are generally said to have mismanaged Africa in the post-independence era? Or are they mere "flowers" decorating State Houses.
06/28/11 GULF SHORES, Ala. - Area businesses voted against consolidation with the South Baldwin Chamber of Commerce Friday at a special called meeting.
06/23/11 Baldwin City residents might have slept through the thunderstorm early Saturday morning, but they awoke to damage around town and working electricity. Strong storms rolled through the area after midnight with powerful winds and heavy rain. The storms lit up the sky with lightning and had wind gusts up to 70 mph.
06/23/11 Unless you've been living under a rock like the guys in the Geico car insurance commercial, you're vividly aware that the Strongsville City Club's 25th Rib Burn Off begins at 4 this afternoon on the City's Commons.
06/23/11 FREMONT -- The third annual Team Jenny 5K Run/Walk & 1/2-Mile Kids Fun Run will be Saturday at the Fremont Recreation Center.
06/23/11 VALENCIA, Spain (Reuters) - Mexican Formula One driver Sergio Perez will decide on Friday whether he is well enough to compete in this weekend's European Grand Prix after missing the last two races through injury.
06/23/11 Mayor Kathy Mulcahy welcomes neighboring communities to stop talking about regionalism and actually do something about it.
06/20/11 The Allen City Council saw plans Tuesday for a landscaping and art project to stretch across Exchange Parkway from U.S. 75 to Greenville Avenue.
06/12/11 NEW YORK - The official tongue-in-cheek slogan for "The Book of Mormon" claims that it is "God's Favorite Musical." Producers of the show are hopeful the Broadway community agrees.
06/12/11 Highly Recommended THE MOVIE: New Jersey-born author Fran Lebowitz moved to New York as an 18-year-old in the late 1960s. There, she began working in literary crowds, leading to her meeting Andy Warhol and scoring a column in his then new Interview magazine. This lead to more magazine writing and two collections of essays, Metropolitan Life in 1978 and Social Studies in 1981. Her last published ...
06/12/11 Jonathan Pate, who won his third AHSAA championship with the Gordo High School baseball team, has been named the AHSAA Class 3A Coach of the Year by the Alabama Sports Writers Association.
06/10/11 The North Platte Telegraph Sometimes it's the gifts we can't see that mean the most.
05/28/11 FAIRHOPE, Ala. - Next Wednesday in Montgomery, the Alabama Ethics Commission will hear a case against Police Chief Bill Press involving the legality of how a private bank account has been used to pay officers for off-duty work. | 
