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Veterans Day focuses on the living
Veterans Day, observed each year on Nov. 11, focuses on the living – those who served honorably in the United States military in peace and war and returned to their families and other loved ones. This contrasts with Memorial Day, observed on the last Monday in May each year,...
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Women's Golf Travels to Birmingham for Final Event of Fall Season
BIRMINGHAM, Ala . – After a strong weekend in early October at the Lady Red Wolves Classic, the Illinois State women's golf team closes the door on its 2026 fall season on Sunday and Monday at the Samford Intercollegiate, hosted at Inverness Country Club in Birmingham, Alabama. Event: Samford...
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Cynthia Lang in Top-Five as Redbirds Close First Day in Birmingham
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – Illinois State freshman golfer Cynthia Lang is tied for fifth overall through 36 holes, as the Redbirds are in fifth place as a team after the opening two rounds of the Samford Intercollegiate, played at Inverness Country Club in Birmingham, Alabama. The Redbirds had rounds of...
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Passing the Torch: AWAKEN 2026 Honors 1963 Foot Soldiers, Celebrates Next Generation of Leaders
The City of Birmingham’s Office of Public Affairs hosted AWAKEN 2026: Passing the Torch on Friday, Oct. 30, at the Carver Theatre. The annual tribute, held during Magic City Classic Week, honored foot soldiers and activists of 1963 while celebrating the next generation of leaders carrying forward Birmingham’s legacy of activism, service, and justice.
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Moss Rock Festival returns for 21st year at Hoover Met Complex, Nov. 7-8
The Moss Rock Festival turns 21 this fall, and the eco-creative weekend that has become one of Hoover’s signature November traditions returns to the Hoover Metropolitan Complex on Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 7-8. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday at...
Hartselle Enquirer
There Goes Connie: Local woman finds success in fourth career as travel writer
Author Connie Pearson and her husband really went out of the way to research her latest book — more than 2,500 miles, in fact. Actually, the travel writer has two new books — one about sights to visit up and down Interstate 65, and an updated version of what to do in north Alabama.
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‘Historically Black’: BCRI Exhibit Honors Alabama’s HBCU Legacy and Connects History to Today
The history of Alabama’s Historically Black Colleges and Universities is deeply connected to the history of the Civil Rights Movement, but their legacy extends beyond the struggle for equality. From educating generations of Black leaders to shaping campus traditions, culture and community, the institutions have helped define Alabama’s story.