Credit and Non-Credit: Navigating Your Journey through Alabama’s Community Colleges
Students in Alabama are flocking to community colleges, whether they’re fresh out of high school or adults looking to pivot in their careers. The Alabama Community College System (ACCS) provides a diverse array of educational opportunities tailored to fit different needs. With 24 campuses and over 130 locations statewide, ACCS delivers accessible, affordable programs that […]
Airbus hands over its 100th A220 from the Mobile facility, a significant achievement for Alabama’s aerospace sector.
Airbus Celebrates 100th A220 Aircraft Delivery in Alabama Alabama’s aerospace sector is experiencing noteworthy growth as Airbus marked the delivery of its 100th A220 aircraft from its Mobile manufacturing facility. This delivery signifies an important achievement for both the site and the state’s burgeoning aviation industry. The milestone aircraft, delivered to Breeze Airways, showcases the […]
Community meeting discusses changes and employee issues at Alabama’s Redstone Arsenal
AMCOM Leadership Discusses Transformation at Town Hall Major General Lori Robinson, the commander of the US Army Air and Missile Command (AMCOM), recently hosted a town hall event alongside Deputy Director Don Nitty and Sergeant Christopher Doss, with Alabama manager Bob Jones at Redstone Arsenal. During the meeting, Robinson highlighted key developments impacting the command’s […]
Tuberville brings back a bill to strengthen Alabama’s agricultural sector
Senator Tuberville Reintroduces Legislation for Alabama’s Agriculture In an effort to boost opportunities and enhance market access for Alabama’s farming community, U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville has brought back two legislative proposals: the Farm Committee Act and the North-South Oil Seed Dual Crop Research Act. “Our farmers, foresters, and livestock producers carry the significant responsibility of […]
Credit and Non-Credit: Navigating Your Journey in Alabama’s Community Colleges
From high school graduates to adults seeking a career switch, many individuals in Alabama are turning to their local community colleges for their next educational step. The Alabama Community College System (ACCS) provides a diverse range of training and education options tailored to meet people where they are in their journey. With 24 colleges and […]
Alabama’s Electric Cooperatives support Senate Pro Tem Garlan Gudger for re-election
Alabama Electric Cooperatives Support Garlan Gudger The Alabama Political Action Committee, part of the Alabama Rural Cooperative Association, announced on Monday their endorsement of Senate President Pro Tem Garlan Gudger in his leadership roles. This endorsement came from the board of directors of PAC, which consists of leaders from Alabama’s Electric Cooperatives, all of whom […]
Sen. Britt pushes for financial support for Alabama’s military installations
Senate Advances Military Construction and Veterans Affairs Bill A Senator from Alabama, who serves on the Senate Budget Committee, joined fellow lawmakers on Monday to push forward the 2026 appropriations for military construction and veteran matters. This bill is set to be reviewed by all senators this week before moving on to the House of […]
Alabama’s real estate market sees encouraging progress in June as the recovery continues.
Alabama Housing Market Report for June The Alabama Association of Realtors has released its June Economic and Real Estate Report, shedding light on some interesting trends in the housing market. Statewide home sales saw a notable increase for the second month in a row, rising by 8.2% from May 2024 and 10.9% compared to June […]
Understanding Your Journey Through Alabama’s Community Colleges: Credit and Non-Credit Options
Students in Alabama, whether recent high school graduates or adults looking to switch careers, are turning to local community colleges for their next steps. The Alabama Community College System (ACCS) provides a diverse array of educational and training options that cater to various needs. With 24 colleges and more than 130 locations across the state, […]
Would Alabama’s leaders be able to pass a civics test from 1912?
In 1912, graduating eighth graders in the U.S. had to grasp more than just facts. They needed an understanding of the republic they were about to engage with. An average exam covered subjects like grammar, geography, physiology, and the workings of civic government. For instance, students might encounter questions such as: Define the three branches […]
