“Enjoying Life at 99” Get ready for a good time as the 99th Graham County Fair begins this evening
Safford Prepares for the 99th Annual Graham County Fair Get your boots ready—exciting times are just around the corner. The historic 99th annual Graham County Fair kicks off today and runs through Sunday, October 12th, in Safford, Arizona. This festival is a much-anticipated tradition featuring a blend of family-oriented entertainment, thrilling livestock competitions, delicious food, […]
Now Is a Good Time to Distance Yourself from America’s Offshore Wind Industry
Impact of Regulatory Environment on Energy Investment Are the complexities of the energy and climate regulatory landscape hindering companies’ ability to secure funding and execute energy initiatives in the United States? Colette Hirstius, the head of U.S. Shell, thinks so. In a recent interview, she commented on the issue. “I think uncertainty in the regulatory […]
Hidden Roman Route Associated with Emperor Commodus to Open to the Public for the First Time
Tunnel to the Colosseum Set to Open to Public Authorities have revealed that a previously hidden tunnel leading to the Colosseum in Rome will be accessible to the public by the end of October. This tunnel, built in the 1st and 2nd centuries AD with some assistance from horses, facilitated the movement of dignitaries straight […]
New Claims of Aggressive Language Found From Democrat AG Candidate Jay Jones, This Time Regarding Police
Virginia Republican representative Carrie Coiner recently claimed in an interview that Jay Jones, the Democratic candidate for Attorney General in Virginia, made violent comments regarding police officers during a 2020 call. In a Monday interview, Coiner alleged that Jones suggested, in his 2020 conversation, that if a few officers were to die, it might prevent […]
It’s time to pay attention to the arrival of fall at Alabama State Parks.
Reflecting on Autumn in Alabama When I think about autumn in Alabama, it’s not just the cool mornings or the changing leaves that come to mind. It’s more about how the season makes you feel. One of my fondest memories is gathering around the campfire with my kids. Roasting marshmallows under the starlit sky, their […]
No Hurricanes Land in the United States in September for the First Time in a Decade
No September Hurricanes in the U.S. for the First Time in a Decade This September marked a notable first in a decade: the United States experienced no hurricanes making landfall. While there are just two months, or about 25% of the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season left, experts remind everyone to remain cautious. Hurricane Erin and […]
7 Points: It’s time to worry as the government closes; Tuberville and Palmer hold Democrats responsible, but voters blame all sides; and more…
7. Young Palestinians Organize Week of Action in Huntsville In Huntsville, a group of young Palestinians are planning a week of action downtown. This initiative aims to commemorate the second anniversary of the October 7 terrorist attacks in Israel. They want to raise awareness about their cause during this period. They express admiration towards those […]
Time is running out for public feedback on APLS rule prohibiting transgender books
Public Comment Period on Library Code Changes Ending Soon The deadline for public comments on a revised proposal in the Alabama Public Library Services Code—which seeks to ban transgender books for minors—is fast approaching. Members of the public have until 4:30 PM on October 14th to submit their written comments. To do this, you need […]
Douglas Napier: It’s Time for Corporate America to Focus on Business Again
Corporate Choices Amid Polarization American businesses are at a crossroads. With rising polarization and social turbulence, they face a decision: align with ideological extremes that fracture trust or embrace the foundational principles that foster unity and success—things like merit, fairness, and shareholder value. A new campaign is urging 1,000 CEOs to reject corporate diversity, equity, […]
Oversight agency reports Trump broke the law for the sixth time by withholding FEMA funds
FEMA Violations Identified in GAO Report WASHINGTON – A recent report from the Government Accountability Office (GAO) revealed that the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) failed to meet certain legislative fundraising obligations related to emergency food and shelter programs. This marks the sixth occasion this year that the GAO found the Trump administration in violation […]