2018 – Page 30

City Column: Huntsville Events in April

April 11, 2018 sonadmin 0

The month of April began with an ending. Each year, Oakwood University holds its homecoming weekend during the Easter holiday, so this year, the festivities that began on Thursday, March 29 with the 40th Annual […]

MAYOR’S COLUMN: Libraries Change Lives

April 11, 2018 sonadmin 0

I can remember being a kid growing up in Birmingham, and how important the library was to me. We’d catch the bus near where I lived and spend the day downtown. We’d go to the […]

The Most Important Decision Our Government Will Make: Who Will Be Our Next State Superintendent Of Education

April 11, 2018 sonadmin 0

The Legislative Session has come to an end, but legislators won’t be the ones making the most important decision our government will make this year. The State Board of Education will make that decision in […]

Governor Kay Ivey: One Year In, Serving Alabama

April 11, 2018 sonadmin 0

April 10, 2018, marks one year since I unexpectedly became governor. With only three hours’ notice I was called on to lead. The tasks at hand were plentiful. We had to restore integrity to state […]

Concordia College in Selma to Close

April 10, 2018 sonadmin 0

REPRINT FROM Blackamericaweb.com On last Wednesday, Concordia College announced that it will be closing its doors permanently at the end of this semester. Concordia, a private HBCU (Historically Black Colleges and Universities) in Selma, Ala., has […]

Year: 2018

City Column: Huntsville Events in April

MAYOR’S COLUMN: Libraries Change Lives

The Most Important Decision Our Government Will Make: Who Will Be Our Next State Superintendent Of Education

Governor Kay Ivey: One Year In, Serving Alabama

Concordia College in Selma to Close

WORLD WAR II VETERAN CELEBRATES CENTENNIAL BIRTHDAY

Fifty Years after Kerner and King, Racism Still Matters

Study Says Rubber Duckies are a Haven for Potentially Pathogenic Bacteria