2025 – Page 85

5 Effective Ways To Keep School Germs At A Minimum

August 7, 2025 Bouldin 0

By Brittany Wright As many children get ready to return to school, they are experiencing a variety of exciting changes. While change can be beneficial, the exposure to new germs can pose a challenge to your […]

UAB Named Alabama’s Best Hospital; North Alabama Medical Center Honored for Infection-Free Record

August 7, 2025 Bouldin 0

by SPEAKIN’ OUT NEWS Two Alabama hospitals are receiving high honors for their quality of care and commitment to patient safety. UAB Hospital has once again been named the No. 1 hospital in Alabama and the Birmingham […]

8 Incredible Reasons to Include Mushrooms in Your Diet

August 7, 2025 Bouldin 0

By Karen Heslop According to Packer’s 2022 Fresh Trends report, four in 10 Americans say that they’ve bought mushrooms in the past year. Statista confirms that by 2023, Americans bought about 3 ½ pounds of mushrooms per capita. Based […]

SWAC TV is live. Here’s everything you can watch now on the app

August 6, 2025 Bouldin 0

by Chris Stevens The SWAC made headlines last month at Football Media Day when it announced SWAC TV, a streaming service and app dedicated solely to SWAC athletics. As of Friday, August 1, SWAC TV is live, […]

Sam Shade sets tone in Alabama A&M first fall camp practice

August 6, 2025 Bouldin 0

by HBCU Sports The Alabama A&M University football team took their first steps toward the 2025 season under new head coach Sam Shade. On a sweltering morning in Huntsville, the Bulldogs donned helmets and shorts for their […]

Hulk Hogan’s Daughter Asked to Be Taken Off His Will Because of His Racist Comments

August 6, 2025 Bouldin 0

Nationwide — Brooke Hogan is mourning the recent death of her father, wrestling legend Hulk Hogan, but has made it clear she wants no part in the legal battle over his multimillion-dollar estate. According to sources […]

Alabama Hits a High Note: New Law Expands Entertainment Incentives to Music Industry

August 6, 2025 Bouldin 0

by SPEAKIN’ OUT NEWS In a defining moment for Alabama’s creative sector, Governor Kay Ivey was joined by state officials and music leaders—including Huntsville Music Officer Matt Mandrella—on Thursday, July 31, for the ceremonial signing of Senate Bill 177, a […]

Year: 2025

5 Effective Ways To Keep School Germs At A Minimum

UAB Named Alabama’s Best Hospital; North Alabama Medical Center Honored for Infection-Free Record

8 Incredible Reasons to Include Mushrooms in Your Diet

SWAC TV is live. Here’s everything you can watch now on the app

Sam Shade sets tone in Alabama A&M first fall camp practice

Hulk Hogan’s Daughter Asked to Be Taken Off His Will Because of His Racist Comments

Alabama Hits a High Note: New Law Expands Entertainment Incentives to Music Industry

Tangled String Festival Finds New Rhythm at John Hunt Park This Fall

Sermonette of the week: “Bad Times,Good News

Ice Cube’s New “War of the Worlds” Movie Harshly Criticized, Seen as a Major Disappointment