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Foresters Protect Rare Salamander Found Only in Alabama

Registration for the fall Becoming an Outdoors-Woman (BOW) workshop opens on August 1 at 7 a.m. for first-time attendees and August 7 at 7 a.m. for both first-timers and those

Owen Bailey, M.S.H.A., FACHE, chief executive officer and senior associate vice president for medical affairs at USA Health, was recently named to the 101 Academic Medical Center CEOs to Know for …

The largest youth archery competition in Alabama, the National Archery in the Schools Program Alabama State Championship, will be held April 6-7 in Montgomery. Organizers say this year’s event will feature nearly 2,000 student archers in Grades 4-12 from schools across the state.

The largest youth archery competition in Alabama, the NASP championship, will be held in Montgomery in April. 

“Fentanyl is a plague in Alabama,” state Health Officer Scott Harris said. “We all have to do something to improve this.”

“Fentanyl is a plague in Alabama,” state Health Officer Scott Harris said. “We all have to do something to improve this.”

“Fentanyl is a plague in Alabama,” state Health Officer Scott Harris said. “We all have to do something to improve this.”

FLORENCE – The Florence Indian Mound Museum is collaborating with the Alabama Chapter of the Trail of Tears Association to host an in-person and recorded presentation series entitled, “Southeastern Native

'Odds Are' is a year-long campaign to bring awareness to Alabamians on the dangers and prevalence of illicit fentanyl.