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Alabama Arise Kimble Forrister helped low-income people in Montgomery

Kimble Forrister spent 27 years as executive director of Alabama Arise, assembling faith-based, civic and non-profit groups to help low-income folk.

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A-KEEP interns from Korea think back on weeks teaching in Alabama

Twenty-three global interns from Korea working on their graduate and undergraduate teaching degrees remember their time in Alabama like basketball and ice cream.

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Alabama teachers hired since 2013 could retire after 30 years of work

Under current law, teachers hired in the last decade could only draw benefits after age 62, meaning some might have to work 40 years.

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Alabama teachers hired since 2013 could retire after 30 years of work

Under current law, teachers hired in the last decade could only draw benefits after age 62, meaning some might have to work 40 years.

United statesBrian lyman montgomeryMickey welshThomas jacksonAlan bakerMeesoon hanAlabama senateAlabama house

Alabama teachers hired since 2013 could retire after 30 years of work

Under current law, teachers hired in the last decade could only draw benefits after age 62, meaning some might have to work 40 years.

United statesBrian lyman montgomeryMickey welshThomas jacksonAlan bakerMeesoon hanAlabama senateAlabama house

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