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- Alabama hospitals contribute $25 billion to state and local economiesAlabama’s hospitals contribute more than $25 billion annually to the state’s economy, serving as a critical lifeline for communities large and small. With 114 hospitals operating around the clock, 365 days a year, these healthcare facilities deliver essential medical services and act as economic anchors, often representing the largest employer in their communities. Together, Alabama’s hospitals support more than 143,000 jobs, with 77,557 employees directly working in hospitals, generating a $10.4 billion labor impact. In 2023, hospitals across the state... Read More
- Dixieland, LLC named as new member of American Angus Assn.Dixieland LLC of Greensboro is a new member of the American Angus Association, reports Mark McCully, CEO of the national breed organization headquartered in Saint Joseph, Missouri. David L. Parker and Keith Averette, both of Greensboro, are listed as the members and owners of Dixieland, L.L.C. The American Angus Association, with more than 21,000 active adult and junior members, is the largest beef breed association in the world. Its computerized records include detailed information on over 21 million registered Angus.... Read More
- Tuscaloosa retirement community spotlights Janice Day, formerly of Greensboro
Many in Greensboro will remember Janice Day from her decades of running J & J Jewelry, where she greeted customers with a warm smile and a kind word. Now enjoying retirement at Regency Retirement in Tuscaloosa, Janice was recently featured in the community’s newsletter. We are pleased to share her story with our readers. — Ed. “Resident Spotlight: Janice Day Janice was born in Hale County to her wonderful parents, Aaron and Lorene Wyatt. She is the second of four... Read More - Measles cases on the rise in U.S., vaccinations stop the spreadIn 2023, an estimated 10.3 million people were infected with measles. A measles outbreaks are happening in every region of the world. Anyone who is not protected against measles can get measles while abroad and easily spread it to others when they return home. Although measles was declared eliminated in the United States in 2000, measles cases and outbreaks continue to occur in the United States due to unvaccinated international travelers. Large measles outbreaks are possible when travel-related measles cases... Read More
- Free autism training workshop will be Thurs., March 13 at Perry Co. CourthouseThe University of South Alabama Regional Autism Network (USARAN) and the Alfred G. Adams, Jr. Optimist Club of Perry County are offering a free in-person workshop for families and professionals on identifying community resources about autism. The workshop will be offered in Marion at the Perry County Courthouse on Thursday, Mar. 13 from 4-6 p.m. Michelle McDaniel, director of USARAN, will be sharing information for both professionals and caregivers about agencies, organizations and programs that offer resources for those with... Read More