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Greensboro may soon have an option for adults with special needs to live more independently, said Toni Love on Tuesday night, Aug. 9. Love was...

New online tool aims to connect West Alabama residents with nearby health care options

West Alabama Regional Commission and Area Agency on Aging have re- leased a new online tool to improve access to health- care. The BE WELL...

Hospital Corner

When is it appropriate and necessary for you to be taking antibiotics? When your physician prescribes you an antibiotic treatment, it is critical that you...

Alex Warner of Tuscaloosa

Alex Warner of Tuscaloosa, who recently graduated Magna Cum Laude from Wallace Community College Selma, will play with the San Diego Padres. He is the...

Theatre Tuscaloosa holding open auditions for upcoming production Aug. 29-30

Theatre Tuscaloosa will hold auditions for Launch Day (Love Stories from the Year 2108), on August 29th and 30th at 7:00 p.m. in the Bean-Brown...

Area cities consider business license fee increase for 2023

Both the cities of Marion and Greensboro are considering business license fee increases for the coming year. The chance doesn’t come along often, explained Greensboro...

Taylor earns ALFA Foundation scholarship

Whitfield Conrad Taylor of Greensboro received a $1,000 scholarship from the Alfa Foundation. Taylor is a freshman at Marion Military Institute studying business. Over nine...

Mary Cosby Moore of Marion talks about the significance of the project to identify local ‘Foot Soldiers’ in some never-before-seen images from the Bloody Sunday protests. The photos are on display in Marion now through August 24

Researchers need your help identifying local people in never-before-seen ‘Bloody Sunday’ photos

A partnership between universities and community researchers in the Black Belt is aiming to identify local “Foot Soldiers” from the Voting Rights Movement in historic...

GMS welcomes two new coaches/educators

15 Aug 2022