Running Thursday, November 14 - November 23. The long-awaited sequel to the popular "The 1940s Radio Hour". It's Christmas Eve 1943, and the Feddington Players are now broadcasting from a hole-in-the-wall studio in Newark, NJ, and set to present their…
Every fourth Saturday, Cupcakes by Tish will now host Cupcake Decorating Workshops. Classes will be offered for children ages 4-6, 7-10 and 12-15 between the 12pm and 6 pm at The Shoppes at EastChase. The hour long workshop is $25…
Monday November 25 at 7:30 pm, the Montgomery Symphony Orchestra presents Maestro Hinds leads the MSO in an all-American program featuring pianist Adonis Gonzalez in Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue.
In observance of the 58th anniversary of the Montgomery Bus Boycott and the arrest of Rosa Parks, Troy University Rosa Parks Museum admission is free on December 2, 2013 only. The purpose of the Rosa Parks Museum is to uphold…
Rumors of Alabama head football coach Nick Saban were circulating Wednesday. They were about whether Saban might be interested in becoming head coach at the University of Texas. He addressed those rumors at a press conference.
New developments in Alabama State University's search for a president.
Public prayer is coming under fire. The U.S. Supreme Court has started hearing arguments on whether prayer should be banned from government meetings. So how would city leaders in our area feel about being forced to remove prayer from their meetings?
Wednesday kicks off Frontier Days at Fort Toulouse in Wetumpka. The historic fort was built by the French in 1717, about 100 years before Alabama became a state.
Believe it or not... It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas, but not just for major retailers. Many locally owned businesses are hoping for a boost in sales this holiday season as well.
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- People in Perry County get a rare opportunity to witness the Alabama Supreme Court at work during a special session of the court in Marion.
Volunteers at a church in one of the poorest counties are helping people in the community get one of the most basic necessities.
A German painter visits Greenville to teach a workshop in a new local art gallery.
The Alabama Alcoholic Beverage Control Board is taking aim at underage drinking.
A revenue commissioner in Marshall County is facing charges of violating the state ethics law.
Music lessons during childhood can pay dividends much later in life even for people who haven’t touched an instrument in decades.
Doctors are using an interactive computer program to help patients deal with depression.
A new study is raising concerns about testosterone therapy.
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- A Selma woman convicted of manslaughter in the 2009 stabbing death of her then boyfriend -- gets a ten year sentence Tuesday in Selma.
A jury has ruled that some landowners are entitled to millions of dollars for property now used by Montgomery's Hyundai plant.
A new national report says 270,000 Alabamians are eligible for tax credits under the new federal health care law if they purchase coverage through the new health insurance marketplace.
The owner of Fuego Hookah Lounge in Montgomery now says he believes race is the reason people oppose his business.
There are almost two hundred inmates on Alabama's death row, including one who is there 33 years after the double murders of which he was convicted.
Bradley Byrne has won the Republican runoff in Alabama's 1st Congressional District.
A new bill that will come up in the next session off the Legislature would replace school textbooks with tablet devices. One school in Montgomery is already incorporating gadgets in the classroom.
