Ala.
House panel urges president Bush to open travel
to Cuba
committee has approved a resolution urging President
Bush, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and
Congress to open up travel between the United
States and Cuba. May 2008
May
will have experts check knee
While his Bobcats teammates opened training
camp, Sean May toured the country's top orthopedists...
Oct 2007
City
of Columbia looking to Mobile for help with
school strategy
City of Columbia leaders are getting involved
to help five schools that aren't making the
grade. Oct 2007
German
Theatre 'Start Up' Abroad at PS 122 and City-Wide
GTA's Road Theater USA embarks on a hilarious
theatrical adventure – or misadventure
– as five actors (three German and two
from the US), two Austrian video artists and
the GTA team go cross-country... Oct 2007
State
blazing a 'Hallelujah Trail' for tourists 32
North Alabama...
Fried chicken served on church grounds, Huntsville's
Oakwood College choir singing spirituals and
a crowd flapping hand fans launched a "Hallelujah
Trail" driving tour of 32 North Alabama
churches. Oct 2007
Morese
enjoys her role promoting county
Lawrence County Chamber of Commerce President
Vicki Morese was honored last week for her efforts
to promote tourism in the county. Oct 2007
Carnival
Cruise Lines Expands 'Concierge Club' Program
to Include Shipboard Credits for Milestone Cruises
Carnival Cruise Lines has expanded its "Concierge
Club" guest recognition program to provide
members with shipboard credits when they achieve
a "milestone" cruise with the line.
Oct 2007
Alabama
senator sends scathing letter to Boeing chairman
In a letter to Boeing Chairman James McNerney,
Sen. Richard Shelby (R-Ala.) urged the company’s
top official to express disapproval of “offensive
remarks” about Mobile, Ala., made recently
by some Boeing representatives. Oct 2007
Council
OKs townhomes on Alabama
The City Council awarded a 77-unit townhouse
development the additional six points it needed
to qualify for approval at Tuesday's afternoon
session of the City Council. Oct 2007
Bank
Bill's Senate Champion Has Ties to Industry
In late July, Sen. Jeff Sessions began promoting
legislation that would aid some of the nation's
biggest banks -- among them, two institutions
in which he and his wife hold shares. Oct 2007
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