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Mother's Milk Bank of Alabama moves to new Homewood facility (opens the original)
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The Mother's Milk Bank of Alabama has moved into a new facility in Homewood this week, offering expanded space to process and deliver donated human milk for premature infants and other babies with special medical needs. The organization hosted an open house at the new location, where officials highlighted the benefits of the larger space. Kristina Habchi, the milk bank's executive director, said the new facility can help educate the public about their work. "Mom's own milk is the most important
Survey shows Alabamians divided on school choice and concerned about education funding (opens the original)
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A new statewide survey from the Public Affairs Research Council of Alabama (PARCA) reveals that Alabamians are concerned about school funding and divided over school choice. PARCA reported that 76% of those surveyed believe too little is spent on education. The survey also found that 66% of respondents would pay more in at least one tax to support schools, though no single tax increase earned majority support. Alabamians are also split on the CHOOSE Act, with 48% in favor and 50% opposed. When a
Sixteenth Street Baptist Church opens new Education & Visitor Center in Birmingham (opens the original)
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Sixteenth Street Baptist Church opened a new Education & Visitor Center Tuesday, expanding opportunities for visitors to learn about the church’s history and its role in the Civil Rights Movement. The opening coincided with the church’s annual memorial service marking the 63rd anniversary of the Sept. 15, 1963, bombing that killed four girls: Addie Mae Collins, Denise McNair, Carole Robertson and Cynthia Wesley. The ceremony featured remarks from church and community leaders, a memorial address
Parrish Police to gain new drone with Norfolk Southern grant (opens the original)
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The Town of Parrish has received a $9,643 grant from Norfolk Southern to purchase a thermal imaging drone system and provide remote pilot certification for the Parrish Police Department. The grant comes through Norfolk Southern’s Safety First Grant Program, which supports first responders and community safety initiatives across the railroad’s 22-state network. Mayor Jared “Bubba” Cagle said the drone will give officers another tool to respond to missing-person searches, severe weather, fires and
Jax State sets enrollment record for sixth consecutive year (opens the original)
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Jacksonville State University has set an enrollment record for the sixth consecutive year, with 10,433 students enrolled for the fall 2026 semester, the university announced Thursday. The enrollment figure surpasses last year's record of 10,339 students and continues a streak of growth that began in 2019. Since fall 2018, enrollment at the university has increased from 8,479 students to 10,433, a gain of nearly 2,000 students. The university also reported a 10.5% increase in first-time freshmen.
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