The Socialist/Marxist Roots of Labor Day
America’s worker holiday grew from a labor movement shaped in part by socialists, class conflict and the radical politics of the 1800s
The Socialist/Marxist Roots of Labor Day
America’s worker holiday grew from a labor movement shaped in part by socialists, class conflict and the radical politics of the 1800s
We’re Less Safe Than We Were
Guest Opinion by Lee McInnis, Democratic nominee in Alabama’s 3rd Congressional District
Win the Grill Wars with this Hamburger Hack
Want juicy, flavorful burgers that everyone will rave about this Labor Day? This simple trick will let you kick your burgers up a notch.
AI Data Center Revolt Bus Tour Comes To Bessemer Sept. 13
Bus Tour event will begin at 6:00 PM and the public is invited
WFF Receives Award for DeKalb County Lake Renovations
By David Rainer, Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources
Paws In The Pew
Guest column from Rev. Michael Brooks of Siluria Baptist Church, Alabaster AL
Trump Signs Orders to Aid Ranchers, Meat Access
New orders target wolves, beef labels, meatpacking competition and interstate meat sales after ranchers pushed back on imports
Clancy murder trial ends with hung jury, mistrial
Jurors failed to agree whether Lindsay Clancy was criminally responsible for killing her three young children in 2023
Williams to Host Fairfield Listening Session Sept. 22
Independent candidate Keith O. Williams will be taking questions from the community on a wide range of issues
Ron Sparks Didn’t Walk Away From Alabama. He Kept Serving It.
Guest Opinion by Lisa Ward
Conecuh County Ruling Is a Victory for Alabama Voters
From the Alabama Republican Party
Alabama High Court Leaves 2022 Conecuh Sheriff Race Tied
Justices reject Randy Brock’s rehearing bid, leaving a 2022 Sheriff race tied as Conecuh County prepares to elect its next Sheriff