Opinion

Few things are more important to Alabama’s economy than a reliable freight rail system. Our manufacturers depend on it. Our farmers depend on it. Our ...

In an era when hospitals, pipelines and school districts have all fallen victim to cyberattacks, it’s reassuring to learn Russellville’s water supply ...

Russellville First Baptist Church earlier this month celebrated 159 years of existence. At the annual homecoming celebration, we welcomed many new and...

The district attorney’s office and school administrators in Franklin County and Russellville are participating in a program which aims to address trua...

Alabama has earned some well-deserved credit for taking steps to combat civic amnesia. State law mandates that students pass a 100-question citizenshi...

Retired educators may have left the classroom, but they certainly have not stopped serving their communities.

Apparently, asking questions and raising community concerns now makes you a socialist.

I’ve seen firsthand the difference the Northwest Alabama Resource Conservation and Development Council (RC&D) can make. One reason I continue to appre...

Alabama’s commemoration of America’s 250th birthday was never intended to be confined to a single event, institution, or location. From the beginning,...

Alabama Community College System’s Director of Adult Education Nick Moore had some interesting comments for the 90 students who completed requirements...