There will be Candlelight Tours at the Governor’s Mansion on December 9 and 6 from 5 pm until 7 pm. Designers from across the state volunteered their time to decorate the Governor‘s Mansion and the neighboring Hill House for the candlelight tours. Also helping were Alabama fourth-grade students, who sent in more than 500 Christmas ornaments that will be displayed…
Come out and Ring in the New Year at the Capital City Club with a Roaring 20‘s Gatsby- Style Soiree on December 31 at 6 pm, price TBD. Guests are Welcome! Dress in your best 20‘s suits and gowns and prepare for an evening of rip-roaring fun! The evening begins with a 4-course gourmet dinner, and the party festivities start…
Come out for TACKY Jingle Bell Bowling on Wednesday, December 11 at 5:30 pm. Get Your Tacky Christmas Sweaters Ready! $5 includes two games (with shoes), pizza, and drinks. We will be collecting teddy bears for Child Protect & donations for Goodwill. Prizes given for tackiest Christmas outfit! Categories: News, Z_Calendar
Come “Splurge” with us at our 1st Holiday Open House! On Tuesday, December 10 from4 pm to 8pm enjoy beverages, light hors d’oeuvres, & in-store specials. Grab your friends and stop by Montgomery’s newest women’s clothing store! Categories: News, Z_Calendar
The SEC Championship isn’t the only big football game this week. The Alabama High School Athletics Association state titles are up for grabs. And one team in our area has the chance to claim the 4-A state championship title.
Join us on January 9 from 7:15 to 9 a.m. Our speaker will be Dr. Donald Williamson, and the breakfast will be held in the Taylor Center on the AUM Campus. Dr. Williamson was appointed State Health Officer and Director of the Alabama Department of Public Health in 1992 after serving as Director of the Bureau of Preventive Health Services….
Scientists at the University of Michigan found the sun can damage skin very quickly.
A vaccine to prevent Tuberculosis may also prevent Multiple Sclerosis in some patients.
Pregnancy rates in the United States are at the lowest level in 12 years.
Lurleen B. Wallace Community College is being nationally recognized for transforming college culture on campus.
