What’s Right With Your Community: Annual Selma Historic Pilgrimage
From the West Alabama Newsroom– The annual Selma Historic Pilgrimage showcases the state’s largest historic district.
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What’s Right With Your Community: Keeping Strays Off the Streets
Every year millions of dogs and cats are euthanized in shelters around the country.
Now a few people are leading the charge to change that in the river region.
WEB EXTRA: Phil Rawls On 35 Years Covering Alabama Politics
AP reporter Phil Rawls is retiring and shares some of his stories.
What’s Right With Your Community: Longtime Alabama Political Reporter Retiring
You might not recognize his his face, but you’ve heard and read his words.
Associated Press reporter Phil Rawls has been covering Alabama politics for 35 years and now he’s retiring.
What’s Right With Your Community: Local Car Dealer Gives Big This Holiday Season
There are a thousand ways to spend $1,000. It can be used for a down payment on new car, a trip to paradise or to pay down some debt.
“The Faces Of Diabetes” Organization Shows Illness In A Different Perspective
Thousands of people suffer from Diabetes — an illness that has no cure, but plenty of challenges. One Prattville man’s mission is to make that challenge easier to face….
What’s Right with Your Community: Care Project
Getting a major health diagnosis can be a scary time for anyone, but even more so if you can’t afford the medical equipment you need.
What’s Right With Your Community: Working To Save Horses
Marna says they couldn’t do what they do without all the support from the community.
Right now they have 5 horses that can be adopted, including Friendly and Whoopie.
What’s Right with Your Community:Filmmakers Tell Alabama Story
Documentary filmmakers work to showcase important real life stories..
Two local filmmakers are bringing the important work of some Alabama students to people across the country and the world.
What’s Right With Your Community: Medical Outreach Ministries
Getting sick can be a stressful time for someone who doesn’t have health insurance.
