Establish a strong foundation for your new or existing small business at the Business Planning Seminar being held on Monday, Feb. 3 from 4-5 pm. From locating financing, writing a business plan and finding expert advice, the Business Planning Seminar…
The Capital City Club will be hosting Wedding or Knot on Sunday, February 9 at 2 pm. This is your opportunity to view a full involved faux ceremony and reception showcasing Montgomery's oldest and most prestigious venue and the area's…
The Southern Bridal Faire will be held on Sunday, Feb. 2 from 1 pm to 5pm. This is a great tool for all blushing brides-to-be! Find photographers, caterers, DJs, wedding planners, venues, florists and much more. Of course the day…
Vintage Affair, the annual wine gala and auction benefiting the American Cancer Society, is currently being planned for February 1 at Wynlakes Golf & Country Club. This year will mark the 21st anniversary of Vintage Affair, an event that has…
Montgomery Police are investigating the city's first murder of the year.
The Southern Rural Black Women's Hall of Fame has five new members.
Dozens of people came to the state capitol in support of the Gun Rights Across America Second Amendment Rally, and they say tighter gun laws are not the answer to violence.
The Museum of Fine Arts hosted the Montgomery Symphony Orchestra earlier this afternoon.
Martin Luther King Jr. Day is tomorrow and Montgomery is hosting events all over town to celebrate the legacy of his life. Here are a few places hosting events tomorrow:
Miss alabama Chandler Champion hit the books at the F. Scott and Zelda Fiztgerald museum today.
People from all over Montgomery are working together to clean up parts of the city in honor of the Martin Luther King, Junior Day of Service.
The owner of a Selma barber shop is charged with murder after police find a man shot in his store.
We are past the halfway mark of January and there have still been no murders in montgomery. But after a violent 2013, will that last?
The office of Governor Robert Bentley responds to released report from Department of Justice on Julia Tutwiler Prison investigation. The report indicates prisoners have been living in a sexualized environment with abusive and sexual behavior between staff and prisoners.
Department of Corrections Commissioner responds to released report from Department of Justice on Julia Tutwiler Prison investigation. The report indicates prisoners have been living in a sexualized environment with abusive and sexual behavior between staff and prisoners.
Department of Justice investigation releases report saying the "women at Tutwiler Prison universally fear for their safety."
You may be shelling out more cash out than you expected for utilities this month after a very cold start to the new year. If you are struggling to pay those bills, there may be some relief.
In Governor Robert Bentley's State of the State address this week, one talking point was the financial struggles of Wilcox County.
A federal judge has backed the Feb. 7 deadline for major party candidates to qualify for Alabama's election.
Hundreds of people in our area will be coming together to serve their communities over the next few days. It's part of the annual Day of Service in honor of Martin Luther King, Junior.
Educating alabama's children is always a hot topic, and some people aren't happy with the state's current standards. There's been a movement in the state house to repeal the common core standards, a national set of standards that the state agreed to adopt in 2010. But the state superintendent wants to keep things the way they are.
One teacher at Greenville Elementary School is bringing music to his students...
A man from Union Springs was arrested in Covington County for allegedly trying to sell moonshine.
Greenville Police are on the search for a group of people who they say broke into a local restaurant. The owner says they stole hundreds of dollars. And left him with thousands of dollars in damaged property.
The principal of Bullock County High School may be leaving.
