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New resolution says county commissions don’t want specific power to regulate data centers
MONTGOMERY, Ala. – As Alabamians express concerns to local leaders about data center construction, county commissioners have passed a resolution saying they don’t want the power to regulate the projects. The Association of County Commissions of Alabama took up the data center issue creeping into every corner of the state at its annual convention this […]
Read MoreNew resolution says county commissions don’t want specific power to regulate data centers
MONTGOMERY, Ala. – As Alabamians express concerns to local leaders about data center construction, county commissioners have passed a resolution saying they don’t want the power to regulate the projects. The Association of County Commissions of Alabama took up the data center issue creeping into every corner of the state at its annual convention this […]
Read MoreSeven Alabama public elementary school students named National Math Stars
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – Seven Alabama elementary school students have been selected as 2026 National Math Stars, earning access to a long-term enrichment program that could provide academic support through high school. The students attend schools in Sumter, Tuscaloosa, Cullman, Auburn, Thomasville and Hoover, according to the Alabama State Department of Education. Two of the seven […]
Read MoreSeven Alabama public elementary school students named National Math Stars
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – Seven Alabama elementary school students have been selected as 2026 National Math Stars, earning access to a long-term enrichment program that could provide academic support through high school. The students attend schools in Sumter, Tuscaloosa, Cullman, Auburn, Thomasville and Hoover, according to the Alabama State Department of Education. Two of the seven […]
Read MoreWill Sellers: Independence’s Reality Check
Two very different visions of how the American Revolution might end were converging on New York Harbor 250 years ago. One was diplomatic, cautiously optimistic, and carried across the Atlantic in the person of Admiral Richard Howe. The other was ideological, uncompromising, and had just been signed in Philadelphia.
Read MoreWill Sellers: Independence’s Reality Check
Two very different visions of how the American Revolution might end were converging on New York Harbor 250 years ago. One was diplomatic, cautiously optimistic, and carried across the Atlantic in the person of Admiral Richard Howe. The other was ideological, uncompromising, and had just been signed in Philadelphia.
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