Haunted by grief and war, a couple’s crumbling marriage reveals a simple, hard-won truth: letting the past bury the past is ...

Alabama Black Belt hunters can enter ALBBAA’s 14th Big Buck Photo Contest for a $100 gift card and more, with online voting ...

When your coworker turns lunch into a one-person food documentary, how do you shut it down without being the office villain?

Upon the death of Herod, there was a third dream. “Rise… and go to the land of Israel,” an angel said, “for those who sought ...

Harry was an amazingly talented singer, a gift that was recognized early on as a member of the Luverne High School FFA ...

Stepping into 2026, a pastor urges believers to seek spiritual renewal through prayer, weekly worship and finding a church ...

Luverne’s Kane Smith and Georgiana’s Marctavious Crittenden earn ASWA All-State finalist spots, highlighting tri-county ...

Fed up with a broken world? This reflection argues that amid chaos, scams and moral decay, an all-powerful, patient God still ...

From a polio-stricken toddler aided by the March of Dimes to a rising National Merit scholar and a glittering cotillion, ...

Miss and Little Miss Crenshaw County share Christmas cheer, from leading Luverne’s festive parade to lighting up Ansley’s ...

Gov. Kay Ivey is directing $43.8M to help low-income Alabamians pay power bills, funding 18 community agencies that offer ...

At 8-3 after a tough non-area slate, the Luverne Tigers gear up for January area play vs Goshen, Zion Chapel and Pike Lib as ...