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Huntsville's Chuck Miller honored as American Atheists' Regional Director of the Year
American Atheists honor activists in Alabama for individual and organizational work in 2015. → Read More
German TV reporters tape story on gay marriage in Alabama
German morning news television crew travel through Alabama for a story on the moral and legal controversy in the state about same-sex marriage. → Read More
Meet the Huntsville man helping to light the Super Bowl fireworks
Super Bowl XLIX gets underway this week for the pyrotechnical experts from Strictly FX. Get an idea of the work those special effects require. → Read More
See video of Huntsville atheist opening City Council meeting with invocation extolling American virtues
'Let doubt and skepticism be our lookouts' -- Kelly McCauley → Read More
Elder William Gladys, pastor of St. Bartley Primitive Baptist Church, lived life of study and prayer
Elder Dr. William T. Gladys, 65, who died on June 3, 2014, never stopped learning and never ceased encouraging others to learn more and be more, too. → Read More
Gene Monroe quietly helped lead Huntsville and Alabama's development during his 84 years
Gene Monroe, son of a family who had been leaders in Huntsville business for generations, added to the legacy of service of the family. → Read More
Jim Wallis, Christian ethicist and social justice activist, to speak in Huntsville
Jim Wallis, founder-director of Sojourners, will be the keynote speaker for Exploring Faith Intersections, a conference being organized for November 2014 by the Interfaith Mission Service. → Read More
No Wiccan priest for Huntsville City Council prayer? 'Somebody got the collywobbles'
As "leader of earth-based spirituality,' Kirk was welcomed in January 2014. As 'Priest of Oak, Ash and Thorn tradition of Wicca,' a more accurate title, he was not welcomed in June. → Read More
Maria Allyson Dempsey evaded Argentinian vipers, Nazi invasions and found joy despite burying 3 children
Maria Dempsey, known as Allyson to old friends and Fritzi to relatives, lived 87 years at the heart of the narrative of the 20th century. Dempsey, 87, of Huntsville, Ala., died on May 28, 2014. → Read More
Voter fraud? 92-year-old great-grandmother's expired driver's license unacceptable for voter ID
92-year-old great-grandmother attempted to vote using driver's license that had expired 10 months ago. It was a no-go despite her continued residence in the same house for 57 years. → Read More
Voter fraud? 92-year-old great-grandmother's recently expired driver's license unacceptable for poll ID
92-year-old great-grandmother attempted to vote using driver's license that had expired 10 months ago. It was a no-go despite her continued residence in the same house for 57 years. → Read More
'Normal' Hampton Cove family, Curtis and Devry Coghlan, sell everything and head to Kenya as full-time missionaries
Why would American professionals, with careers that help their community, good connections in their home church, a great family and beautiful home, give it all up to head to a mission outpost in Kenya? → Read More
Ladies' choice: Christian women want birth control in health insurance 2-to-1 over Christian men
Who should decide issues of conscience? A new study, discussed by Religion News Service columnist Jonathan Merritt, shows that, when it comes to birth control, nearly twice as many Christian women as Christian men would leave that up to the individual, not to Hobby Lobby. → Read More
World Vision: Heterosexual marriage is biblical standard, reverses acceptance of married gay employees
International Christian aide organization says counsel from Christian leaders persuaded them to consider heterosexual marriage stand an indication of their commitment to biblical principals. → Read More
Gay Marriage in Alabama? Half say 'OK' in survey noting anti-gay attitudes drive teens away from church
Survey results just released from non-partisan Public Religion Research Institute show a comfortable majority of Americans are fine with marriage equality -- but don't think their neighbors are. → Read More
Gay Marriage in Alabama? Half say 'OK' in survey noting anti-gay attitudes drive teens away from church
Survey results just released from non-partisan Public Religion Research Institute show a comfortable majority of Americans are fine with marriage equality -- but don't think their neighbors are. → Read More
Steven Curtis Chapman's 'Glorious Unfolding Tour' heading to Alabama for 2 concerts (video)
Steven Curtis Chapman will play Carnegie Hall using orchestral arrangements written by University of Mobile professor before bringing his Glorious Unfolding Tour, with The Afters and Josh Wilson, to Alabama for 2 concerts in February. → Read More
Christmas phone call from Mormon missionary brings Madison family together (photos)
They get 1 phone call to immediate family twice a year (barring emergencies): Mother's Day and Christmas Day. Join the Fellows family in Madison, Ala., as they wait for their Christmas Day call from their missionary son. → Read More
Undaunted by paralysis, Dewey Tate makes, sells birdhouses from shed in Hazel Green (Connecting Alabama)
Paralyzed on his left side since an automobile accident when he was 9, Dewey Tate, 37, is determined to take care of his wife and their little girl → Read More
Jesus ahead of Santa Claus in Pew Center survey of Americans' Christmas values (poll)
Believing in Jesus as the reason for the season is way ahead of believing in Santa Claus, according to a new poll -- although Christmas observance overall is slipping among Americans. → Read More