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See a summer show: Area theaters offer up a variety of plays, musicals, tributes
As it heats up outside, enter the cool, dark sanctum of local and area theaters and, maybe, get a new perspective on the world.
The Extra Mile: Woman reaps benefits of lifestyle change
That she would have a personal trainer, win a fitness competition, shed about 50 pounds, and would fit into jeans she never thought possible.
Vicious Jew hater and Racist Farrakhan Embraced by Alabama Democrats
A natural alliance. Mind you, Louis Farrakhan blasted Jews and whites at this confab.
See Lionel Richie at the San Jose HP Pavilion
Lionel Richie will take the stage on Thursday October 17th 2013 at the HP Pavilion and perform some of his current and classic hits that we all love.
Farrakhan speaks in Birmingham to support Voting Rights Act
Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan quoted the words of Martin Luther King Jr. to support the preservation of the Voting Rights Act as the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling is forthcoming in Shelby County's challenge of the historic legislation.
Birmingham's Voting Rights Act rally with Farrakhan will be at Kelly Ingram Park
Friday's Birmingham rally featuring Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan in support of preserving the Voting Rights Act of 1965 will be at downtown's Kelly Ingram Park.
Macon County plaintiffs argue case against AG Strange
Several of the plaintiffs in a lawsuit filed by Macon County residents and leaders against Alabama Attorney General Luther Strange argue that he violated their constitutional rights and overrode their vote to alter the constitution to allow bingo there.
Tuskegee University to regain property from VA
The Department of Veterans Affairs will donate 65 unused acres and about 20 buildings to dramatically expand Tuskegee University under a property transfer that is awaiting congressional approval.
4 Drownings - Bama Beaches Closed, Southwest Scare, Tuskegee Man Sues Redbox
The beaches at Gulf Shores are still closed this morning after four people drowned there in a 24-hour period.
Tuskegee man files patent infringement suit against Redbox
A court hearing is set next month in a federal civil case involving a Tuskegee man and a major video rental company.
Ala. AG calls Tuskegee mayor's voting rights violations claims "frivolous", harassing..."
Attorney General Luther Strange, in a recent court filing, called Mayor Johnny Ford of Tuskegee's claims about voting rights violations, "frivolous" and "harassing in nature."
Black leaders to unify in support of Voting Rights Act
Black leaders in the state said Tuesday an upcoming caravan in support of keeping the Voting Rights Act of 1965 intact will be historic.
Alabama Voices: Johnny Ford: In Macon, more than just bingo is at stake
However, we are fighting back. We have taken our case to federal court. On April 4, the 45th anniversary of the assassination of Dr.
Tuskegee Airman Jim Sheppard, 88, speaks at Edward Little High School
Army National Guard Staff Sgt. Michael Carr stands to acknowledge his service in the Afghanistan War as he and other veterans are honored at the second annual Take a Vet to School day Thursday at Edward Little High School in Auburn.
Tuskegee Fly-In Honors Airmen, 'A Tremendous Example For Our Youth'
In Tuskegee, the annual Fly-In means different things to different people, but the main theme is the focus on the Tuskegee Airmen, America's first black fighter pilots, who fought in World War II.
Macon County struggles after VictoryLand closure
When talk turns to the closing of VictoryLand Casino, the women in Clare's Beauty Salon on North Elm Street grow quiet and avert their eyes.
Tuskegee clinic says Birmingham Health Care and its employees misappropriated funds
After a series of audits, a Tuskegee community health center has added "misappropriation of funds" to its list of allegations against Birmingham Health Care, according to the latest court filing.
Shots fired at Tuskegee after Booker T. Washington's graduation, no injuries reported
Macon County School Superintendent Dr. Jacqueline Brooks confirmed to WSFA 12 News that shots were fired at the Chappie James Center at Tuskegee Universiity after Booker T. Washington's graduation.