250,000 Alabamians quit during ‘Great Resignation’
About 252,000 Alabamians quit their jobs from July to October, putting the state in the middle of the pack nationally for losing workers during what has become known as the “Great Resignation.” The reasons vary, from COVID-19 to new opportunities to retirement. – AL.com
UAB wins entrepreneurship award
The University of Alabama at Birmingham’s entrepreneurship program took top honors in the nationwide Excellence in Entrepreneurship Education Awards. The awards are given by the United States Association of Small Business and Entrepreneurship. UAB’s award was for best model emerging program. – Bham Now
Tuscaloosa wants commercial flights
The Tuscaloosa National Airport is expected to renew its contract Tuesday with Volaire Aviation Consulting in an ongoing effort to secure commercial flights for the airport. The 12-month contract is for $47,000. – Tuscaloosa News
Civil Rights Memorial Center reopens with renovations
Closed for more than two years, the Civil Rights Memorial Center in Montgomery reopened on Monday sporting a new design and interactive exhibits that immerse visitors into the history of civil rights. – Alabama News Network
