Cary Estes
New electric arc furnace going strong at U.S. Steel
Birmingham endured many hazy days of summer during its steel-making peak of the 1960s and ’70s. Back then, whenever stagnant air descended upon the...
One of Cullman’s founding financial institutions is going public
Barely a decade after the city of Cullman was founded in 1873, a group of 30 original settlers organized a bank called Cullman Building...
21 companies honored as 2021 Best Companies to Work For
Despite the numerous challenges generated by the COVID-19 pandemic, many companies still have been able to create a positive working environment for their employees....
RV business booms post-pandemic
In the movie “Nomadland,” which recently won the Academy Award for Best Picture of 2020, an unnamed woman describes why she enjoys traveling the...
When Athletes Don’t Go Pro
Athletes who are gifted enough to play competitive sports on the collegiate level usually begin demonstrating their skills around the age of 12 or...
Saving the Historic St. James
On a clear day, you can see forever from a balcony at Selma’s St. James Hotel, or at least see back nearly two centuries.Built...
Game Day has a Different Meaning for Sideline Doctors
They examine X-rays instead of game film, carry stethoscopes instead of whistles. But while the tools of their trade might be different from those...
Working Outside the Box
The courses offered in higher education these days extend far beyond the basics of reading, writing and arithmetic. Sure, there are still plenty of...
Sweet (stay at) Home Alabama
For Valerie Gray, executive director of the Chambers County Development Authority, economic development has always been about more than just facts and stats. While those...
Seeking Answers at the Bottom of the World
There are times when getting to work is an amazing two-step process for UAB professor Charles Amsler. First, he steps onto one of the...