Deborah Storey
Calhoun, Wallace community colleges offer programs for females only
Alabama's community colleges are recognizing a new interest in welding, offering a number of programs for students currently in high school.
New welding center opens at Wallace State
Up-to-date technology prepares students in four main welding processes, as well as principles of weld inspection and testing.
What Alabama banks are doing to attract customers in a tech-driven world
Bankers across the state discuss balancing in-person and digital offerings.
Businesses benefit from the experience of an insurance agent
Carefully crafting your business coverage with an agent allows for collaboration on how to get the most protection out of your policy.
How Alabama insurance companies are dealing with digital, including cyber threats
The same interactions that make business flow more quickly can leave that business vulnerable to attack from half a world away.
When legal issues loom, small businesses are wise to think outside their own offices
Hiring an outside attorney can be advantageous for smaller businesses.
Troy Bank charter keeps it close to home
A trust created by the bank's founder solidifies its future as an Alabama-based bank.
Finding significant value in pursuing diversity
Alabama companies find significant value in pursuing diversity, launching new initiatives on inclusion.
New Athens State lab helps teachers present STEM to little ones
Northrop Grumman is a benefactor to new Athens State University STEM education lab.
Finding the workers
Automakers turn to job fairs, TV ads, state agencies to find workers for the burgeoning industrial sector.