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Dementia Care Coordinator Pam Leonard of Alabaster…

 

16th Street Baptist Church wins national historic stewardship award 

The 16th Street Baptist Church received national recognition on Monday for its historic site stewardship from the National Trust for Historic Preservation. This comes after years of church staff and community members working hard to restore and preserve the structure as it looked in 1963. 

What’s your favorite thing about fall?

With cooler mornings and shorter days, if feels like fall is finally here. So what’s your favorite thing about fall? We put that question to people at our recent News and Brews community pop-up in Cullman.

WBHM welcomes ‘The Lost Child’ to Saturday evening lineup

The Lost Child introduces listeners to an array of roots music from blues to bluegrass and beyond. For more on the show, WBHM’s Richard Banks sat down with the show’s host Burgin Mathews.

Meet Kashus Culpepper, the Alexander City-bred musician on the rise

With a freshly inked major label deal and a handful of official releases under his belt, the rising country crooner has quickly secured his place among the who’s who of the genre. However, stardom was never the goal for the Navy veteran-turned-musical sensation.

An art exhibit reckons with Alabama’s death penalty toll

The traveling exhibit includes artwork, letters and audio from people incarcerated on Alabama’s death row.

One woman is walking from Chicago to Montgomery to speak out about racial injustice

Besides walking, Rachelle Zola performs her one-woman show, Late: A Love Story. In the show, Zola shares her journey of learning about racial inequality.

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