Economy
Ensley
NPR News and Classical Music for North Central Alabama
Koreans Driving Auto Competition
NPR News and Classical Music for North Central Alabama
The “New” New South
Sociologists and demographers talk about the 'New South'. But there's a 'New' New South, marked by a return of northern African Americans to their southern roots. Tanya Ott reports.
Outside Inside, Part 1
The American South has suffered from stereotyping for much of its existence, stereotyping that doesn't always paint southerners in the best light. But it's about a lot more than just hurt feelings ... especially in Alabama's case. WBHM's Rosemary Pennington has more.
Black Farmer Lawsuit Update
Tractor motors and irrigation systems dominate the conversation at the Central Alabama Farmers Co-op in Selma, but farmers here, especially black farmers, are also keeping close tabs on the discrimination […]
Counting the Uncounted
NPR News and Classical Music for North Central Alabama
12 Days of Christmas
Okay, here we go: the 12 Days of Christmas. Since we’re a lot closer to the 12th Day than the first, we’re gonna do them backwards. So, on the 12th […]
Economic Irony
NPR News and Classical Music for North Central Alabama
World’s Longest Yard Sale
The grassy shoulders of the Lookout Mountain Parkway are littered with everything from furniture and electronics to handmade quilts and lawn ornaments. But the residents of the houses that dot […]
Old Fashioned Market
NPR News and Classical Music for North Central Alabama
Sock Capital of the World
NPR News and Classical Music for North Central Alabama
Food Safety
NPR News and Classical Music for North Central Alabama
If Money Grew on Trees
NPR News and Classical Music for North Central Alabama
Philanthropy: Venture Philanthropy
NPR News and Classical Music for North Central Alabama
Philanthropy: Transfer of Wealth
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The Road Less Traveled
The 94-mile highway known as Corridor X has been on the drawing board for three decades, but now, transportation officials say it is only a few years from being […]
For the Birds
On a quiet Sunday morning, the parking lot of the National Guard Armory is already filled with cars and vans and RVs, bearing tags as far away as Louisiana and […]
Health South: A Non-Profit Reality
Gary Edwards is happy to forget the old building his organization -‘ United Cerebral Palsy of Greater Birmingham -‘ used to inhabit. “We’d probably been in that particular one for […]
