Many Alabama residents who had been looking forward to a sunny July 4 weekend were in for a rainy surprise. According to the Gadsden Times, the National Weather Service issued a flash flood warning to residents throughout western Alabama for the holiday. Thunderstorms moved through Madison County and southeastern Limestone County, causing floods to appear … Read moreFlash Flooding Rains on Alabama’s Fourth of July Parade
How safe is your state? If you live in Alabama, the answer might be shocking to hear. In a recent state safety ranking, the Yellowhammer State ranked 41st in the nation, placing it in the lower tier of safety in the U.S. According to the Scottsboro Daily Sentinel, Alabama ranked poorly based upon a number … Read moreAlabama Ranks 41st in the Nation for State Safety
The state of Alabama recently closed a $600 million deal with technology giant Google. While some worry that the big name will overshadow smaller businesses native to Alabama, most are happy to see some money being pumped into their economy. The deal comes after a bill passed in 2012 which gave incentives to data centers, … Read moreAlabama Closes $600 Million Deal with Google
