CJ In The News
Area voters cite ecomomy as a key concern
Super Tuesday Video
Can contaminated depot site be cleaned up?
Raising the steaks
Old Guard, New Battle
They say their stories reach beyond casualty reports, and they want people to pay attention. To share their experiences, Alabama National Guard soldiers participated in a survey to gauge their thoughts on the work they do and the people they signed up to protect.Read More...
When Susie Jones Voted for Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., at Hobson City Hall Tuesday morning, her $192 monthly health insurance bill was fresh on her mind.Read More...
Army officials spent a year studying whether the contamination at one of the Anniston Army Depot's most polluted sites could be cleaned up.
Their conclusion: No.
State and federal regulators' reaction: Try anyway.
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Their conclusion: No.
State and federal regulators' reaction: Try anyway.
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I have a confession to make. Until about a month ago I had never eaten steak.
Growing up in Texas I treated this boycott like a badge of honor, a way to reject the cowboy culture. As my taste buds evolved past teenage rebellion though, I realized it was a silly standoff.
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Growing up in Texas I treated this boycott like a badge of honor, a way to reject the cowboy culture. As my taste buds evolved past teenage rebellion though, I realized it was a silly standoff.
Read More...
They say their stories reach beyond casualty reports, and they want people to pay attention. To share their experiences, Alabama National Guard soldiers participated in a survey to gauge their thoughts on the work they do and the people they signed up to protect.Read More...
