Less than two months before welcoming its first students, the Alabama School of Healthcare Sciences announced reaching several major milestones as it prepares to open its doors this fall.
Cindy Fisher
Publisher
Demopolis city officials are figuring out their next steps to bring downtown buildings up to code.
Brad Fisher
Associate Publisher
Black Belt News Network is working with the Coalition of Concerned Families and their Triple A-plus Summer Academy at the YMCA in Selma. Todd and Cindy talk about the new class in this segment of the Black Belt Newscast.
Demopolis on Thursday will honor the naming of a new road in the south industrial park for John Cox Webb, who advocated for the improved infrastructure for businesses in the park. Todd and Cindy talk about the new road in this segment of the …
Demopolis City Council on Thursday talked about the need to set rules for building owners downtown to make improvements when getting a citation. The city has made a 45-day requirement to meet building codes, which has passed. Todd and Cindy t…
Old Cahawba hosted a national archeologist field school this summer to learn about digs and are discovering more in the ground at the Dallas County historical site. Todd and Cindy talk about it in this segment of the Black Belt Newscast.
Black Belt Treasures Cultural Arts Center in Camden has announced that Executive Director Sulynn Creswell is retiring effective July 31. Associate Director Kristin Law will take over as executive director on Aug. 1. Todd and Cindy talk about …
