Table of Contents Slide 1………………………………………….Favorite Thing About Alabama Slide 2…………………………………………State of Alabama Slide 3…………………………………………Cherokee Indians Slide 4…………………………………………Hank Aaron Slide 5…………………………………………State Song Slide 6…………………………………………State Flag Slide 7………………………………………..State Seal Slide 8………………………………………..State Tree Slide 9……………………………………….State Bird Slide 10……………………………………….State Flower Slide 11………………………………………..State Fish Slide 12……………………………………….State COAT OF ARMS Slide 13……………………………………….State Governor Slide 14……………………………………….PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES Slide …………………………………..ALABAMA HAPPENINGS Slides 18……………………………………….ALABAMA ATTRACTIONS Slide 19………………………………………..AUTOBIOGRAHY
Favorite Thing About Alabama
State of Alabama
Cherokee Indians
Hank Aaron
State Song
State Flag
State Seal
State Tree
State Bird
State Flower
State Fish
State Coat of Arms
State Governor
President of United States
Alabama Happenings Army uses 1838 Fort Mims battle for modern lessons MOBILE -- Almost two centuries after hundreds of soldiers, settlers and Creek Indians died at Fort Mims, Army troops wandered the rural scene of the battle earlier this month as a training exercise in planning and tactics. The soldiers were members of a Fort Rucker class studying to become warrant officers. "It's a chance for them to study something in a text book and then come to the actual site and look over the area and see where this took place, how each side handled things and what could have been done different," said Chief Warrant Officer Chris Janis, one of the instructors.
Alabama Attractions 'Sagging pants' bill passes House: Drooping 3 inches past waist would cause fines in Montgomery The House of Representatives approved a bill Thursday that would allow Montgomery County to fine individuals wearing sagging pants that expose undergarments. Rep. Alvin Holmes, D-Montgomery, sponsored the legislation, which applies to pants worn in public that hang three inches below the waist. If enacted, juveniles charged under the law would face fines of up to $100; adults would face fines of $150. In lieu of the fine, juveniles could be sentenced to 20 hours of community service; adults could face 40 hours of community service
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MOBILE -- U.S. Coast Guard officials said Thursday that they have recovered the wreckage of a helicopter that crashed into the shallow waters of Mobile Bay, but it did not contain the bodies of three missing crewmembers.. Wreckage of crashed helicopter recovered off Alabama coast
Alabama football: Lacy to miss spring TUSCALOOSA -- Suspensions, injuries and a few early departures will leave a few Alabama football players sidelined when spring football practice opens Friday. Include Alabama's top returning rusher to that list. Rising junior Eddie Lacy's turf toe surgery will keep him out of all 15 spring practices, coach Nick Saban said. Reserve offensive lineman Arie Kouandjio will all also miss the spring after knee surgery.
TUSCALOOSA -- There were no live television cameras in the Alabama locker room as anxiety filled the space. Just the team, a television, and mounting tension saw three NCAA tournament brackets filled without the Crimson Tide. Surely, they'd done enough, right? NCAA basketball tournament -- Bama in Big Dance: Tide to face Creighton in Midwest Regional
Alabama football: Tide OL Jones shifts to center TUSCALOOSA -- Alabama Outland Trophy winner Barrett Jones opened spring practice at a new position -- one of many new looks for the defending national champions next season. Coach Nick Saban stressed Friday that it's a new team with several job openings. Alabama lost a group of stars that includes at least four projected first-round NFL draft picks.