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Editorial: Murder, insanity and guns
James Holmes, the accused movie theater shooter in Colorado, would like for the public to believe he killed a dozen people because he was insane.
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Lasting partnerships
Economic development officials have long noted the importance of expansions by existing industries and businesses in a community to lead growth.
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COMMENTARY: Why does young adult fiction keep giving its heroines makeovers?
Over at This Ain't Living, s.e. smith (who, full disclosure, has guest-blogged for me at ThinkProgress) has an excellent post about one of the most pernicious trends in young adult fiction.
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A spirit for moving forward
This weekend marked the two-year anniversary of a deadly day of tornadoes that streaked across Alabama, claiming lives and property and changing the landscape of many communities.
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Faith and bombs
The investigation of the Boston Marathon bombing is pointing to the all-too-familiar theme of religious faith playing a major role in violence.
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Keeping the US safe
The empty streets of Boston as authorities searched for two terror suspects was an eerie reminder of the vulnerability of innocent people.
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A time for change
Alabama lawmakers will head into the final stretch of the legislative session with a new member on board, Randall Shedd of Cullman County.
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EDITORIAL: A time to remember
The two-year anniversary of a devastating tornado outbreak in Alabama is just around the corner.
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EDITORIAL: Hands off the keyboards
The digital age has brought a lot of challenges to society, including one very important debate that is gripping the education community.
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Prepared for trouble
A bomb threat was far from anybody’s mind, but a typically calm Sunday evening in Cullman was transformed into a tense scene of emergency vehicles transporting patients from Cullman Regional Medical Center to other facilities.
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