Madison Woman, Carolyn Xi Pleads Guilty to Making False Statement
Today a Madison, Alabama woman pled guilty in federal court to making a false statement, announced U.S. Attorney Jay E. Town and FBI Special Agent in Charge Johnnie Sharp, Jr. XI QING YUN a/k/a Carolyn Xi, 52, More...
‘LEDGER’ Makes Highest Debut on Billboard’s Top Christian Albums Chart, Enters Top 5 at Rock
LEDGER, the self-titled debut EP from drummer and vocalist Jen Ledger of multi-platinum selling, GRAMMY® nominated rock band Skillet, made the highest debut on Billboard’s Top Christian Albums Chart, More...
Skillet and for King & Country announce ‘joy.Unleashed’ tour for Spring 2018
Skillet and for KING & COUNTRYunveiled that they will join forces for “joy.UNLEASHED | The Tour” stopping in over a dozen markets from mid-April through early May. The unprecedented double-headliner More...
Meteorologist Joe Bastardi on climate change: it’s ‘witchcraft’ ‘flat out inanity and deception now’
Meteorologist Joe Bastardi has stoked the fire of global warming alarmists last week, calling the efforts to to link Thursday’s frigid winter storm to human-caused climate change: “witchcraft.” “This is More...
MercyMe gets fifth AMA nods, Greater Than Tour dates listed
Announced on ABC’s Good Morning America earlier this week, MercyMe earned their fifth American Music Award Nomination forContemporary Inspirational Favorite Artist. Honored with two American Music Awards More...
MercyMe announces fall tour dates, release of ‘MercyMe It’s Christmas’ album
GRAMMY® nominated band MercyMe has unveiled dates for their fall “Greater Than Tour,” kicking off this October, as well as MercyMe, It’s Christmas! set to debut on October 9. The album will mark More...
Pro-life group celebrates Huntsville Alabama to be abortion clinic free as of July
As the Alabama Women’s Center for Reproductive Alternatives in Huntsville, Alabama, shuts its doors at month’s end, Life Legal Defense Foundation continues efforts to prevent the abortion provider from reopening More...
Year and half after tornado, Alabama seeks help, blames FEMA
2011 was a rough year in Alabama as a series of tornadoes ripped through the state killing over 250 people. Sadly, the piles of rubble, the broken glass and battered buildings are still standing, shaken by the storms. tornado More...
