Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association Announces First Annual National Walk @ Lunch Day on April 18, 2007 U.S. Newswire via Yahoo! News
The Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association (BCBSA) today is calling on employers and consumers to walk their way to better health starting with the first annual National Walk @ Lunch Day on Wednesday, April 18, 2007.
Mark Your Calendar The South Alabamian
Gospel singing at Christian Religious Center Everyone is invited to a gospel singing sponsored by the Union Missionary Association in Choctaw Bluff on Saturday, Dec. 16, 6:30 p.m. at the Christian Religious Center. The program will feature groups, choirs and soloists from the surrounding area. The program will benefit the new Union Community Center.
`The Bamas' make it to last leg of `The Amazing Race' Birmingham News
And then there were three. Karlyn Harris of Birmingham and Lyn Turk of Helena fought their way into the finale of "The Amazing Race," one of three teams vying for the $1 million prize in next week's episode.
Suit offers peek into world of lobbyists' grab for clients St. Petersburg Times
TALLAHASSEE - Florida lobbying powerhouse Southern Strategy Group filed suit recently against its former lobbying partners in Georgia, accusing them of stealing a client list worth $600,000 a year in fees and seeking more than $50-million in damages.
Suit offers peek into world of lobbyists' grab for clients St. Petersburg Times
Early edition: Southern Strategy gets into a tangle with its Georgia partners over high-end customers.
Feds indict Boaz doctor Sand Mountain Reporter
BIRMINGHAM — Boaz family physician Dr. Thomas R. Martin Jr., 50, was indicted Wednesday on two counts of health care fraud.
Grand jury's list covers FEMA fraud to carjacking Birmingham News
Carjacking, bank fraud, FEMA fraud and identity theft are among charges brought against dozens of people, U.S. Attorney Alice H. Martin announced Wednesday. The charges, returned in federal grand jury indictments and other documents, spring from a variety of cases.
Law and order The Huntsville Times
BIRMINGHAM - A Huntsville man has been indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of evading Internal Revenue Service reporting requirements. Robert M. Clark, 46, is accused of structuring financial actions to evade reporting requirements, U.S. Attorney Alice Martin said in a statement.
JMC participates in recent quality, patient-safety forum The South Alabamian
Representatives from Jackson Medical Center were among a who's who of Alabama hospital leaders meeting in Montgomery, recently for the second Alabama Hospital Quality and Patient Safety Forum.
High costs keep some in Alabama away from health insurance NBC 15 Mobile
Myron and Janice Lackey and their three sons have been in the furniture business for almost 15 years.
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