Bill Edwards

Bill Edwards Special to The Star April 25, 1951, in The Star: A Birmingham business partnership between Jack A.

Bill Edwards Special to The Star May 2, 1951, in The Star: Surviving into the postwar era is a quaint custom known as “Straw Hat Day,” which will be observed on May 5.

By Bill Edwards, Special to The Star, [email protected] May 6, 1951, in The Star: The Alabama Cotton Manufacturers Association has

Bill Edwards Special to The Star May 9, 1951, in The Star: Kitchin's Thrift Store will open in Anniston early this fall in a modern

JACKSONVILLE – It was Christmas in May for a short time Monday evening as Jacksonville City Council members pondered new lights in key locations around the city.

Bill Edwards Special to The Star May 13, 1951, in The Star: A building under construction at 20 and 22 West 10th Street will be the next home of Killebrew Furniture Company, business owner J.

A Congressional Research Service report in May 2001 indicated that incineration of outdated and dangerous chemical weapons at Anniston Army Depot could take seven years longer than the Army said

The famed Black educator Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune visited Anniston’s 17th Street Baptist Church on May 22, 1951, to deliver an uplifting and encouraging message to the city’s Black community.

Bill Edwards Special to The Star May 27, 1951, in The Star: The American Field Service International Scholarship program has again

Legendary for how he was able to bond with his players yet instill discipline at the same time, former Jacksonville State University football coach Charley Pell died May 29, 2001.