In his 1993 book The Selling of the South, historian James C. Cobb writes about Southern states’ Depression-era invention of using tax breaks, free land, and
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Uncle Henry Never Dies.
Two years ago, at the Arts Schools Network conference in Dallas, one of the session leaders played “Uncle Henry is Wrong,” a short, animated video that refutes
Lazy Afternoon Reruns: “For Job Creation, Local is Better”
In his 1993 book The Selling of the South, historian James C. Cobb writes about Southern states’ Depression-era invention of using tax breaks, free land, and
The economic impact of #craftbeer
I’m no brewer. Let me be clear about that right up front. (The sad truth is that I’m too lazy to do all that cleaning.)
Women, Wages, Work, and Wisdom
Back in April, al.com’s Kelly Poe reported on a story of national interest, as it pertained to our illustrious Heart of Dixie: “Alabama’s pay gap among largest
For Job Creation, Local is Better
In his 1993 book The Selling of the South, historian James C. Cobb writes about Southern states’ Depression-era invention of using tax breaks, free land, and
