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Hollis R. Towns

Hollis R. Towns

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Vice President, Content and Editor-in-Chief, Alabama Media Group

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food., health human rights, culture politics, artsEnvironment, climate war crimes tribunals

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Political, legal

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Total articles 19

  • From Southern lore to diverse community: Georgia's changing political makeup

    By Hollis R. Towns Verified| Yahoo Verified CLAYTON COUNTY, Ga. — I met Delores Williams in an Asian-owned seafood joint that specializes in Louisiana-style food, complete with Oyster Po Boys, fried fish and crab legs. She ordered wings. Williams is a retired teacher who moved to Clayton County from Brooklyn, New York, 35 years ago. When she arrived, Clayton was still predominantly white with many families residing in 1960's-style houses and bungalows.

    By Hollis R. Towns Verified · Yahoo

    Nov. 10, 2020

  • Asbury Park Press gives subscribers full access to USA TODAY e-edition

    By Hollis R. Towns Verified| Asbury Park Press Verified Hollis Towns, Asbury Park Press Published 5:00 a.m. ET Jan. 20, 2019 Support local journalism today. Editor Hollis R. Towns explains why. Asbury Park PressWe know that the world is more connected than ever. News and information doesn’t have boundaries thanks to the power of the internet and the growth of social media. We hear consistently from readers that they crave a robust local news report, but also want more exposure to stories happening at the national or international level.

    By Hollis R. Towns Verified · Asbury Park Press

    Jan. 20, 2019

  • From Southern lore to diverse community: Georgia's changing political makeup

    By Hollis R. Towns Verified| Yahoo Verified CLAYTON COUNTY, Ga. — I met Delores Williams in an Asian-owned seafood joint that specializes in Louisiana-style food, complete with Oyster Po Boys, fried fish and crab legs. She ordered wings. Williams is a retired teacher who moved to Clayton County from Brooklyn, New York, 35 years ago. When she arrived, Clayton was still predominantly white with many families residing in 1960's-style houses and bungalows.

    By Hollis R. Towns Verified · Yahoo

    Nov. 10, 2020

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Company Info

Alabama Media Group

Alabama Media Group is a digitally-focused news and information company based in Birmingham, Alabama. Established in 2012, it combines traditional print journalism with modern digital platforms to serve Alabama's media landscape. The company operates from the Young & Vann Building and has digital hubs in Birmingham, Huntsville, and Mobile. The company manages several digital platforms, including AL.com, Gulflive.com, and social brands like *This is Alabama* and *It's a Southern Thing*. It also produces video content, such as *Reckon* and *SEC Shorts*, and publishes print materials like *The Birmingham News* and *The Huntsville Times*. Alabama Media Group offers commercial services, including digital marketing solutions and video production, while utilizing targeted advertising and content marketing to reach audiences effectively across multiple channels. With a commitment to preserving Alabama's journalistic heritage, the company has received over 700 journalism awards.

Birmingham, Alabama, United States

+1 205-325-4444

Founded: 2012