Set for August 5-8, 2021, the annual World’s Longest Yard Sale, a once-a-year, 690-mile shopping trip, brings thousands of bargain hunters and treasure seekers to the scenic Lookout Mountain region for the ultimate yard sale experience.
Manufactured in Brilliant and assembled on site the Tiny House rentals like the ones at River’s Edge Marina on Logan Martin Lake are proving popular for scaled down summer plans.
He has been called Alabama’s Ansel Adams. Not only do they work in the same medium, but they are also both masters in the art of black and white photography.
Noted conservationist and Bass Pro Shops Founder Johnny Morris is challenging families everywhere to put down their digital devices and head outside to discover the joys of fishing this summer. M
In 1946 a man named Milo Carlton started selling hamburgers in downtown Birmingham. Seventy-five years later, the Milo’s name is synonymous with burgers, fries, a secret sauce and giving what Milo called a little something extra.
The Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources’ Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries Division has developed a beginner fishing course just for you.
The UAB Peony Project began in the hope of gifting a painting of a flower to one woman struggling with addiction during pregnancy, as a sign of hope and solidarity with her. Then, the program grew in a broader effort to bring awareness to the need for care and treatment of addiction in pregnancy.
Today Kathy Howard's Five Oak Farm in the Rough Edge community near Holly Pond is accounting for a different kind of savings as she preserves a family farming tradition.
Twenty-two artists will be packing their easels, paints brushes and canvases and will spend the next three days painting sunrises, gardens, pastures with wildflowers, barns, and storefronts downtown.
In an effort to bring more education to the community, Tigers For Tomorrow is partnering with Amazing Exotics every second weekend of the month from May-October.
From the largest State Park at Oak Mountain to the smallest, Blue Springs in Barbour County, there are plenty of things for you to see and do this Spring and Summer.
A recent donation to The University of West Alabama has allowed the school to begin development of a new biodiversity center along the banks of The Cahaba River.
Hubert Farms in New Market is one such operation and their most recent crop is a far cry from the cotton and corn grown in The Tennessee Valley for generations. Theirs, then, is a story of changing times and tulips!
This week we’ve got some real treasures, including the story of a man who makes a million an hour - cookies that is! You’ll learn the secret behind Bud’s Best Cookies.
Scott Green began his life around his family’s jewelry business in Irondale, but he always had a creative side and eventually turned that into his very own candy company.
with the encouragement and help of friends and family, Skip Shaw decided his restaurant should make a comeback. So once again the ‘que is smoking at Whitney Junction.
The Cavers, who have found a way to weather the storms brought on by hurricanes and pandemics, continue to make the beaches better near their Baldwin County home.
We caught up with the Cavers, who have found a way to weather the storms brought on by hurricanes and pandemics and continue to make the Baldwin County beaches better.
Jeremiah Stallworth has done a lot of traveling in his life; travels which have taken him from his native Conecuh County to Huntsville, Viet Nam, Detroit, Texas and finally back to his ancestral home in the Nichburg community near Evergreen.
Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources Hunters Helping the Hungry has provided more than a half-million pounds of ground venison to those in need in Alabama.
This is, simply put, a story about an eye doctor who couldn’t see but one day M J. “Sunny” Eberhart decided to leave his windowless cubicle and go for a walk.
Fontana’s Restaurant might not be exactly what you’d expect to find or where you’d expect to find it. It is a mixture of The Old Country in the shadow of Lookout Mountain.
This week we’re all about the journey, so we begin with a journey which stretches from The Wire Grass to The Tennessee Valley, as we meet a group of golfers walking the entire distance along The Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail.
It’s the story of a group who referred to themselves as The Guests Behind The Fence because for a period during World War II 6,000 Germans were held at a Pickens county POW camp. It’s a little known but integral part of the history of that day and time.
