From the beginnings of radars, computers and a program which put men on the moon, Sam Romano’s story is Absolutely Alabama.

If your choices are still somewhat limited by our shared situation but you still want to do some celebrating at home this weekend, there's a way to do that and stay local as well.

From The Tennessee Valley to The Wire Grass, no doubt you’ve seen the familiar Smiling Moon, emblematic of a well-known BBQ restaurant named Full Moon.

Never has the phrase Farming Feeds Alabama been more true than today. Yet, on family farms the pandemic has presented special concerns.

Students enrolling at the school for the first time are being asked to contribute selfies to the celebration.

In Downtown Tuscaloosa, one small business has been a regular shopping spot for over 40 years.

Who wouldn’t want to go fishing with an Easter Bunny who’s Absolutely Alabama?

Because lots of us have been forced to stay at home these days, everyone is utilizing social media more. Lots of the stay-at-home time also means more time with our pets.

The name Otey (pron o-d) Crisman runs through the history of sports in our state and the entire Southeast.

Originally built by Colonel Edward Watts as a weekend getaway home, Selma’s Sturdivant Hall has stood the test of time.

This is the time of year when a certain segment of our population goes a little crazy and they’re are called turkey hunters.

The Bankhead National Forest lies in Northwest Alabama where The Black Warrior Mountains meet The Tennessee River Valley.

Michelle Louze grew up on The Gulf Coast and had a successful career as a professional photographer but along the way she picked up a few other skills.

Bow and Arrow Barbecue in Auburn combines a taste of Texas with a Southern accents.

Scott McQueen was once pastor of a growing church in Fayette County.

Many of our travels introduce us to special places in our state; some are the best or the first or one-of-a-kind but Blount County brings us a different kind of story.

Today at his National Welding Academy, Dustin McDow is teaching a new generation a skill which became a personal calling and living a dream which is Absolutely Alabama.

Come with us to The Lookout Mountain School of Horseshoeing where you’ll learn a skill which is Absolutely Alabama.

To celebrate the season, there’s an annual Interfaith Nativity Exhibit at The Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day Saints in Montgomery.

Before the days of social media, people once actually socialized. A big part of those social gatherings centered around community dances, sometimes called Contra Dancing.