For anyone who wishes we could go back to the way things used to be, Payne’s is a place where your wish can come true. A return to The Way We Were.

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.

For many years, there had never been Christmas lights. Now the entire Grotto is alive with the lights of the holiday season.

The Christmas trains run year-round at Route 12 Relics in the Cullman County community of Good Hope.

There is a spot in Jefferson County where they can bring you a taste of that White Christmas you’re dreaming of.

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.

Today in the Macon County community of Shorter there’s a modern twist on the old store called Shana’s Place.

Sam still teaches lots of baseball at the camp called Baseball Country in Jena in Greene County.

This week you’re going to meet a World Champion named Ryder and when you meet someone named Ryder, so you even have to ask what he does?

The holiday season is just around the corner, and while our celebrations may be a little different this year, there’s a place in rural Covington County where the celebration never ends.

An art show in Northwest Alabama is currently displaying over sixty works from artists from all over the state.