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.

For five generations the Allman Family has farmed the land on Straight Mountain which has always been famous for tomatoes.

The man behind the message says, “I’d throw in three to five cases at a time. Some of them were little messages that I wrote, any way to express the Love of God.”

Like many returning veterans, he found the transition to civilian life difficult until he rediscovered his true passion.

The Yoga classes are suspended for now, but the goats haven’t gone anywhere. In fact, Lookout Mountain Goat Ranch Originals is getting bigger.

Located along Highway 231 just south of Montgomery in Pike Road, SweetCreek is a sweet destination and a great place to take a break if you’re traveling.

It’s located in Pike Road and the destination is called Sweet Creek Farm Market and it’s Absolutely Alabama.

What is oyster ranching? For that we take you to a place called Navy Cove.

This is a first for our state and, according to the department, this will increase fishing opportunities as well as bringing economic benefits.

Slade has moved on from drumsticks to custom wooden bowls, salvaged from downed trees and turned into works of which are Absolutely Alabama.

Her name is Soapy, and she’s left-handed. And her company is called Left-Hand Soap Company.

When you hear his story, it’s pretty obvious Ralf Du Toit has come a long way in more ways than one.

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.