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Photographer of veterans named GoFundMe hero Jeff Rease, a Birmingham photographer who created the WWII Portraits of Honor project, has been named a GoFundMe hero
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Photographer of veterans named GoFundMe hero Jeff Rease, a Birmingham photographer who created the WWII Portraits of Honor project, has been named a GoFundMe hero
We’ve enjoyed seeing photos from our readers on their travels with Alabama Living! Please send us a photo of you with a copy of the
I remember back in September 2004. I was in Jacksonville, watching the Weather Channel, as Hurricane Ivan churned toward the Florida Panhandle. After landfall it was
Columbiana’s Jonathan Harrison had the opportunity to show some love for his home state as a contestant on the first season of “Next Level Chef,”
Food styling and photos by Brooke Echols Call them finger foods, tailgate treats, or if you’re feeling fancy, canapes. Whatever you call them, any food
A new approach to old-fashioned service By Mike Stedham Stepping into the Old Town Stock House restaurant in downtown Guntersville is like stepping back in
From booming suburbs to remote rural farming communities, Alabama’s electric cooperatives are energy providers and engines of economic development. Statewide, electric cooperatives serve more than 1 million Alabamians in their homes, businesses, farms and schools. Their coverage spans approximately 70% of Alabama’s landmass.
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Anglers hoping to catch giant spotted bass traditionally head to the Coosa River, but another Alabama stream also holds trophy spots. “The Black Warrior River
The Mobile Area Water and Sewer System closed Big Creek Lake when it discovered giant salvinia growing in the 3,600-acre reservoir near Semmes. MAWSS officials
Our yards and gardens can be sanctuaries for a wide array of interesting and important organisms that help support our natural world. Unfortunately, these spaces
Back in June when the weather was especially hot and dry and my house was full of grandchildren, I pulled out an old oscillating sprinkler
Weatherman Spann remains fascinated by the mysteries of weather By Emmett Burnett In the fall of 1962, in Greenville, Alabama’s W.O. Parmer Elementary School, teacher
By Emmett Burnett Rising 114 feet above Baldwin County, Rollin’ Thunder’s passengers can view the Gulf of Mexico all the way from Foley. But not
Award-winning Alabama Living is the official statewide publication of the electric cooperatives in Alabama and the largest magazine of its type in the state, reaching some 400,000 electric cooperative consumers.
