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By Hardy Jackson Veterans Day. I grew up among veterans. World War II, mostly. Though I had an uncle who served in World War I,
If Kyes Stevens sees anyone or anything in need, she’s going to stop and help. It’s why she’s served as a volunteer firefighter for the
“Good apple pies are a considerable part of our domestic happiness.” Author Jane Austen If the thought of making a homemade pie makes you a
Story and photos by Jennifer Kornegay At most Alabama barbecue joints, meat of the porcine persuasion is king. But at TexarBama BBQ in Fairhope, beef
This recipe collection, The Best of Alabama Living, includes the magazine’s winning recipes from the past eight years, along with winners of AREA’s Alabama National Fair cooking contests. From delicious appetizers to main dishes and desserts, you’ll find more than 250 of your fellow Alabamians’ best dishes.
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By John Felsher Alabama deer hunters should check the regulations before hunting this year. The state made some changes to game laws including creating two
Unusual game birds becoming more common in U.S. By John Felsher Sounding like squeaky wheels needing grease, about 50 noisy long-necked birds with prominent white
A survey conducted by Scotts Miracle-Gro showed that, from March to July, some 21 million Americans took up gardening, most for the first time ever, and apparently they liked it.
This time of year, there’s nothing like spending time in a shade garden, and with the help of a few well-selected plants, any shady spot
Looking back into Alabama’s political history, I have to say that a few outhouses and a few well-placed spider bites might have made this a better state.
While readers didn’t send us any recipes for fried chicken (maybe they didn’t want to give away their culinary secrets), they did share some favorite casseroles and main dishes that could bring a Southern touch to your table.
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