September Spotlight
August 31, 2020
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They’re off the beaten path, or right on your front porch. Sometimes they’re the first thing in the morning, other times they’re in the quiet of the concluding day. And some feature young ones in the first few years of life, while others feature those
Even though many of us may not be visiting any stadiums this fall, our photos of past visits can bring back wonderful memories.
Writing this column, and responding to the letters I get, causes me to reflect all the more on the small-town South in which I grew
We talked to Rick Pate, Alabama’s Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries about how his background prepared him for heading up one of the state’s seven constitutional offices.
The recipes our readers have provided this month are just starters, so use your imagination, and set the bar high for some delicious, and different, mealtimes.
Story and photos by Miriam C. Davis In 2015, Tim Essary worked for several chefs in Atlanta. His sister, Tara Essary-Studdard, was a mixologist in
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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Alabama manages two hunting zones for doves. This year, the North Zone will open at noon on Sept. 5, a week earlier than usual. The first split lasts until Oct. 25. In the South Zone, Alabama sportsmen can start hunting doves at noon Sept. 12 through sunset Nov. 1. Sportsmen can again hunt doves statewide from Nov. 21-29 and from Dec. 12 through Jan. 10, 2021.
By Brad Bradford Editor’s note: As of press time, the Southeastern Conference had not made a decision regarding the 2020 fall schedule. To say that
Wildlife-friendly gardening is a splendid way to preserve and protect nature, but if they plunder our gardens, dig up our lawns or move into our
Sunflower farm owners hope to see new blooms by late June By Allison Law | Photos by Mark Stevenson It’s impossible to not be drawn
Even though many of us may not be visiting any stadiums this fall, our photos of past visits can bring back wonderful memories.
It started out simply. Brenda Hicks Gantt – retired educator, grandmother of five and seasoned home cook – set out to make a quick video to show some young women at her church how easy it is to make homemade biscuits.
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.
