This week’s edition of Can’t Miss Alabama shows us that weekends in Alabama are full of excitement and surprises. Continue reading →

Ben and Erin Napier, hosts of HGTV’s “Home Town Takeover,” stand in front of Shellie and Wade Whitfield’s home in Wetumpka. The house was in the 2003 Tim Burton film “Big Fish.” Continue reading →

If you’re traveling in Section, Alabama, just east of Huntsville and between Fort Payne and Scottsboro, chances are good you’ve driven down a portion of Highway 35 called Tammy Little Drive, named after Miss Alabama 1984. Continue reading →

Anna Brown took some time away from college to learn more about herself and what she wants to do. Continue reading →

The last time Brandon A. McCall was on stage as Simba in “The Lion King” was Wednesday, March 11, 2020, in South Bend, Indiana, just as COVID-19 was becoming prevalent in the U.S. Continue reading →

Use two 11-ounce cans of white shoepeg corn drained or substitute three medium-sized ears of corn for this delicious no-cook side dish. Continue reading →

Germany-based Rehau plans to add 125 workers as it expands production in Cullman to produce exterior parts for Mercedes-Benz’s Alabama-made SUVs. Continue reading →

Heirloom tomatoes come in a wide range of colors, but it’s the rich flavors that make them a favorite of tomato connoisseurs. Alabama’s tomato season runs from early June until the first frost in October. Continue reading →

Caddo Cafeteria has been serving great food in Morgan County for 25 years and it’s so popular that it has had to expand twice in that time. Continue reading →

From the outside, you might think Alabama football players don’t have a care in the world. It seems they’re always ranked No. 1 and they are always mentioned among the top contenders for the College Football Playoff and the National Championship. Continue reading →