It was seasonally appropriate that Darryl Fuhrman and his son Miller motored from Homewood to Huntsville in a red 2016 Dodge Charger. Continue reading →

Tonight, if mainstream media accounts and NORAD are to be believed, Santa Claus will depart his North Pole headquarters in a reindeer-drawn flying sleigh and deliver toys to children all over the world. Continue reading →

Still looking for some last-minute shopping inspiration? You don’t have to look far. Alabama is home to talented artists, builders, growers and others who make distinctive items. Continue reading →

Nestled behind the stone walls surrounding 2300 Springhill Ave., in old Mobile are a collection of buildings and, more importantly, a group of women who love you and me. Continue reading →

It won’t be a white Christmas in Alabama this year, but it will feel like winter over the holiday weekend. Continue reading →

Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey received the first of two doses of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine on Monday afternoon at Baptist Medical Center South in Montgomery. Registered Nurse Donna Pugh administered the shot. Continue reading →

We’ve lived through a lot this year. Not only have we dealt with a global health epidemic that has impacted more than 67 million people, but we have endured a complexity of social circumstances. Continue reading →

The question was as predictable as the answer when Alabama coach Nick Saban was asked if he had a preference for who his team faced in the College Football Playoff (CFP). Continue reading →

The Regions Tradition is a PGA TOUR Champions major held annually in Birmingham. While the 2020 Tradition was canceled due to COVID-19, the giving continues. Continue reading →

“When I’m really hungry, I want Southern food,” cookbook author Nathalie Dupree writes in her introduction to “Cooking of the South,” “because I know it will fill me up.” Continue reading →