It is said that students are often just one encouraging instructor away from being a success story. For many Chinook pilots over the past 20 years, that instructor was Department of the Army Civilian Charles Mineo, a retired chief warrant officer 4, who served during Desert Storm. Continue reading →

Follow the trail of pink feathers and shimmering gold dust, and you will find yourself standing before Miss Marilyn Chivetta. With her flamboyant hot pink boa and dazzling jewelry, she is impossible to overlook when she strolls down the streets of Elba. Continue reading →

We are using the final days of 2023 to look back on some of the stories that interested you the most this year – and one we think is worth another look. Continue reading →

One-Pot Black-Eyed Pea Soup with Collard Greens & Sausage is full of all the good stuff that’s perfect for New Year’s Day: black-eyed peas, collards, turkey smoked sausage, vegetables and seasonings. Continue reading →

We are using the final days of 2023 to look back on some of the stories that interested you the most this year – and one we think is worth another look. Continue reading →

We are using the final days of 2023 to look back on some of the stories that interested you the most this year – and one we think is worth another look. Continue reading →

See how you can count down the New Year in this week’s Can’t Miss Alabama. Continue reading →

When R.L. Harris Dam went into service in 1983, it was the culmination of a project that began more than 50 years ago. Continue reading →

Regional food is a global phenomenon. And in our increasingly multicultural state, global foods show up regionally. Continue reading →

We are using the final days of 2023 to look back on some of the stories that interested you the most this year – and one we think is worth another look. Continue reading →