Author Archives: Alabama News Center
Big Escambia Spirits Is An Alabama Maker Barreling And Bottling Bourbon
Big Escambia Spirits, Atmore Continue reading →
Auburn University Researchers Identify Natural Enemy Of Crop-killing Kudzu Bug
Auburn University entomologists have discovered and identified a tiny wasp that could provide a huge benefit to soybean producers and other farmers. Continue reading →
On This Day In Alabama History: Henry Maddox Was Born
March 19, 1928: Henry Ford Maddox, the youngest sibling of members of the country band Maddox Brothers and Rose, was born in Boaz Continue reading →
On This Day In Alabama History: Shelby Iron Works Was Sold
March 18, 1862: Horace Ware, founder of the Shelby Iron Works, sold most of the interest in his company for $150,000 Continue reading →
Recipe: Classic Baked Macaroni And Cheese
You know, Southern classics like this just never get old. Since the time I started my blog nearly nine years ago, I’ve made it part of my mission to share those classic recipes that help define the South’s food culture. While things have changed a little through the years, those tried-and-true favorites still have a special place in my heart … and on my menu. And while every family has its take on particular recipes, one of my favorite recipes is this Classic Baked Macaroni and Cheese from Southern Living. Of course, I put my own spin on it by using red rind hoop cheese, but it’s great with a sharp cheddar, too. Continue reading →
Bill Murray: Unsettled Weekend For Alabama; Large Hail, Possible Tornadoes Late Monday
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Cam Newton’s Leadership Message Resonates With Boy Scouts
When Cam Newton speaks, people listen. Continue reading →
On This Day In Alabama History: Union Troops Headed To Spanish Fort
March 17, 1865: Union major general Edward R Continue reading →
Prescribed Burns Aid In The Restoration Of The Longleaf Pine Forests
Longleaf pine forests once stretched across the Southeast, spanning more than 90 million acres from Virginia to Texas. Continue reading →
Enterprise St. Patrick’s Day Parade Is The Pride Of The Community
Feeling a little green this time of year? If so, there’s good reason. St. Patrick’s Day celebrations are underway. Continue reading →
