Tag Archives: exp3
Trees For The Taking In Tuscaloosa And Jasper
Tuscaloosa and Jasper residents can get a start on spring planting with upcoming annual tree giveaways. Continue reading →
New Tuskegee Airmen Book Sets The Record Straight
While many people believe they know the story of the Tuskegee Airmen, it is a narrative influenced by movies, misconceptions, and myth. Continue reading →
Farley Nuclear’s Efforts To Protect Endangered Turtle Feature On Alabama Television
WTVY in Dothan recently examined the wildlife preservation efforts at Alabama Power’s Farley Nuclear Plant and Georgia Power’s Hatch and Vogtle nuclear plants. Continue reading →
These Alabama Makers Put Some Mustard On It (Or Olive Oil Or Balsamic Vinegar)
The Happy Olive is definitely a Fairhope shop, but it’s Fairhope in an Italian way. Or maybe it’s Italian in a Fairhope way.Regardless, co-owners Richard and Vickie Bailey have created an experience in a store that features olive oils, balsamic vinegars and gourmet mustards, among other items. Continue reading →
Recipe: Quick And Easy Vegetable Beef Soup
Nothing beats my mom’s slow-cooked vegetable soup. It’s a labor of love that starts with stew meat in the slow cooker overnight and is finished the next day with tons of fresh veggies. As a kid, I could often convince her to add macaroni, too. It’s amazing and so chock full of flavor. It’s my favorite cold-weather food. Served with some delicious cornbread (be it my Hot Water Cornbread or this delicious 5-Ingredient Cornbread from FaveSouthernRecipes), it might be one of my all-time favorites. Nothing says “home” quite like it. Continue reading →
Bronze Valley Conference Sets Tone For Tech-Based Economic Development
Organizers believe the inaugural Bronze Valley conference set a strong tone for the future of technology-based economic development in Birmingham, in Alabama and in the entire Southeast. Continue reading →
Gov. Ivey Touts Worker Training, Construction Industry’s $12B Economic Impact In Alabama
The Associated Builders and Contractors of Alabama revealed the commercial construction industry has a $12 billion annual economic impact on the state as Gov. Kay Ivey seeks to expand a worker training program preparing Birmingham high school students for construction jobs. Continue reading →
Love Costs More This Valentine’s Day Compared To A Year Ago
Love is patient, love is kind. Love is also expensive, and it’s getting pricier. Continue reading →
Plenty Of Stories To Tell From Alabama’s Bassmasters Elite
There were plenty of fishing tales being told last week at the Bassmasters Elite at Lake Martin. Continue reading →
South Alabama Students Turn Toy Vehicle Into Learning Tool For Children With Disabilities
It started out as a senior project, and it ended up helping change lives. Continue reading →
