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Holiday cleanup, getting your house back in shape for the new year

Imagine after making a list and checking it twice, a clean and fresh home awaits as you head into the new year.

Keep the flu out of your home, classrooms and work

Statistics from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention show Alabama to be one of three states with the heaviest flu outbreak.

Barton Academy in Mobile was the only Alabama school chosen to create art for the America Celebrates ornament program.

Aaron Johnson: Don't forget the gift

This Christmas don’t miss the greatest gift of your life.  The price has been paid.  You need only receive it. 

Holiday Gift Guide 2022: Memorable gifts from rural Alabama

Rural Alabama is home to many skilled and creative artisans, whose work shines brightly during the holiday season.

Community funding opportunities in Appalachian Alabama

To demonstrate the impact, the Alabama Mountain Lakes Tourist Association is highlighting first-hand accounts, including Nick Saban.

Holiday cleanup, getting your house back in shape for the new year

What better motivation to tackle a few extra items on that list than the feeling of being clean, organized and ready to conquer 2023?

Tips to prepare your home for cold weather

Even though cold weather is rolling into our area, you don’t have to be at the mercy of mother nature when it comes to home heating costs.

Huntsville a Top 10 ‘Real Estate Market to Watch’

The National Association of Realtors has named Huntsville, Alabama a top 10 real estate market to watch in 2023.

Huntsville to house Southeast’s first net zero development

HUNTSVILLE – RCP Companies has teamed with Grounded Capital Partners on a net zero energy residential development in Huntsville’s MidCity District. Wellory Living, a $108 million multifamily development, will be the first of its kind in the Southeast. The company said the project will bring sustainable living and dining options with a net zero energy […]

Alabama Sports Hall of Fame announces stellar 2023 class of athletes

The Class of 2023 includes former Alabama, Auburn and UAB stars, as well as basketball standouts outside the state and a golfer.

Honda Alabama launches production of redesigned 2023 Pilot SUV

Honda’s Alabama Auto Plant has notched another major milestone with the launch of a redesigned Pilot SUV that is already setting records.

Meet Alabama thriller author Robert Bailey

In “The Professor,” Bailey honed his craft, working eight years to learn how to write a successful thriller novel.

Education opportunities abound on Auburn's rooftop garden

The garden on the rooftop of the Tony and Libba Rane Culinary Science Center at Auburn University does more than provide food for guests.

USA researchers to study vaccine hesitancy, social media link

University of South Alabama researchers are studying the relationship between social media use and COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy in Alabama.

For holiday gift twist, consider an Alabama adventure this year

Think outside the gift box this holiday season. From adrenaline-pumping adventures to high-end entertainment give an experience Alabama.

Holiday cleanup, getting your house back in shape for the new year

Have your home in top shape for the new year with these three simple ways to declutter and get organized as you head into 2023.

Community funding opportunities in Appalachian Alabama

Recent funding from the Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC) has served to enhance the quality of life in several Alabama communities

Tips to prepare your home for cold weather

Nothing impacts your energy use—and therefore, your utility bill—more than the weather. Specifically, the outside air temperature.

Eagle Awareness Weekends soar into Lake Guntersville

America’s national symbol, the bald eagle, will be celebrated when Lake Guntersville State Park hosts Eagle Awareness Weekends.

Spend a Saturday in Decatur, where creativity and confections collide

Looking for fun, laid-back, culturally-enhancing weekend plans? Then look no further than Decatur Morgan County.

Each November, the University of Alabama at Birmingham is home to some of the cutest little turkeys around.

Still reason for hope this Thanksgiving

While the lack of a crimson wave has created concern for conservatives across the nation, there remains hope better days are still ahead.

Each is made for a special purpose, even Fred

His name is Fred. He was adopted into the Johnson family in 1977 and has been a faithful and beloved member ever since.