Faith and Culture — Page 48
The festival will take place Saturday 24th at Linn Park from noon to eight pm. The theme for the event is ¡Somos Familia! (Feels Like Family!).
Lewis was at a Chevron gas station in Dodge City pumping fuel when a group of robbers forced him to hand over the key to his vehicle.
Ivey, a 12-week-old Labrador Retriever service dog, was greeted by her namesake as a special guest Thursday at the Governor's Mansion.
The terrorist attack resulted in the death of four young girls: Addie Mae Collins, Denise McNair, Carole Robertson and Cynthia Morris Wesley.
Jim Rockford taught me how to respond when asked, “How much will this cost?” I reply, “Two hundred dollars a day, plus expenses.”
The new Current Market and Deli on Neely Henry Lake provides a true waterfront dining experience with lovely views of blue-green waves.
Two Jewish sisters who endured the horrors of Nazi Germany during the Holocaust have passed away within 10 days of each other in Birmingham.
The Colbert County Tourism and Convention Bureau in Tuscumbia will be the beneficiary of a $1.7 million U.S. Department of Commerce grant.
The player will take on the role of David, a servant and military leader for king Saul, who is being hunted by the king and his army.
With college and professional teams kicking off, a lot of people around the country are devoting deep thought to chicken wings.
The group has played music festivals, private functions, and multiple music venues, playing bluegrass tunes and adding a bluegrass touch to country, jazz, funk, rock, and even metal.
The younger generation doesn’t understand a number of words and phrases, including “broken record,” “ice box,” “party line,” “ungawa” and “Kemo sabe.” Another phrase is one we don’t hear too much anymore, “Who does she think she is, the queen of Sheba?” This phrase is used to describe one with an inflated opinion of themselves–someone […]
You may say she’s the perfect fit for the inaugural Wetumpka Wildlife Arts Festival that will feature classes, exhibits and demonstrations.
Christy Bullock was taking a motorcycle ride near Mount Cheaha in east Alabama. It was a ride that would forever change her life.
If you are trying to come up with something family-friendly to add to the bucket list, paddling in North Alabama is it.
The late John Bisagno said, “Live as so no one would suspect you’re a preacher but wouldn’t be surprised if you were.”
“‘War Eagle!’ is written somewhere inside that vehicle. I’m not going to say where, or who put it there, but I can assure you, ‘War Eagle’ is there.”
Crimson Ride gives about 2 million rides annually to the campus community, including stops off campus and service on football game days.
Visitors can view what looks like the profile of a Native American’s face seemingly carved into the stone that makes up the bluff’s surface.
The store offerings highlight the U.S. Civil Rights Trail, which encompasses more than 135 locations across 15 states, including eight Alabama cities.
The 140,000 square-foot facility includes a luxury hotel and spa, a restaurant, coffee roastery, brewery, and a food hall.
Guests at the Birmingham Zoo guests journey through immersive exhibits featuring 550 animals from six continents.

