For generations, the eggs-and-bacon breakfast has been as American as apple pie, but recently, the rising cost and scarcity of eggs have left many Alabama residents scrambling for alternatives.

Though the city of New Orleans is often the one getting credit and most closely associated with Mardi Gras in terms of your average American’s idea of what the celebration is, residents of Mobile will be quick to remind you the original celebration started in the Port City. As she does yearly, Governor Kay Ivey […]

The Wilcox Historical Society’s annual Tour of Homes will feature appearances by Luke and Julie Montagu, the 12th Earl and Countess of Sandwich. This 2025 Tour of Homes, set for March 21-22 in Camden, includes visits to seven beautiful, historic homes, a church and the law office of Benjamin Meek Miller, who served as an Alabama Supreme […]

To say 2024 was an outstanding year for the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (ADCNR) would border on an understatement, and plans for 2025 will continue that trend, according to ADCNR Commissioner Chris Blankenship.

Dan Boatman has always lived an active life. The 43-year-old father of five leads a busy life as a pastor, teacher and basketball coach at Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church and Christian School in Blountsville, Alabama.

There’s an old adage that applies to lawyers, gas stations, and restaurants that might seem counterintuitive— if you’re the only option in town, you’ll go broke – but if you have some competition, everyone will do well. And despite numerous lunch and bar fare options, “The Hood,” aka Cloverdale, is actually semi-lacking in dinner options. […]

Our state is home to an impressive assortment of stunning spaces serving up incredible cups. From small, mom-and-pop shops to the ultra-urban spaces found in many downtowns around the state, one is never far from a perfect pour.Read more about the four featured Alabama coffee shops from their perspective.

The Auburn Tigers defeated the Arkansas Razorbacks in a thrilling 67-60 victory at Neville Arena on Wednesday night in front of a crowd in The Jungle, which was loud and raucous, as always. But for all the fanfare of another chapter being written in the special and historic season the Tigers are having, there was […]

Eight young farm families were honored for excellence in production agriculture, Alabama Farmers Federation involvement, and community service on Feb.15 during the Young Farmers Conference in Muscle Shoals.

A new restaurant in downtown Montgomery is creating a buzz by offering locals a taste of Chicago’s most beloved comfort foods. Oliver’s, located on South Court Street, specializes in authentic Windy City favorites such as Vienna Beef hot dogs served in poppy seed buns with traditional garnishes and Italian beef sandwiches topped with sweet or spicy peppers and drenched in savory au jus.

As winter begins to wind down, Congressman Robert Aderholt (AL-04) is encouraging families to start planning spring break and summer trips to Washington, D.C., highlighting the capital’s rich history, iconic landmarks, and the availability of free attractions.

It is a common sight in today’s digital world: Toddlers holding tablets or other digital devices, with their eyes glued to the screen, are seated quietly at a restaurant, movie theatre, church, or other public setting while their parents enjoy some grown-up time.

The Fort Payne Chamber of Commerce announced the winners of its 2025 awards, highlighting exceptional contributions to the community. The honorees were celebrated during the annual Awards Banquet on January 28th. C&H Discount Drugs, co-owned by pharmacists Richard Hammon and John Carr, was named the Small Business of the Year. Established in 1990, the pharmacy […]

Deep in the heart of Texas, more than just stars were big and bright. During the 106th American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF) annual convention in San Antonio, Young Farmers from Alabama shined brightly as they celebrated a first — competitors in all three Young Farmers & Ranchers (YF&R) contests advancing to their second rounds.

In this episode of One Day at a Time, host Laurie Dhue speaks with Frank Long, Director of Development at the Lovelady Center in Birmingham, Alabama. The conversation highlights the Lovelady Center’s transformative impact on women and children facing challenges such as addiction, incarceration, homelessness, and domestic violence. Available now on YouTube & Spotify 🎙️🔊 […]

The Poarch Creek Indians have proudly appointed Chris McGhee as their new Fire Chief, marking a significant milestone in his 16-year journey with the department. McGhee will assume the duties previously held by former Fire Chief Ronnie Jackson. McGhee’s leadership, experience, and deep connection to his heritage make him a dedicated Tribal Citizen and an inspiring figure within the community.

The inaugural Historical Marion 2 Selma Bicycle Ride will commemorate the 60th anniversary of one of the most important and notorious moments in Civil Rights history.

Residents in Trussville's Magnolia Place neighborhood are once again raising concerns over a Birmingham landfill that has been causing ongoing problems. Homeowners say the odor from the Eastern Area Landfill has worsened, even during the colder winter months, making daily life increasingly difficult.

The Gulf Coast was shocked on Tuesday when one of the largest snowstorms in its entire history bared down on the region bringing several inches of snow. Multiple reports have indicated that some snowfall records in Alabama and Florida that are over a century old, have now been shattered by several inches.

Herb Lewis is living some kind of retirement. He’s combined his childhood interest in birds, his talent for gardening, and his passion for photography to create a backyard wildlife habitat that attracts birds and insects as pollinators.

The Regions Tradition, a longstanding Birmingham-area PGA TOUR Champions event, announced that Coca-Cola Bottling Company UNITED will serve as the tournament’s presenting sponsor. Joining title sponsor Regions Bank, Coca-Cola UNITED will build on the tournament’s legacy of success. The new agreement, which extends through 2028, promises to enhance the tournament experience for spectators and expand charitable […]

Good Towns is a regular feature of Doing More Today, highlighting the people and places that make communities unique. Our latest Good Town story focuses on college football season, a fitting topic considering Regions is the Official Bank of the Southeastern Conference. It’s a Wednesday morning, and the work has already begun at Jordan-Hare Stadium. […]

Sweet Grown Alabama, the state’s nonprofit agricultural branding program, has updated its membership dues to a flat fee of $100 annually for all farms, restaurants, grocery stores, markets and others. Dues were previously determined on a sliding scale based on farm or company annual income and ranged from $100 to $4,800. The change was made […]

A glimmer of hope shot through bleak, in-the-red farm country late last year as Congress included $10 billion of economic aid for farmers in an end-of-year resolution. Alabama Farmers Federation President Jimmy Parnell said the relief package was a critical first step to help farmers stay in business until a new, improved farm bill is […]