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The city of Millbrook is using hay bales to create smiles.
With baseball season closing in, Prattville’s Tarvaris “TJ” Jackson doesn’t miss a day getting ready. One day, he wants to pitch in the big leagues.
Prattville’s Parade of Pumpkins has pumpkins piled up everywhere.
When the calendar hits October, Penton Farms filled with folks looking for that perfect pumpkin.
Ed Whatley has combined his love for music with his passion for grilling.
Laurel Taylor won a Telly Award for a song she wrote and sang about veterans.
A few months ago Boyd decided to open up a little store and sell Alabama made products, including some of the beef raised on his farm.
Independence recently did her first non-Auburn flight at the Philadelphia Eagles' stadium.
When Willie Boyd started doing some research about his family land, he uncovered quite a story.
The Hart family moved from Washington to Alabama on a leap of faith. That faith is evident everywhere you look in the Sweet Hart Coffee shops.
People saw the tracks but didn’t want to talk about it. In the mid-1970s, there were whispers of a large creature in Brantley.
Just a mom and daughter, connected at the seam, voted best quilting shop in the state.
Louise Nall started selling The Tuskegee News more than a half century ago, and she still does.
Yvonne Mitchell wanted to give back after being diagnosed with breast cancer. She came up with some pillows with a purpose, the Prayer Pillow Ministry Outreach.
Ask most backyard chefs and they’ll probably brag about how they make that perfect steak or juicy ribs. But imagine if you really could barbecue like a pro.
On a scorching July morning in Alabama, ten people paired up and did some fishing.
Chase Flowers has been farming for more than a decade. But six months ago, he decided to try something new and cool.
At Montgomery Whitewater, the star of the show is the water. There’s a lot of it.
An Elmore County ceramic artist sees things differently than most people. In fact, she relies mainly on touch.
Allyson Andrews has always loved animals. It started with her kids showing livestock in 4-H. That part of her life is now over, but the animals are still there.