Pastor Herbert Brown has come up with some unique fundraising ideas over the years, but this may be his best.

Dr. Donald Hayhurst has seen a lot in his first 97 years, and he’s showing no signs of slowing down.

When Brenda Peacock retired 10 years ago, she didn’t think her new hobby would make a difference to kids all over the country.

It’s never too late in life to find a new passion. Just ask Merle Bobzien.

There’s a new way to check out the Alabama River in Montgomery. You can get some exercise while you do it, or just chill.

It was just a childhood game of Cowboys and Indians.

“This is Pike County, Alabama,” said former student Randall Smith, who recalled “our principal let us come to school barefoot the last week of the school year.”

Funny how people end up in some places.

When COVID-19 hit, many places like Crowne Healthcare in Greenville had to make quick changes for the safety of the patients and staff.

Will Pollard loves the water. When it comes to hobbies, this Marine pilot found the perfect fit.

Brenda Coone worked with the state for 31 years. When she retired, she decided to turn a hobby into a full time job.

After a lot of sweat and hard work, this centuries old shed is standing strong again.

There’s just something about a childhood memory.

2020 may have shut down a lot of things, but it seems to have reignited the passion for live Christmas trees.

To say Billy Dean Faircloth has a lot of experience driving logging trucks would be a gross understatement.

The dirt will be flying in Luverne, Alabama, Saturday and Sunday.

Marc Hall seemed to be living the dream.

At Butter and Egg Adventures in Troy, you can do it all.

One man from Slapout, Alabama, wanted to do something to give the community something to look forward to.

Sometimes the name of a band can make all the difference in the world. It has to be catchy, and something you’ll remember. For the band “3 Hand Jam,” you may be smiling before they even play a note.

Just in time for the creepiest month of the year, in what could be the scariest year ever, here’s a chance to get outside and take out the bad guys.

Paige Burton had it all figured out. After a nice career as a graphic designer she was going to retire and stay at home with her four kids. That’s when things got even busier.

Lemarkus Snow had seen enough. Cemeteries were filled with knee-high weeds, stop signs covered by trees, and ditches were overgrown.

If you're looking for freshly grown Alabama produce and some good food, there's a "sweet" option in the town of Pike Road.

“It’s a mixture of tennis, racquetball, badminton, and maybe some dodgeball. It’s the fastest growing sport in America,” according to player Chris Dickert.

What a time to open a new restaurant!

Last year Taylor painted a mural on a building in Selma. Now he’s back ready for something even bigger.

When it comes to wood working, Montgomery resident Bill Page says it runs in the family.

When it comes to barbecue in Alabama, everyone seems to have a favorite.

Sometimes you just need to get out in the country and drive. You never know what you’ll find.

A lot of Alabama companies are really struggling during the coronavirus. But, one small start up company in Troy is trying to make a difference.

What a time to start a new business, right? For Allison Muhlendorf it just felt right.

When Shannon Williams heads off to work, it’s a lot different than it was one year ago.

It’s kind of like Talladega, just on a much smaller scale.

Like many companies, Kisser Entertainment is getting creative.

Young or old, it seems everyone loves the sound of the ice cream man.

Even during this coronavirus pandemic a sophomore at Stanhope Elmore High School is making waves with her science project.

The ride to the lake just got a whole lot more exciting in Alex City. Get ready for a big welcome if your’re heading to Wind Creek State Park on Lake Martin.

Julianne and Steve Hansen have a passion for pottery.

They’ve been best friends for most of their lives.