Ozark Collard Green Festival Set for Nov. 21
Event brings a parade, cook-off, live music and family fun, with a pageant planned the night before
Ozark Collard Green Festival Set for Nov. 21
Event brings a parade, cook-off, live music and family fun, with a pageant planned the night before
Federal Appeals Court Urged to Uphold Land Use Protections for North Carolina Church
The Summit Church’s expansion plans were blocked after a rezoning request was denied in an area surrounded by retail and professional offices
Pigfish Uses Shrimp Boil Leftovers for Winning Dish at AWF Gulf Coast Wild Game Cook-Off
By David Rainer, Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources
To Be Like Spurgeon
Guest column from Rev. Michael Brooks of Siluria Baptist Church, Alabaster AL
Former Marine Corps Commandant Gen. Charles C. Krulak Endorses Doug Jones
From the Jones campaign
Alabama Truckers Name Nov. 3 Election Picks
TRUK PAC backs six Republicans for Statewide office and a bipartisan slate for the Alabama Legislature
Judge Trims Nebius Suit; Core Zoning Fight Remains
Crayton drops Lakeshore and three claims, but residents’ bid to halt the Birmingham data center heads toward a March trial
Why Political Lies Stick—and Admitting It Hurts
Guest Opinion by Robert Shepherd
Limited Oyster Harvest Opens November 2
From the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources
Mayor Woodfin announces new leadership appointments
From the City of Birmingham
“Candiflation” Takes a Bite Out of Halloween
Candy prices rose 7.7% in a year, pushing families to stretch their budgets and rethink what goes into the trick-or-treat bowl
New Poll Puts Jones Within 3 Points of Tuberville
Tuberville leads 48%–45% in a campaign-independent survey from a Democratic firm, a much closer result than other recent polls