
Can’t Miss Alabama: Tina Turner Musical, Blueberry Festival
There is plenty to see and do this weekend. Find out what’s going on in this week’s Can’t Miss Alabama.
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There is plenty to see and do this weekend. Find out what’s going on in this week’s Can’t Miss Alabama.
When Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey signed legislation marking Juneteenth as an official Alabama state holiday on June 19, Brenda Ward was on hand.
For the first time, Birmingham Restaurant Week (BRW) will include a special art exhibit featuring work celebrating the city’s vibrant culinary culture.
At the world’s most prestigious aerospace event, two Alabama companies are taking center stage to showcase their expertise and expand their global reach.
Nancy Sites Sizemore of Gulf Shores says she’s been making her Green ChiIe Cheese Squares “forever.” The original recipe was printed in a newspaper many years ago, but Sizemore has changed it up a bit by adding more green chiles.
Check out this week’s edition as there is plenty to see and do around the state this weekend and into next week.
Bow & Arrow serves a variety of fajitas, including the slow-smoked and sliced brisket, wood-grilled chicken and skirt steak.
Officials gathered to mark the grand opening of a new 25,000-square-foot warehouse at the Port Birmingham terminal — a milestone development poised to significantly elevate the storage and logistics capabilities of Alabama’s inland waterway system.
In the world of sandwiches, one creation has taken social media by storm: the chopped sandwich. Packed with layers of delicious ingredients, this sandwich is truly a feast for the senses.
Zack Whaley worked in the restaurant business before opening his first eatery in 1995, Zack’s Steak and Seafood in Cottonwood, Alabama.
In this week’s Can’t Miss Alabama, catch chart-topping performances at Alabaster CityFest, mule-drawn parades at Gordo’s Mule Day and Chickenfest, smooth jazz in downtown Birmingham, and a one-of-a-kind penny-a-pour beer tasting at the Birmingham Zoo. Plus, don’t miss The Temptations live in concert, a taste of Italy at Sloss Furnaces, and Disney’s Frozen on stage at Red Mountain Theatre.
What started as a proud moment for one Alabama family has turned into a wave of statewide pride – and some unexpected national buzz.
By: Alabama News Center Staff This spring, the Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation, in partnership with the Atlanta Falcons, provided grants to 10 Alabama high schools to establish a girls flag football program for the upcoming season. Given the enthusiasm and support for the game of girls flag football in Georgia, the Falcons used a […]
The University of Alabama’s vehicle tag features a new look this week as the classic Vault A Alabama logo makes a comeback on the collegiate license plate.