Auburn football now claims 9 national championships
Auburn AD John Cohen said this decision now aligns with the "well-established standard used by NCAA's official record book and our peers across the nation."
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Category Alabama History
How this Millbrook road keeps a forgotten Alabama village alive
Robinson Springs Road keeps the memory of a historic Alabama village alive in Millbrook.
84 million-year-old fossil found in Alabama creek
The director at the Alabama Museum of Natural History recently returned from a trip to Shark Tooth Creek with a very old souvenir.
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Magnolia trees spring eternal in this small Baldwin County town
With its small town charm + oak tree lined roads, Magnolia Springs is one of the state's hidden gems. Read this article to learn more about its features + history! #thebamabuzz ENW #magnoliasprings #baldwincounty
How one stretch of road honors Alabama’s most famous Olympian
Jesse Owens left Alabama at just 9 years old but his legacy remains strong in the state.
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$10K prize, museum exposure up for grabs for Southern artists—how you can apply
The 1858 Prize for Contemporary Southern Art has been awarded since 2008! 🎨
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The Mill that powered Alabama’s first industrial town
Once the lifeblood of Alabama’s first mill town, Autauga Creek powered more than just industry—it helped build Prattville and a legacy that still flows today.
First fake fall of the year: Record-low temperatures set across Alabama
Several areas across Alabama set new records for lowest recorded high temperature on August 4.
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Levert Avenue: Why this Mobile road is named after a 19th Century author
Our latest piece in our Alabama roads series takes a look at a small street in Mobile's Ashland Place district + the author/socialite namesake.
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Wetumpka’s Old Calaboose: A 200-year-old jail hidden in plain sight
Tucked behind Bridge Street shops, Wetumpka’s Old Calaboose has stood since 1820—one of the town’s oldest landmarks with a rich history of keeping the peace in early Alabama.
