5 Alabama podcasts you should catch up on now
🎧 Explore Alabama through these five podcasts, like Inside Pediatrics from @childrenshospitalofalabama
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6 flower trails in Alabama you need to see this spring
Forget what the groundhogs said, Spring is here. The recent sunshine and warmth have everyone itching to go outside, and there's no better way to celebrate a season of blooming than with some of Alabama's best flower hikes.
5 significant Civil Rights sites in Alabama, including the Edmund Pettus Bridge
In the mid 20th century, several locations throughout Alabama played key roles in the Civil Rights Movement—from Rosa Park's stand in Montgomery to the Children's Crusade in Birmingham and everywhere in-between. We took a look at several places of significance in Alabama to learn more.
International Women’s Day: 5 extraordinary women who shaped Alabama
March is Women’s History Month. Today, March 8, is International Women’s Day. Today, and more broadly, this month, are for recognizing the women in our society that have been the movers, shakers, and change-makers. In that vein, we’ve complied a list of 5 extraordinary women, all from Alabama, to pay tribute to their contributions!
Pentagon establishes a new aerospace center at Tuskegee University
Alabama is soaring high! The Pentagon announced a new aerospace center at Tuskegee University. Click the link to learn more 🛫🌟
USDA invests $3 million in new rural Alabama programs
Good news Alabama! USDA is investing $3 million in new rural Alabama programs. Want to know more? Click the link below.
Alabama’s literary event of the year: Monroeville Literary Festival
The Alabama literary event of the year is coming up! Find out everything you need to know about this year's Monroeville Literary Festival.
Love fresh food? Check out these two local farmers markets in Montgomery
Learn how to make your garden dreams realities with EAT South. Plus, check out these Montgomery farmers markets for more inspiration.
The “nutty” history of Alabama: George Washington Carver’s legacy in Dothan
"The Peanut Man," or George Washington Carver, shaped the history of Alabama. His discoveries saved poor farmers, and see how a small city continues to honor his legacy.
How a mahogany bar from the 1904 St. Louis World’s Fair ended up in Alabama’s oldest saloon
Since 1899, the historic Peerless Saloon & Grille has been serving up delicious brews and bites to locals in Anniston, Alabama. But the defining centerpiece of the establishment, its gorgeous mahogany bar, is not originally from Anniston. Want to learn…
