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You’ll Feel Like You’ve Traveled Back In Time At This Old-Fashioned Alabama General Store
Some places earn their reputation quietly, one satisfied customer at a time, and U.G. White Mercantile in Athens, Alabama has been doing exactly that for longer than most of us have been alive. Step through that old wooden door and you’ll understand immediately why people keep coming back. The...
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Tuscumbia’s oldest church nears completion of massive restoration
TUSCUMBIA, Ala. (WAFF) - A historic Tuscumbia church that held its last regular service in 1955 is undergoing major renovations. Bringing new life to the long-dormant building. After years of restoration efforts, crews are putting the final touches on the historic St. John’s Episcopal Church with plans to repurpose the...
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Kip Driver talks efforts to raise money for The Tallulah Awards
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (TENNESSEE VALLEY LIVING) - For it’s second year in a row, The Tallulah Awards will give two talented Alabama students a ticket to the Jimmy Awards in New York City. They’ll be able to receive coaching sessions and training from some of Broadway’s most accomplished professionals, then take part in a talent showcase!
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Billy Strings Plays Rare Covers In Huntsville
Billy Strings concluded a two-night stand at Orion Amphitheater in Huntsville, Alabama on Saturday. The guitarist reached in his bag to pull out a trio of rare covers throughout the concert. After kicking off the show with “I Like Train Songs,” off Billy Strings’ 2026 album So Much For Goodbyes,...
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‘The Great Debaters’ Actor Brings Veterans’ Mental Health Story to Huntsville
HUNTSVILLE — Actor and filmmaker Robert X. Golphin will bring a story of trauma and family resilience to Huntsville during a free veterans’ mental health conference Thursday, November 5. According to an October 26 announcement, Golphin will appear as a special guest at “The Road Home: Navigating Veterans...
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Hogan Family YMCA to host 2026 Veterans Prayer Breakfast
MADISON – Commemorating two decades for the event, the 20th annual Veterans Prayer Breakfast, sponsored by Heart of the Valley YMCA, will be hosted by Hogan Family YMCA, 130 Park Square Lane in Madison, on Nov. 6. “This cherished community tradition has brought together more than 300 veterans, active-duty...
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German Unity Day celebrates bringing people together
The German Patriot Office annually helps the local community remember when the wall came tumbling down. The Berlin Wall fell on Nov. 9, 1989, ending the 45-year post-World War II division of their native land into East Germany (German Democratic Republic) and West Germany (Federal Republic of Germany). German Unity...
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Chorus brings harmony to retiree appreciation day
Retirees visiting the One Stop on Thursday enjoyed a musical performance by the Rocket City Chorus, a community ensemble known for its four-part harmony and broad repertoire. Led by retired Col. Norm Myers, the chorus performed a varied playlist that blended popular songs, traditional favorites and patriotic music. The program...
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9 Historic Soda Fountains Across the U.S. That Refused to Close
Many of America's legendary eating spots have faded into history, including the famous Horn & Hardart Automats, which served millions through glass walls before closing for the last time in 1991. But the soda fountain and the lunch counter have fared better. A handful still pull phosphates, scoop house-made ice cream, and fry burgers on […]
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Halloween events from Oct. 27-31
Tuesday, Oct. 27 WildWater Trunk-or-Treat will feature treats, costume contests and music from 5-7 p.m. located at 1707 Main Ave SW. Holly Pond High School will hold Broncos Trick-or-Treat at the school’s parking lot beginning at 5:30 p.m. Fairview Elementary School’s third annual trunk or treat will last from 5-7 p.m. located at 700 Wesley Ave N. Downtown Cullman Ghost Walk at Sipsey Winery located at 112 Clark St. NE will begin at 7 p.m. This is a fundraising event and proceeds will go to Paws Up Rescue. For ticket details visit https://tinyurl.com/3tukxwtk . Wednesday, Oct. 28 Grumpy’s Down Under Halloween Party will be held at the restaurant located at 402 Fifth St. SW from 7-11 p.m. In addition to their Wednesday karaoke night, Grumpy’s will have drink specials and a cash prize costume contest to those who place first, second and third place. First United Methodist Church Trunk or Treat will take place at 320 Third St. SE beginning at 6 p.m. Candy-filled trunks, costumes, inflatables and outdoor games are available to the public. Sacred Heart Catholic Church will hold its Halos for Halloween Trunk-or-Treat from 6-8 p.m. at the Family Life Center at 112 Second Ave. SE. This
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Billy Strings Live At The Orion Amphitheater, Huntsville – 23rd October 2026
Billy Strings has played the Orion a bunch of times now, and he sells it out pretty much every time he comes through. Friday was the first of two nights, and his people showed up like they always do. Half the fun of a Billy show is the crowd. His...
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Velvet Page to host ACOTAR release party at Karma’s Coffee House
CULLMAN, Ala. – The Velvet Page will host an “A Court of Thorns and Roses” (ACOTAR) release party at Karma’s Coffee House on Tuesday, Oct. 27 from 6:30–8:30 a.m. to celebrate the release of the next book in the wildly popular series by Sarah J. Maas. Velvet Page Owner Ema Sargent said she is thrilled about the event and the release of this book. “Readers can expect ACOTAR-inspired specialty drinks from Karma’s Coffee House, a pop-up bookstore featuring a limited number of copies of the new release and a selection of ACOTAR-themed merchandise,” Sargent said. “Pre-orders will also be available for those who want to secure their copy ahead of time.” This event is a collaboration between The Velvet Page and Karma’s Coffee House, bringing two local businesses together to celebrate a major release in the book community. “The ACOTAR series has such a passionate fanbase, and we’re excited to create an experience where local readers can come together, celebrate a series they love and connect with other fans,” Sargent said. “We hope to make the release feel like a special occasion for our local book community. Thanks to the community for the interest in the event! I’m looking forward
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Valley Conservatory: Harmonizing history, community, and generational legacy for nearly three decades in Huntsville
Inside the walls of the Valley Conservatory, music is far more than just notes written on a page, it is a lifelong journey, a community anchor, and a generational legacy that has helped shape the cultural soundtrack of North Alabama for nearly 30 years. Established in April 1998, the Black-owned...
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ACOTAR Star Light with Sips n Strokes Cullman Oct. 26
CULLMAN, Ala. – Calling all fantasy readers! On Tuesday, Oct. 27, “A Court of Splintered Harmony” by Sarah J. Maas will be released. The book is the sixth in the “A Court of Thorns and Roses” series. The first book follows Feyre Archeron, 19, who ventures into the woods to hunt and scavenge for food for herself and her family. Though everything changes when she uses her bow and arrow to shoot an unusual wolf. The night before the release, on Monday, Oct. 26, Sips n Strokes Cullman will have a “Star Light” painting session. The class will include painting a scene very similar to that of the book series. The scene will depict a mountain with three stars atop each peak towering in the distance with a gleaming city in the foreground. Bring all of your bookish knowledge about the series and enjoy an evening among fellow Maasverse enthusiasts! Registration is required: https://sipsnstrokescullman.rezclick.com The class will begin at 6:15 p.m. at Sips N Strokes Cullman located on 102 First Ave. NE.
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New $50,000 disc golf course in the works for Point Mallard Park
Disc golf enthusiasts in Decatur will have a brand-new way to play come the spring of 2027!. An 18-hole course is coming to the northeast woodlands of Point Mallard Park, made possible by a $50,000 grant from State Senator Arthur Orr. Local city crews will be responsible for designing and installing the course.
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GALLERY: Heritage Cup Knockout Round’s final match underway Normandy Lake
MANCHESTER, Tenn. – Three teams hit Normandy Lake for the first time for Knockout Match 2 of the Toyota Heritage Cup Presented by OFF!® Deep Woods® Repellents, but only two will advance to tomorrow’s Championship Round at this Starlink Team Series Presented by Bass Pro Shops event. Since this is new water for today’s teams, it took some time to unlock Normandy Lake; but once they dialed it in the race was on to stay above the elimination line.