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You’ll Feel Like You’ve Stepped Into A Hallmark Movie In These 8 Charming Alabama Towns

Looking for charming Alabama towns that feel like they belong in a Hallmark movie?. These 8 towns deliver stunning beauty and the kind of small-town warmth that stays with you!. 1. Guntersville. Guntersville is an Alabama town so naturally beautiful that it almost feels like someone planned the whole thing...

Alabama, NY · 11d
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Christmas at the Caverns this December

The magic of the holidays comes alive underground at The Caverns as Christmas in The Caverns: Symphony & Sing Off brings orchestral music, local talent, and the sounds of the season together this December. Presented in partnership by The Caverns, the University of the South, and the South Cumberland Community...

Sewanee, TN · 2d
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All you need to know about the Great Big Book Festival

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (TENNESSEE VALLEY LIVING) - Calling all book lovers!. This Saturday, the Downtown Huntsville Public Library will host the Great Big Book Festival! It will feature nearly 70 vendors, including 50 authors!. Brooke Rawlins and Carolyn Reagle, with the Huntsville-Madison County Public Library System, joined Tennessee Valley Living to...

Huntsville, AL · 16h
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The Cullman Tribune

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Cullman Today launches Grateful Giveaway countdown to Thanksgiving

CULLMAN, Ala. – Cullman Today is counting down to Thanksgiving with its first Grateful Giveaway, and one lucky winner will take home a gift every household can use. The countdown kicked off Sunday, Nov. 1, and runs daily on the Cullman Today Facebook page through Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, Nov. 26. To enter, comment on any countdown post with a photo of what you’re most grateful for, along with a few words about why. There’s no limit on entries, so you can enter as many times as you’d like. If you’d rather keep your story private, you can send your photo and description to Cullman Today in a Facebook message instead. The grand prize will be announced soon. Follow Cullman Today and The Cullman Tribune on Facebook for updates as the countdown continues.

Cullman, AL · 2d

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MidCity holiday events begin Sunday

Holiday festivities return to MidCity District beginning this Sunday, November 8 with the Holiday Market at MidCity. The market kicks off the Holiday season with 170 vendors, carolers, live music, and appearances from Santa and Mrs. Claus. The market runs from 11am to 4pm along 900 MidCity Drive. Free parking...

Huntsville, AL · 2d

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Muscle Shoals Has Two Famous Recording Studios You Can Tour. Here’s What Each Visit Covers

Muscle Shoals, Alabama, is a small city on the Tennessee River, but it holds a...

Muscle Shoals, AL · 1d

The Cullman Tribune

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Cullman gathers by candlelight for ‘An Evening with Poe’

CULLMAN, Ala. – The night came on, as November nights do, cold and early and quiet. Inside Jubilee Kitchen + Bar, the candles were already lit. Tall tapers flickered against dark walls. Deep crimson cloth pooled across the tables like spilled wine, and a single red rose waited beside each small glass vase. At the bar, beneath a chandelier glowing like a cluster of pale moons, cocktails with names borrowed from the grave were shaken and poured. And then, as the hour of six drew near, the room fell still, and the voice of Edgar Allan Poe returned to the living. Jubilee and the Cullman County Public Library joined forces Monday, Nov. 2, for “An Evening with Poe,” a night of cocktails and dramatic readings celebrating the 19th-century master of mystery and the macabre. Guests gathered for a cocktail hour at 5 p.m. before readings began at 6. Even the drinks were steeped in dread. Jubilee’s “An Evening with Poe” specials menu, marked with a perched raven, offered five cocktails inspired by the author’s darkest works: The Black Cat: vodka, chocolate liqueur, cherry and heavy cream The Raven: blanco tequila, Cointreau, blackberry and lime The Pale Blue Eye: gin, elderflower

Cullman, AL · 1d

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Patriotic chapter participates in Veterans Day parades

The Tennessee Valley Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution will honor military veterans by participating in Veterans Day parades in Hartselle on Saturday and Huntsville on Nov. 11. Members of the chapter’s Color Guard, dressed in Revolutionary War-era military and civilian attire, will participate in both parades, representing...

Huntsville, AL · 2d

The Cullman Tribune

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Cullman Community Theatre invites voices to bring Christmas magic to Christkindlmarkt

CULLMAN, Ala. – Picture it: twinkling lights strung across Depot Park, the scent of roasted nuts and warm cider drifting through the cold night air, and the soft glow of wooden huts dusted in holiday cheer. Then, just around the corner, a group of carolers in top hats and long Victorian skirts begins to sing. It’s like immersing yourself in a scene from a Hallmark Christmas movie. And this holiday season, in the heart of Cullman, you could be one of the voices. Cullman Community Theatre is inviting singers of all ages to join its Christmas Caroling group, which will spread holiday cheer at the Cullman Christkindlmarkt this season. “We’re getting ready to spread some holiday cheer at the Cullman Christkindlmarkt, and we’d love to have you join us!” the theatre shared. The group’s next rehearsal is this Tuesday, Nov. 3, at 7 p.m. at the Clark Street Theatre, the old church on the corner of Third Avenue Northeast and Clark Street Northeast, behind Cullman City Hall. All ages are welcome. Carolers 13 and younger must be accompanied by a caroling adult. The carolers are part of the theatre’s Cullman Community Choir, launched in fall 2025 to bring local voices

Cullman, AL · 3d

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Franklin County Veterans Day parade set for morning of Saturday, November 7th

The Franklin County Veterans Day Parade will roll down North Jackson Avenue in downtown Russellville on Saturday, November 7th, at 11 a.m. The annual parade is jointly sponsored by American Legion Post 64 and Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 5184. Prior to the parade, a wreath ceremony will take place...

Franklin County, AL · 2d

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Christmas tree lightings, blues jams, a tweed ride + more – What to do in Huntsville this weekend [Nov 6-8]

November is finally here, and while spooky season might be over, Huntsville is still busy and buzzy. The holidays are nearly upon us, and the Rocket City is already kicking off the season with Christmas tree lightings, Holiday markets, Santa meet-and-greets and more!. If you need plans this weekend, check...

Huntsville, AL · 1d

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One Record Round, Four Bulldogs at the Top

HOUSTON, Texas | After the opening round of the TSU Tiger Fall Classic, AJ Gardner was 5 over par and Kourey Patterson was 4 over. One round later, both were back to even, tied for the individual lead and at the center of the lowest round to par in Alabama A&M men's golf history.

Huntsville, AL · 2d

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Phillips Named Photo Contest Winner

FLORENCE – The Muscle Shoals National Heritage Area recently announced the winner of its 2026 photo contest. Alan Phillips of Sheffield entered a photo from his Tennessee River bluff house decorated for the 4th of July, and the judges said it captured the contest theme of “Landmarks & Legacies.”

Florence, AL · 3d

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Women’s Golf closes fall season in Birmingham

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (November 2, 2026) – The University of North Alabama women's golf team completed the fall season Monday at the Samford Intercollegiate at Inverness Country Club in Birmingham, Ala. with a sixth place finish. UNA finished with a final stroke score of 947 to beat Bellarmine by seven...

Florence, AL · 3d

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Rebecca McKenzie talks her new Christmas collection

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (TENNESSEE VALLEY LIVING) - This week, the South Hall of the Von Braun Center will host the 42nd annual ‘Under the Christmas Tree’ event! Proceeds from the event support Randolph School’s tailored Tuition program, which provides need-based tuition assistance. Rebecca McKenzie is going to be...

Huntsville, AL · 3d

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Decatur’s Dia de los Muertos festival returns with message of unity

DECATUR, Ala. (WAFF) - The streets of downtown Decatur filled with traditional music, food and vibrant memorial altars as hundreds gathered to celebrate Dia de los Muertos. Organized by downtown cultural nonprofit Corazón y Cultura, the Day of the Dead celebration drew attendees from across North Alabama and beyond, including Birmingham, Huntsville, Athens and Cullman.

Decatur, AL · 3d

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3 Lost Alabama Neighborhoods That Disappeared From the Map

Alabama’s missing neighborhoods are sometimes hidden beneath places whose present purpose seems obvious: a military installation, industrial land or a redeveloped city center. Their earlier residential lives can be much harder to see. The houses are gone, street patterns have changed, and a name that once meant home may appear mainly in an archive.

Huntsville, AL · 11d

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Files from Yesteryear: Oct. 31, 1929

From the files of Oct. 31, 1929 Hamby’s Chapel News Vinemont R. 2, Oct. 29.—Quite a number of young people attended the annual harp singing at Eva Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bonner, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Holmes, Mrs. Jasper Smith, Cleo Murphree, Ezell Bonner and others attended the quarterly meeting at Vinemont Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Rogers of Cullman, spent the week end with John H. Holmes and family. Clell King was the dinner guest of J. B. Holmes Sunday. Mrs. Minnie Bonner left Friday to visit her mother in Mississippi, who is critically ill. Clell King, Misses Oleta Griffin and Alberta Holmes attended a singing at Mr. Burks’ of Gold Ridge Sunday night. J. B. Holmes, Pearl Harris, Ocie Morgan and Annie Harris attended preaching at Unity church Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Smith and children spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Guy Johnson of North Vinemont. Mrs. Viola Minor, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Minor and Mrs. Julia Barnett of near Bethel church, visited Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Evans Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Smith of Akron, Ohio, are visiting relatives in our burg. Mrs. Emma Evans is on the sick list this week.

Cullman, AL · 5d

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Local YouTube stars dedicate new podcast and video studios for Huntsville youth

Some kids in Huntsville now have the tools to express themselves and maybe become a viral superstar while they’re at it.

Huntsville, AL · 5d