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Inside Four Huntsville Homes with Custom Cabinetry by SCS Cabinets
Inside Black Crow’s Lendon Corner Homes: Custom Cabinetry by SCS Cabinets. Get in the car, friends. We’re headed to Jones Valley in Huntsville to see custom cabinetry made right here in Madison, Alabama!. Touring homes where SCS Cabinets has worked is always a thrill for me. The cabinetry...
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MDJ predicts big bass, big weights at Toyota Owners tournament on Guntersville
There aren’t many things bass anglers enjoy more than tournament weekend, a lake full of big fish and the opportunity to take home a substantial paycheck. This weekend, Toyota is giving its loyal owners all three as the annual Toyota Bonus Bucks Owners Tournament heads to legendary Lake Guntersville in Scottsboro, Alabama.
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At Some Point, Passengers Have to Meet the Airline
We hear a lot in radio about “meeting listeners where they are.”. Stream it. Podcast it. Put it on video. Create another platform, another app, another way to consume the product. But imagine if Delta Airlines operated that way. Instead of asking passengers to meet the airline at the...
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Republican Women of Madison to Host Women Celebrating Women Luncheon
The Republican Women of Madison will be hosting their annual Women Celebrating Women Luncheon on Wednesday, October 21. The event will begin at 11:00 AM at 1469 Browns Ferry Road, Madison. Featured speakers at the luncheon will be Dr. Nicole Jones Wadsworth, former candidate for Lieutenant Governor, Business and Economic...
The Cullman Tribune
After National Dessert Day, rise to the occasion with a sourdough class at Mavens & Makers
CULLMAN, Ala. – Wednesday, Oct. 14, was National Dessert Day, and plenty of Cullman residents likely celebrated with a slice of pie or a scoop of ice cream. But for those whose sweet tooth leans toward a warm, crusty slice of homemade bread slathered in butter and honey, Mavens & Makers in downtown Cullman has just the thing. The kitchen and home store will host “Sourdough Class with Anett” on Thursday, Oct. 29, at 5:30 p.m. at its shop, 302 Second Ave. SE. The two-hour, beginner-friendly class is presented with Danube Delights Bakery and costs $100. “Ready to learn how to make beautiful, crusty sourdough bread from your own kitchen?” the event listing asks. From starter to loaf Participants will learn: How to feed and maintain a sourdough starter How to mix, shape, score and bake a loaf in a Dutch oven How to fit sourdough baking into a busy weekly schedule Each participant will take home a live sourdough starter to keep baking long after class ends. Light refreshments, tea and water will be provided. “Just bring your curiosity – we’ll take care of the rest!” the listing reads. A gathering place for home cooks Mavens & Makers describes
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256 Today
Huntsville Botanical Garden transforms into ‘Spellbound’ nighttime Halloween experience
The spirit of the season is coming alive at Huntsville’s favorite garden. This is not a typical spooky or frightful Halloween, but a night of storytelling and adventure. Delve into […] The post Huntsville Botanical Garden transforms into ‘Spellbound’ nighttime Halloween experience appeared first on 256 Today .
The Cullman Tribune
Auditions Oct. 20, 22 for 2027 Bownes Memorial For Kids’ Sake Variety Show
CULLMAN, Ala. – Do you sing, dance, play an instrument or have another special talent? The Cullman Regional Foundation wants to see what you can do. The Foundation is holding auditions next week for the 2027 Bownes Memorial For Kids’ Sake Variety Show, an annual talent show that raises money for the Nursery and Pediatrics Fund at Cullman Regional. Audition dates Tuesday, Oct. 20, 4-7:30 p.m. – Christ Hall at St. John’s Church Thursday, Oct. 22 – By appointment; call Maria Stanford at 256-339-1097 The audition application form is available online at https://bit.ly/4sms42B . “Do you have a talent to share? The For Kids’ Sake Talent Show is looking for talented performers to take the stage!” the Foundation said in its announcement. “We can’t wait to see the amazing talent in our community!” A Cullman tradition since 1993 The variety show was started in 1993 by the late Dr. Eugene Bownes, a beloved Cullman pediatrician who noticed that many of his young patients had musical and theatrical talent. According to Cullman Regional Foundation Executive Director Maria Stanford, Bownes “felt their enthusiasm should be shared with the community.” The show was later named in his memory. In the decades since, the
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Order The White Sauce Chicken At This Decatur Pit That Invented It In 1925
Some sauces are a matter of taste. One sauce in north Alabama is a matter of history. Back in 1925, a pitmaster in Decatur started dunking smoked chicken in a tangy white sauce, and the barbecue world has been trying to catch up ever since. Today the same family name still hangs over the door, the pits still run, and the white sauce still lands on the chicken the way it always has.
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6 awesome arcades worth checking out around Huntsville
It’s hard to imagine now, but there was once a time when video games were played on consoles the size of refrigerators and controllers were as simple as a joystick with a few buttons. The glory days of arcade games and pinball machines may have been the 1980s, but...
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The Best German Food In Alabama Is Hiding Inside This Mom-And-Pop Restaurant
Somewhere between a strip mall parking lot and a plate of bratwurst that’ll make you question every life choice that kept you away this long, you’ll find Ol’ Heidelberg Cafe in Huntsville, Alabama. This place is the kind of restaurant that reminds you why small, family-run spots...
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How to have a Gilmore Girls inspired day in Huntsville
I don’t know about you, but the second fall weather hits Huntsville, I have to rewatch Gilmore Girls. In my opinion, that show is the definition of autumn. Though these days the bustling atmosphere of Huntsville might feel far from the quaint community that is Stars Hollow, you can’t argue that the Rocket City still has the heart of a small town. To learn more about how you can have the perfect Gilmore Girls day here in Huntsville, keep reading below👇
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Two bald eagles rescued in Alabama within two weeks
Two bald eagles found in separate Alabama cities less than two weeks apart are recovering at Auburn University's Raptor Center after rescue and transport efforts involving Quinn Wildlife Sanctuary and state wildlife biologists. The first eagle was found in Oneonta on Sept. 23, followed by a second eagle found in...
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Clairey Bakes shares process behind their Giant Stuffed Cookies
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (TENNESSEE VALLEY LIVING) - Want to learn how to make Clairey Bakes’ Giant Stuffed Cookies? Well, you’re in luck!. Claire Sharp just joined Tennessee Valley Living to share her culinary secrets! Using her Salty Caramel Cornflake Cookie as an example, she says to get scoops of caramel, freeze them, wrap the cookie dough around the frozen caramel, then bake it!
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Things to do in Huntsville this weekend: Microwave Dave Day and more
This is just one of many events happening this weekend in Huntsville. Keep scrolling for our Weekend Events Guide. Since 2015, Microwave Dave Day has been one of Huntsville’s can’t-miss local music events. The annual all-day concert presents many of the city’s best musicians and honors beloved bluesman...
The Cullman Tribune
A Little Too Much boutique opens in Cullman
CULLMAN, Ala. – A new, locally owned boutique opened its doors to the community on Oct. 1, featuring colorful pieces, vintage items and more. A Little Too Much, located in the Warehouse District, is owned by Bailey Frost. “The goal with our store is to encourage women to showcase who they are through their wardrobes and homes,” Frost said. “I encourage our clients to take risks and step out of their comfort zones.” The boutique has a blend and new and vintage decor and clothing items, which means there could be something for everyone, she said. “We have colorful boutique clothing, unique vintage finds and handmade items (pillows, purses, bandanas, jewelry). Hopefully people feel emboldened to showcase who they really are, enjoy listening to whatever is on the record player and leave having a better day than when they came in.” The vision for the store came to Frost, she said, after joining many events and shows and seeing the products sell well. “I’ve done a lot of antique/vintage shows and festivals,” she explained. “I have always dreamed of having a storefront to display my finds and show my creativity through merchandising. We will have new inventory each week. Currently
The Cullman Tribune
Hope Horses hosts annual Grow Hope Dinner
CULLMAN, Ala. – Hope Horses hosted its second annual Grow Hope Dinner on Oct. 8. The nonprofit celebrated 10 years of service with a western theme, contests for best boots and hats and dinner. Executive Director Kelsey Scott said she is so thankful for the generosity of those in attendance who poured into their program. She said this year a new annual award was given – Legacy of Hope. “Over the years, (local veterinarian) Dr. Bruce Lee has shown Hope Horses tremendous support,” Scott said. “He has opened doors we could not have opened ourselves. He has stepped in during difficult moments. He has provided knowledge, care, encouragement and security for our program and for the horses that make our mission possible. “The very first Legacy of Hope award was presented to Dr. Bruce Lee for all his support that he has provided Hope since the beginning. Dr. Lee has set a great foundation for our program since the beginning. A stall was also dedicated to him and the entire Lee’s Veterinary Clinic for their support as well.” Scott said more than 250 people came to the Grow Hope Dinner, and they are still finalizing the total amount of donations.