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With the City of Anniston encouraging trick-or-treating this year, Halloween at Glenwood Terrace is a go! The streets of Glenwood Terrace will once again be transformed into Alabama’s biggest Halloween street party. […]
Below, you can view the 100th anniversary celebration video from the Anniston Kiwanis. This video features plenty of special guests celebrating this special moment, enjoy below!
Post by Michael Tomberlin from Alabama NewsCenter Alabamians have a new weapon against COVID-19 this Labor Day weekend that they didn’t have the past two holiday weekends when cases spiked, and officials are urging […]
Post by Alec Harvey from Alabama NewsCenter Though the Sidewalk Film Festival is in a new location this year – at the Grand River Drive-In in the Backyard in Leeds – some things remain the same. […]
Time for another edition of Alabamians on reality shows! For Summer 2020, we have two shows featuring folks from Alabama! Sweet Home Sextuplets Now in season 3, the show features Eric and […]
Post from Alabama NewsCenter Millions of TV shoppers will be introduced this week to Emily’s Heirloom Pound Cakes and learn what makes this Homewood business’ original creations so unforgettably tasty. Emily’s Heirloom Pound Cakes […]
Post by Carla Davis from Alabama NewsCenter. Jim Bob Rutlin has come home at last. Rutlin is one of the first residents of Union Village, an innovative community in Talladega for low-income […]
The second Bama Bug Fest will live stream on Facebook and YouTube starting July 7. Bama Bug Fest: On the Web, a collaboration by University of Alabama Museums, UA Libraries and the Tuscaloosa Public Library, will […]
Post by Chuck Chandler from Alabama NewsCenter The Book Rack, an Anniston institution that was set to close after almost 45 years, opened a new chapter July 1 as “Jo’s Book Rack.” […]
As the coronavirus continues to sweep the country, New York City remains one of the areas most affected. A surge of patients left many hospitals understaffed and overwhelmed. One doctor at the University of Alabama […]
