Outdoors Archives - Page 18 of 21

Only few days left to donate to Virtuous Realty’s Back to School Supply Drive

Kimberly Ballard - July 27, 2022

MADISON -- The deadline is near for the Virtuous Realty Group Back to School Supply Drive. The campaign, which ends Aug. 1, aims to...

Straight from the farm: Seasonal produce, artisan products at Old Thyme Market in Madison

Kimberly Ballard - July 21, 2022

MADISON -- Alix Niblett dreams of having a family farm one day. Starting Old Thyme Market in downtown Madison is the first seed in...

Are you ready for some football? Tickets on sale for UNA-Jax State game at … Toyota Field

Kimberly Ballard - July 20, 2022

MADISON – OK. OK. Kickoff is not until Oct. 15, but single-game tickets are now on sale for a historic college football game at...

Collins Aerospace donation helps North Alabama Zoo and Aquarium grow education outreach

Kimberly Ballard - July 18, 2022

CAPSHAW – With summer camp scholarship recipients as the backdrop and the unofficial camp mascot, Twickenham the Turtle, as a witness, Tom Von Eschenbach,...

A 690-mile treasure hunt: ‘World’s Longest Yard Sale’ set for August

Alabama Mountain Lakes Tourism - July 17, 2022

DECATUR -- For the past 35 years, shoppers and visitors have traveled up and down U.S. 127 finding treasures and bargains. And, the annual World’s...

What a catch! Major League Fishing partners with Fuelz Fleet Card to support angling

Staff - July 11, 2022

GUNTERSVILLE -- Guntersville-based Major League Fishing Angler Association, the largest tournament-fishing organization on the planet, snagged a big one this week. The group announced it...

Take Fido for a walk in the park at these five pet-friendly North Alabama locations

Sara Watkins - July 9, 2022

GUNTERSVILLE -- Bringing a four-legged family member along for a fun adventure is always a good idea. And, there are plenty of places in...

A budding success: Ardmore Crape Myrtle Festival gets $2,600 boost with tourism grant

Kimberly Ballard - July 5, 2022

ARDMORE – There is nothing more southern than red and white crape myrtles (or crepe, depending on where in the South you are from)...

Miracle Bash, Swim for Melissa proceeds benefit Melissa George Neonatal Memorial Fund

Staff - July 1, 2022

HUNTSVILLE -- More than 1,100 babies require specialized care from the Regional Neonatal Intensive Care Unit each year. Huntsville Hospital Foundation’s 17th annual Miracle Bash...

Northeast Alabama fired up with Independence Day festivities starting June 30

Staff - June 26, 2022

FORT PAYNE -- Several events offering a variety of free family fun are on tap atop Lookout Mountain in celebration of the upcoming Independence...

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