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McFarland Public Boat Ramp improvements celebrated during BASS Tournament

Kenny Johnson - March 22, 2025

FLORENCE -- With the cutting of a ribbon, the boating and angling experience in Florence has been improved. The ribbon-cutting celebrated renovations to the McFarland...

Rural Tourism Conference theme is ‘rooted in rural’ to salute diverse Limestone County community

Bud McLaughlin - March 11, 2025

ATHENS – Celebrating the importance of rural living in Limestone County, the theme for this year's Alabama-Mississippi-Tennessee Rural Tourism Conference is "Rooted in Rural.' The Athens-Limestone...

Brushstrokes and beauty in Guntersville as Art on the Lake returns

Karen Beasley - March 9, 2025

GUNTERSVILLE -- For more than 60 years, artists and crafters from across the Southeast have made their way to this beautiful North Alabama lakeside...

‘Year of Alabama Trails:’ Alabama Tourism unveils Alabama’s ’25 Must-Tread Trails’

Bud McLaughlin - March 8, 2025

BIRMINGHAM – Take a hike. Hit the trail. However you want to phrase it, the Alabama Tourism Department has launched the Year of Alabama Trails...

Spring break’s a beach – and more – at Alabama State Parks

Josh Bean - March 1, 2025

MONTGOMERY – Spring breakers often flock to beaches along the Alabama Gulf Coast in search of sand and sun, landing them on the sugar-white...

Huntsville/Madison County Convention & Visitors Bureau launches rebrand

Mecca Musick - February 27, 2025

HUNTSVILLE – The Huntsville/Madison County Convention & Visitors Bureau (CVB) has launched a brand identity featuring a new logo, tagline, colors, and fonts. It...

Havoc celebrating all things Huntsville in weekend homestand

Bud McLaughlin - February 20, 2025

HUNTSVILLE -- The Huntsville Havoc, a fixture on the Huntsville pro sports scene for more than 20 years, is celebrating all things Huntsville this...

A capital idea: Aderholt encourages families to plan spring break/summer trips to DC

Staff reports - February 10, 2025

WASHINGTON – As winter begins to wind down, U.S. Rep. Robert Aderholt is encouraging families to start planning their spring break and summer trips...

Aderholt announces $300,000 ARC grant for improvements to Mentone’s Moon Lake Village

Bud McLaughlin - February 6, 2025

MENTONE -- To help preserve history and enhance tourism, the Appalachian Regional Commission has approved a $300,000 grant for the Town of Mentone to...

That’s a wrap: Spirit Coach hits the road with iconic Huntsville images

Bud McLaughlin - January 30, 2025

HUNTSVILLE – When a Spirit Coach hits the road, it takes a slice of Huntsville with it. Well, maybe not a slice; more like a...

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