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Athens offers a tour of ‘your own hometown’

Bud McLaughlin - May 24, 2024

ATHENS -- It is said "there's no place like home." And that includes taking a tour of the sites and attractions in your own...

Unclaimed Baggage announces expansion plans, extended hours

Bud McLaughlin - May 23, 2024

SCOTTSBORO — In what could be termed the world's largest lost and found, the folks at Unclaimed Baggage have announced expansion plans for the...

For whom the toll ends: State takes over Foley Beach bridge

Bud McLaughlin - May 23, 2024

FOLEY -- If you're heading for the gulf beaches this weekend, you'll be saving a few more bucks than past years. As of noon today,...

Unclaimed Baggage ‘Found Report’ unpacks world of lost luggage

Staff reports - April 27, 2024

SCOTTSBORO — Have you ever wondered what gets left behind in travelers’ lost or abandoned luggage? Your curiosity ends here. Making its debut this week, the...

Flying Fifty hotel opens with salute to Cullman’s heritage

Bud McLaughlin - April 20, 2024

CULLMAN -- A salute to Cullman's past will be opening in the present to provide hospitality for the future. The Flying Fifty is a boutique...

We’re No. 2! Second in tourism good place among Alabama counties

Mike Easterling - April 19, 2024

HUNTSVILLE – Madison County assumed a place among its Alabama colleagues where it’ll likely be found for the foreseeable future. But, while second isn’t always...

State economic impact report reveals 10% hike in tourism in North Alabama

Bud McLaughlin - April 16, 2024

DECATUR – In 2023, travelers spent more than $4.7 billion while visiting the 16 counties of the North Alabama region, representing a 10.1% increase...

Gadsden’s annual extreme competition set for South’s most scenic obstacle course

Alabama Mountain Lakes Tourist Association - April 14, 2024

GADSDEN – Thrill-seeking athletes who are not afraid of getting muddy, wet and pushed to the limit will be taking part in Gadsden’s Barbarian...

CoalFest: Brilliant celebrates its coal mining heritage

Alabama Mountain Lakes Tourist Association - April 13, 2024

BRILLIANT -- Each year, the Marion County community of Brilliant pays tribute to its roots in the coal mining industry with a free festival...

AMLA’s Reist appointed to Alabama Women’s Commission

Bud McLaughlin - April 12, 2024

DECATUR – Alabama Mountain Lakes Tourist Association President and CEO Tami Reist has been appointed by Gov. Kay Ivey to serve on the Alabama...

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