The Edmund Pettus Bridge, perhaps Selma’s most recognizable landmark, spans the Alabama River with a quiet dignity that belies its monumental importance in American civil rights history.

Camden, Alabama isn’t trying to be the next big thing, and honestly, that’s exactly what makes it perfect. This town of roughly 2,000 residents sits along the Alabama River in Wilcox County, about an ...

Uncover the hidden gems of Alabama's national parks, from breathtaking landscapes to historic sites. Discover nature and ...

If you're a fan of music history, consider making a stop in this small Alabama town home to a recording studio used by a bevy ...

In Magnolia Springs you watch the mail come by boat under giant oaks and the whole town still faces the river instead of the ...

Catch a big bass using large worms on May 29, 2008. This video showcases the techniques and gear used during the fishing trip. #BassFishing #FishingTrip Kansas mayor hit with criminal charges for ...

Gadsden in Northeast Alabama makes great day trip or weekend getaway, whether you’re after outdoor adventure, mom-and-pop eateries, or scoring finds from locally owned shops.

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The regular season of the Alabama high school football season in the Montgomery area is nearing an end, with the playoffs set to start during the first week of November. With a few teams in the ...

After Washington, D.C., Montgomery makes a strong case as the city that has most influenced our nation’s growth. It is the home of the First White House of the Confederacy, where the president of the ...

Your college years aren't just spent in the classroom, they're shaped by the city you call home. From affordable rent to late-night food, from job opportunities to weekend fun, the town around a ...

The Dumpster-sized artifact likely fell into the Tennessee River during the end of construction of Wilson Dam in north Alabama and sat there the past 100 years, the Tennessee Valley Authority says.