Golf House Alabama coming to Irondale
Alabama Golf Foundation purchases 80 acres as a permanent home for the game of golf.
Alabama’s mountains, rivers, forests and coastline have long been hiding in plain sight
Today, they're becoming one of the state's greatest economic and recreational assets.
Spotlight on Chilton County: Culture & Recreation
From peach festivals to pecan farms and city parks, Chilton County has the outdoor attractions.
Spotlight on Calhoun & Talladega Counties: Culture & Recreation
From hiking and biking trails to enjoying time on a lake, these two counties have something for everyone to explore.
Glenda Allred named Tourism director as Lee Sentell retires
Lee Sentell, who has served as Alabama’s Tourism Director since 2003, retired effective Wednesday, and Glenda Allred has been named as his successor.
Retrospect: The rise and fall of the Linger Longer Lodge
A staple of Birmingham's social functions in the 1920s.
Spotlight on Greene, Hale, Marengo & Sumter: Culture & Recreation
From wildlife management areas to museums to archeological parks, these four counties have something for everyone to explore.
17 Springs turns recreation into a broader vision for community life
Built through a partnership, 17 Springs was designed for recreation, education, tourism, economic development and civic life in a single campus.
Spotlight on Baldwin County: Culture & Recreation
From water slides and beaches to national refuges and the zoo, Baldwin County has a variety of attractions for residents and visitors to enjoy.
Spotlight on Butler, Covington, Crenshaw & Lowndes Counties: Culture & Recreation
From parks to historic railroad depots, these four counties have an array of recreational options for residents and visitors.