Here's the latest batch of links to just-published Alabama history and culture articles. Most of these items are from newspapers, with others from magazines and TV and radio station websites. Some articles may be behind a paywall. Enjoy!
| Alabama Farmers Federation celebrates a century of serving farmers The Alabama Farmers Federation kicked off its 100th annual meeting on Dec ... with a banquet and entertainment tracing the history of agriculture, ... |
WSFA Digitizing Six Decades Of Alabama News Archives - Marketshare Read what important historical events they've uncovered so far, ... need to preserve what amounted to 65 years of Alabama's history, Mark Bunting, ... |
Did you know these hit movies were made in Alabama? | WHNT.com Check out these movies filmed right here in Alabama. ... This historical biopic chronicles the voting rights march led by Martin Luther King Jr. |
| Titusville Home to Odessa Woolfolk, Condoleezza Rice and Other Notables | The Birmingham Times Titusville, a neighborhood nestled between the University of Alabama (UAB) to the east and Elmwood Cemetery to the west, launched the careers of ... |
| Alabama's ancient coal swamps were a hot, sticky mess of giant trees and massive insects - al.com “There's actually two books about it, so Alabama is important and very well known for these trackway fossils. “It's really one of the world class ... |
Archaeologists abuzz about Spanish artifacts uncovered in west Alabama - Alabama NewsCenter
The use of crossbow shots isn't just Dumas being clever with language; it comes from a description in one of four historic chronicles of the ...
| Street names book tells history of Auburn | News | auburnvillager.com How did Auburn, Alabama, get its name, and why is it referred to as “the loveliest village?” A new book, “Auburn: A History in Street Names,” ... |
| Grave marker dedicated in Cave Hill Cemetery to local pro baseball player | News | wdrb.com ... who was hit by a pitch in Mobile, Alabama, and died in 1916. He was the first professional baseball player to die from injuries from a game. |
| Alabama WWII Veteran remembers Pearl Harbor - WTOK December 7 marks another anniversary of the historical event that catapulted the United States into World War II. Pleasant Grove, Alabama resident ... |
| This Alabama town celebrates Christmas like no other - al.com The businessmen had seen river parades in other cities, such as Chicago, and thought something like that might go over well in the historic Alabama ... |
| Street Names book tells history of Auburn and provides future 'camperships' to Auburn Youth ... How did Auburn, Alabama, get its name, and why is it referred to as and#8220;theand#160;loveliest village?and#8221;and#160;A new book, and#8220 ... |
| African American history, Alabama history now offered at CACC - | The Atmore Advance Students at Coastal Alabama Community College will have two new hyperlocal history courses to choose from in Spring 2022, thanks to a concerted ... |
| Cecil Hurt, longtime Alabama sportswriter for The Tuscaloosa News, dies | WHNT.com Hurt, a voracious reader who was often seen in the press box with a book in hand, was a regular guest on national sports shows like “The Paul Finebaum ... |
| Alabama College Students Write Children's Book About Inclusive Friendships | Southern Living College Students Write Children's Book About Their Inclusive Friendship, Raise Awareness for Down Syndrome. Alabama's “Almost Twins” are inspiring ... |
| Oklahoma tribes fight University of Alabama over Moundville remains - The Oklahoman “As Indigenous people, it connects us deeply with our homeland,” said Ian Thompson, senior director of historical preservation for the Choctaw Nation, ... |
| Historical marker for site of first Iron Bowl is back in place - al.com The sign in Birmingham, near the corner of Clairmont Avenue and 32nd Street South, marks the site of the first Alabama-Auburn football game. |
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