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• Oxford celebrates 150 years
  Jun 6, 2010 — The Anniston Star
  ...of Dodson Memorial Presbyterian Church in Oxford Saturday. Though an Oxford resident and history buff, Weck did not know much about the historical buildings in her city and was glad to learn a few new things Saturday. "I just wanted to get kind of more of the history of Oxford," Weck said. "And Oxford is 150 years old ... I didn't realize it had been around this long." Weck was one of many residents who attended Oxford's first Lick Skillet Festival. The festival, which...
• Courtland offers old-fashioned day of fun at Picnic in the Park
  Jun 3, 2010 — The Decatur Daily
  A portion of the proceeds will benefit the historical association. At 10 a.m. at the park on the square, you can also take a free guided walking tour. Prizes of $100, $75 and $50 will be awarded in each age group. Vendors will offer food and arts and crafts.
• EDITORIAL
  Apr 26, 2010 — The Anniston Star
  It's no surprise that many have become immune to our often-urgent calls for movement on the historic building's rebirth. It shows life and vitality, not damage and decay. The Spirit of Anniston should hold a Noble Street block party whenever that charred landmark is transformed into an enticing visual image. A renovated Watermark Tower is a must for Anniston.
• History, evolution of buildings reflect society at the time
  Sep 20, 2009 — The Decatur Daily
  It adds that extra touch of class," Dunn said, laughing. In 1887, investors formed the Decatur Land Improvement and Furnace Co., and a "New Decatur" emerged adjacent to Decatur. And residents also brought the popular Dutch Colonial style from New York. Dunn's favorite home in the district is the Cortner house on Grant Street. The Tudor-esque style includes sandstone with a gabled roof and arched entrance.
• Travel briefs
  Sep 14, 2009 — Birmingham News, Alabama
  Yellowstone seeing record visitors this year YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK, Wyo. - Yellowstone National Park hosted a record number of visitors this summer and remains on track for its busiest year ever. Disney Wonder cruise ship in Alaska for summer 2011 CELEBRATION, Fla. - Disney Cruise Line is offering cruises to Alaska for the first time in 2011. Disney's 2011 cruises can be booked starting Sept. 28.
• Falkville Police Department plans to relocate headquarters
  Jun 3, 2009 — The Decatur Daily
  Police Chief Chris Free said remodeling the structure is the first order of business. The facility has had extensive use since the town acquired it.
• Athens restoring a piece of history
  Apr 28, 2009 — The Decatur Daily
  It should be complete by October, Rich said. "Athens continues to take on restoration projects," Rich said. "We're doing the work in-house.