Ala. Tourism recommends 100 road trips
March 8, 2012
Alabama Tourism recently launched a three-year campaign, 100 Alabama Road Trips, with the release of the first 10 trips. The campaign focuses on driving itineraries
Magnolia Springs brings history to life
March 8, 2012
The tiny community of Magnolia Springs snuggles its oak-lined streets against the banks of the gentle Magnolia River. Roughly 15 miles from either Fairhope or
‘Serene, beautiful’ American Samoa now marked by devastation
February 4, 2010
Slightly larger than Washington, American Samoa is a group of islands in the South Pacific Ocean characterized by tropical rainforests, glistening beaches and rugged cliffs.
Online Skype service opens doors for international audio, video calls
September 24, 2009
By Carrie Brown McWhorter The Alabama Baptist When Brian Harris thinks about missions, he thinks about a young friend serving as a Baptist representative in
Nature, history top state’s attractions
July 16, 2009
Michigan may be known as the home of America’s automobile industry, but its bustling urban centers and beautiful natural areas drive state tourism. Detroit, Michigan’s
Michigan fast facts
July 16, 2009
— MICHIGAN — Statehood: 1837 (26th) Capital: Lansing, since 1847; prior to that, Detroit Population: approximately 10 million (78 percent white, 14 percent black, 4
Pensacola provides rest, relaxation with family-friendly environment
April 14, 2009
In the early morning, I relaxed on the veranda of our condominium while listening to a concerto presented by cawing seagulls. Visual effects included miles
Exploring Canada’s great outdoors
February 5, 2009
The thought of travel in western Canada evokes images of snow-capped mountains, frozen lakes and wildlife like moose and geese. A visit to this part
