The pine siskins showed up in November in Martha Tucker’s yard. There were just a few at fir…
Rise early and head to breakfast at The Grille at the Club House on Pursell Farms’ rolling e…
July 4 will bring an extra-special Independence Day celebration across the lake region this …
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3rd Annual Chili Cook-off in memory of Alexander City native, Leslie Gaston. Proceeds benefit the AFE foundation.
Lake Martin Young Professionals present Lake Martin Resource Association for a check from the funds raised at the 5th Annual Polar Plunge.
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Features
Phase I of the long-awaited Splashplex opened this month at Alexander City’s sportplex with …
Americans love chicken, and with the rising popularity of keeping them as pets, they might b…
A simple idea to route a trail from the Florida National Scenic Trail to Geneva, Alabama, mo…
Though he left the area in 1978, native Jackson Hatton moved home nearly two decades ago and…
Russell Forest Run is now in its 11th year of supporting students in the Alexander City Scho…
Wipe Out Drane and owner/trainer Keith Dean have topped the standings in coon hunting not on…
Horseshoe Bend National Military Park’s Visitor Center will temporarily close for renovation…
If you are shopping for hunting, timber or farm land, here is a checklist created by trial a…
With the recent passage of a statewide supplemental feeding law, Alabama deer hunters may no…
On May 7, 2019, Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey signed into a law a bill that allows hunters on privat…
For the fifth year, the Lake Martin Young Professionals will host an opportunity to be one o…
The Tallapoosa County Girls Ranch in Camp Hill recently launched a horseback riding program,…
It is a no-brainer statement that the weather changes daily in the South. Sunny, calm skies …
The 4th Annual Standard Deluxe Dirt Road Century is returning to Waverly on Oct. 19. This se…
Those who appreciate wildlife art now have the ability to purchase new collectible licenses …
What began as a garage hobby for Earl Hodges has ripened into a charming Camp Hill, Alabama,…
Fitness and diet trends are as seasonal as the racks at Forever 21, but there is no doubt th…
Exact age and stories remain a mystery
From piecrust edges, different colored throats and variegated petals to the size, smell and …
When Travis Spraggins joined the staff at Horseshoe Bend School in December 2017, his first …
Veterans find peace and purpose through agriculture
Noah Sanders teaches the basics of agriculture
Reeltown turkey hunter attains a rare goal
Greg Keiser hones the art of training hunting dogs
A paddling guide to viewing these rare blossoms
Crop could impact area’s economic future
The many sights and sounds of summer cause me to reminisce about the good old days of my chi…
Alabama naturalist students take a history lesson through local geology
Tallapoosa County 4-H teaches kids to paddle, shoot, fish, camp, hike and more
I guess you could say I am into fine art. Most people might be surprised to know that about …
Timber, Recreation, Environment, Aesthetics, Sustainable, Usable, Resources
Year-to-date precipitation for East Central Alabama lags more than 8 inches behind normal wi…
Wild herb gardens may help to locate lost Native American villages
Anyone even vaguely interested in wildlife habitats can improve his or her property through …
Each year around July, hunters eagerly look forward to the Alabama Hunting and Fishing Diges…
When friends asked veteran paddler John Thompson to take them on a float trip down the Talla…
Last fall, I had the pleasure of attending my first BioBlitz near Asheville, North Carolina.…
The flying saucers have landed in Alexander City. Or the flying discs, at any rate. The disc…
I’ve always been a wildlife watcher. In fact, it could be argued that most of the time I spe…
Taking up a hobby is a common theme among retirees. For most, this hobby takes the form of a…
It had rained – hard – the day before, and the Tallapoosa River was high and reddish-brown muddy.
Since 1949, America’s Armed Forces Day has stood as an opportunity for everyday citizens to …
At this year’s annual commemoration of the 1814 Battle of Horseshoe Bend, representatives of…
Tallapoosa County’s District 2 Commissioner Steve Robinson has an unusual credit to his name…
Most sportsmen know the white-tailed deer is the most hunted big game animal in North Americ…
Lake Martin Living celebrates the locals who helped make the University of Alabama’s Nationa…
Lake Martin Living celebrates locals who helped make the University of Alabama’s National Ch…
Coosa County is home to many natural resources and attractions, but the area has had trouble…
When I think back on my experiences as a hunter, there is one sound that comes up over and o…
Area Events
Flowering plants that need other plants
The 2016-2017 hunting season introduces a new mandatory system for local hunters who will no…
I just read the Summer 2015 Hunter Education Newsletter, which contained a breakdown of last…
Beginning in September of each year, most hunting clubs turn their attention to planting foo…
Two years in the making, the 25-mile Harold Banks Canoe Trail last month opened with a ribbo…
I can vividly remember the first time I traveled to The Great Smoky Mountains National Park …
It is well known among most biologists that 95 percent of life on earth will fit in a coffee…
Opening day of dove season celebrates friends, family, food and fun with more than a century…
At a time when state budgetary concerns have cast a shadow on the future of some state parks…