Category: Leisure
Jemison graduates join first Judson equine team
By Drew Granthum Picking up a new sport is an extremely difficult task at any level, especially the older one gets. By the time you reach college, your days of competing are over, not beginning, right... Read More
Clanton artist explores shades of her calling
By Emily Beckett Sue Anne Bakich Hoyt surrounds herself with color. A freshly painted magenta chest of drawers pops against the pale, whitewashed grain of her dining room walls, and in the center of t... Read More
Haunted trail to open for third year
By Scott Mims It’s nearly that time of year again—when the leaves crackle beneath your feet, there’s a chill in the air, and you start to wonder who—or what—could be lurking out in the shado... Read More
Jemison-based pro angler named rookie of the year
By Scott Mims You’ve likely seen bumper stickers and T-shirts that read, “I’d rather be fishing.” Jemison native Clent Davis is living that dream. But what started as a childhood dream has tur... Read More
Re-making a case
By Stephen Dawkins Clayton Spencer’s 1950 D tractor will be featured in the 2013 Case calendar. Spencer, a Billingsley resident and teacher at the school there, is proud of that. It’s a testament ... Read More
Advice for planting fall vegetable gardens
By Nelson D. Wynn, Regional Extension Agent It is time for gardeners in Chilton County to start planning their fall vegetable gardens. In Chilton County, late summer and early fall is the time to plan... Read More
Peach Festival art show celebrates 28th year
By Stephen Dawkins The Roy Wood Peach Festival Art Show has certainly come a long way, from a few paintings displayed outside a school auditorium to a staple of the annual festival. Last year, the eve... Read More
Secluded vacation rental offers great getaway
By Emily Beckett Old wagon wheels line the gravelly driveway leading to Junction Park, a place where sounds of the city are replaced with chirping birds and running water. It’s a place where sunligh... Read More