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It looks like some popular drinks are under recall in Alabama, Mississippi, and Florida according to a Facebook post this afternoon. According to the post and release, reportedly from fda.gov, the drinks were packaged and bottled here in Alabama.

Reviews of the concert last year were very good. A crowd from teens to older folks enjoyed every minute of this fun concert event. The excitement over last year's event led to the demand for another Christmas show. Some would say that Jackson is the number one Elvis fan because of the passion felt in his performance as the King of Rock' n' Roll.

Christmas is almost here. This is the time that all of the great holiday celebrations in West Alabama begin to ramp up. Tonight, we have another great event in Northport.

I had no clue that these things were ILLEGAL to toss in the trash in Alabama. I'm betting many of you didn't know these things are illegal to throw away in Alabama. So, if you decide to do some deep cleaning, be careful not to throw these away:

The price of being the GOAT. You are a full-fledged superstar in Sports and Entertainment. Let's face it, sports is entertainment. As the nation learned the names of the four schools that would compete for the National Championship, someone was hacking into the private info of Nick Saban.

We are in! I predicted it last week. We face Michigan, the No. 1 team in the playoff this year. Michigan is an early favorite (2.5 points) in the Rose Bowl game on Monday, January 1st. This is what I wrote LAST WEEK about the Tide's chances against Georgia and getting

You just can not go through every amazing moment of this Tide football season. I have a pretty big hunch we Alabama fans are going to enjoy the final outcome of 2023.

Did you even know we were all supposed to take this national IQ test? OK, neither did I. I didn't get the memo on that. This is another shot at Alabama and not a surprise at this point.

Anything described as "creepy" and "invasive" is worth taking note of, in my humble opinion. Get familiar with the Hammerhead worm, which is now being spotted in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. These things are invasive, slimy and just serve no good purpose at all.

The controversy surrounding the Kentuck Arts Festival location is heating up. Northport City Council President Jeff Hogg appeared on the morning radio show "Steve & DC" on WFFN-FM (95.3 The Bear) and claimed the Kentuck Board "brought this story to the media". "The story" is the recent news that the Kentuck Festival is looking for a new home for the successful arts fair usually hosted by the city of Northport.