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Sliders are pint-sized sandwiches that pack a wallop of flavor into each bite. There are different stories regarding how sliders came to be. Some posit that the name came from the fact that … more
Seafood is a healthy addition to any diet. Seafood, whether it's fish, mollusks or crustaceans, tends to be lower in calories and saturated fat than meat- or poultry-based protein sources, and it may … more
You never know which stories you tell will become a part of your legacy. I once told my wee twin grandsons that in Bay Minette in the 1920s, the main source of entertainment for teenagers like … more
If you're looking to add a fun, delicious and surprisingly easy-to-grow plant to your Gulf Coast garden, let me introduce you to one of the most underrated garden gems: sunchokes, also known as … more
Gladiolus, sometimes known as sword lilies, are a staple of Southern gardens, known for their striking, upright spikes and delicate blooms. In zones 8 /9, such as those found in South Alabama, … more
As a journalism student during the rise in popularity and capability of artificial intelligence (AI) software, I was extremely taken aback by something that seemed to me to come straight from a … more
For World Press Freedom Day, with its theme on the impact of AI in journalism, ChatGPT wrote its version of a GCM article from earlier this year on the on a mullet fish kill in Gulf Shores the week … more
Artificial intelligence isn't coming — it's already here. It's approving loans, screening job applicants and predicting criminal behavior. From powering search engines to guiding Mars … more
Artificial intelligence is not some futuristic novelty — it’s a century-old pursuit that has quietly evolved into one of the most transformative forces in modern life. According to … more
Last year, I interviewed a mother whose daughter had a genetic condition so rare there are fewer than 300 known cases in the world. She didn't speak like someone giving a quote — she spoke … more
Have you ever pranced around a maypole weaving the ribbons over and under the other dancers' ribbons? Takes lots of practice to keep the pattern straight and prevent knots that take forever to … more
When Sam Crosby greets most people he knows well, he says, "Hello, my Friend." What a privilege to be one of his friends. This man is a wealth of knowledge, honor, ambition, faith and a sense of what … more
Tomatoes, the quintessential summer crop, hold a special place in the hearts of gardeners and food enthusiasts alike. However, cultivating tomato plants requires more than just planting seeds and … more
Marigolds (Tagetes spp.) are a must-have for any Gulf Coast garden. Their bright colors, easy-going nature and pest-fighting abilities make them a favorite among gardeners. Whether you're … more
Adjusting diet is a necessity for someone with food allergies, intolerances or a condition like irritable bowel syndrome. Although an individual may understand the need to avoid certain foods, it can … more
Little Larry Morris ran down the lane to catch the bus to Bell Fountain school one cold January morning in 1957. When the bus dropped him and a few others at the quaint wooden building, he ran to … more
Ah, peaches, the fuzzy little globes of sunshine that make summer worthwhile. If you live on the Gulf Coast, you might think growing peaches is all sunshine and cobbler, but these divas require … more
St. Patrick's Day is known for revelry. A festive atmosphere prevails each March 17, and people from all walks of life and genealogical backgrounds take part in festivities that have become … more
As the days grow warmer and the sun lingers a little longer, spring break calls for adventure, relaxation and making the most of the Gulf Coast's best attractions. Whether you're craving outdoor … more
Mama watched teenage Herbie pack up a croaker sack to take with him on his first trip away from home in Birmingham. He poked in one change of pants and two shirts, but mostly the sack was filled with … more
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