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Enjoy the great outdoors

The-33rd-annual-Trail-of-Tears-Commemorative-Motorcycle-Ride

Heed the call of the great outdoors as temperatures dip to bearable and pesky bugs take a sabbatical. Here are a few options for getting out and enjoying the upcoming fall season. Ride the Trail of Tears Motorcyclists from near…

Shoulder months’ bring low-energy comfort

Seasonal changes mean savings for members

Seasonal changes mean savings for members Fall is just around the corner, meaning we’re entering “shoulder months.” This is a familiar term in the travel industry, referring to the weeks before and after the peak summer vacation season. Among electricity…

Generational change

Generational change

Google commits $1.5 billion for data center expansion, area programs North Alabama legislators, Jackson County leaders and managers from Google’s Bridgeport data center shared the stage as Google announced it will spend $1.5 billion to expand the center’s campus and…

Tennessee Valley Linemen Rodeo

NAEC linemen

NAEC team showcases skills at competition

Lineworkers from North Alabama Electric Cooperative tested their mettle during this year’s Tennessee Valley Lineman Rodeo. The NAEC team performed a set of timed tasks to highlight their abilities under pressure against their counterparts from across the Tennessee Valley Authority’s seven-state service area.

Save the date

Preparing for an event

Entertainment, prizes and more! The registration card on the cover of your August issue of Alabama Living will be used for prize drawings, so be sure to bring it with you.

Take Me to The River

Lake Guntersville

Guntersville Dam’s 1939 opening transformed much of the Tennessee River’s rural shoreline into a hub for water recreation and tourism. It also launched construction of marinas to serve the ever-increasing number of boaters.