By: Chloe Cory Opelika, which means “large swamp” in the Muskogee language, is the county seat of Lee County in east Alabama. Opelika,...

By: Graci Pennington Gulf Shores on Alabama’s Gulf Coast was mostly wetlands with a remote beachfront and reduced accessibility until the...

By: Tim Nail Nestled among the temperate woods of Alabama’s Black Belt region due south of historic Selma is Camden, which might be among...

By: Devonte Booker “Some basic rights of American citizenship have been fought here,” said Fred Gray. Established in 1997 as the Tuskegee...

By: Peyton Ruud Searching for scraps of fabric. Piecing them together in hopes of creating something beautiful and cozy. Days, and even...

By: Kayla Caldwell Lining North College Street in Auburn, Alabama, stately houses sit in the historical district. Homes constructed from...

By: Maggie Horton Walking into the kitchen, the aroma of collard greens and cornbread fills the hot air. Family and friends filter in and...

By: Sydney Wix “You know… I’ve been seeing this elephant picture all over the place here. It’s on my pint glass right now, it’s over...

By: Abigail Woods University Drive is lined with bumper-to-bumper traffic backing up the length of a football field, a scene that has...

By: Chloe Cory As wind whips around the block in downtown Opelika, Alabama, a large wooden door looms ajar. A piece that looks out of...

By: Kayla Caldwell The tall brick home sits proudly on the corner of Second Avenue and North Eight Street in Opelika, Alabama. The wrap...