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Jim Hannaford

People & Business Profiles

Horsing Enthusiasts Gather at Unique Venue in Belforest

For many people, arriving at Jordan Beech Farms and Venue is something like love at first sight. Donna Beech, one of the owners, understands that because she experienced it herself. 
Dive Bars & Music

The Byrds' Roger McGuinn Rolling into OWA Theater

Rock music fans all over the world know Roger McGuinn as the leader of the groundbreaking '60s band called the Byrds, but he's been playing mostly solo shows for the last several decades.
Community Endeavors

Foley Railroad Museum a Highly Popular Stop

The train depot in Foley was the first stop for many of the city’s earliest residents and visitors. It’s still a great place to start when you want to learn about Foley’s history and the people who have made the place what it is.
Artsy Side Of Life

Evans Davis and his Oakwood Art

A small shop along a shady lane off Twin Beech Road is where Evans Davis is happy to spend most of his time. Other than playing music, there’s not much he’d rather be doing than finding new uses for old wood.
Day Trippin'

Hitting the Blues Trail with Stephen Anderson

Anyone who is friends with Stephen “Andy” Anderson knows he has two really strong passions, music and photography. For most of his life, he’s managed to combine them in ways that make lots of others sit up and take notice.
People & Business Profiles

Custom Arts and Crafts from Alabama Iron Works

Jim Trainer seems to have hit his stride in terms of finding his creative side. His business, called Alabama Iron Works handles some big, rugged jobs and others that require a much more artistic sensibility.
Artsy Side Of Life

Our Revealing Q&A with The Fairhope Inquisitor

Have you ever been fooled by The Fairhope Inquisitor? Lots of people have over the last seven years, and it could very well be happening again right this moment.
Community Endeavors

Our Weeks Bay Reserve: More than Meets the Eye

If you drive by the Weeks Bay Visitor Center and see a school bus or two parked out front, just know that it’s a field trip that’s not just fun and games. There’s probably some serious learning happening, too, and it could even be life-changing.