When it comes to selling your home, you’ll attract more buyers if your home meets what the government calls minimum property standards. Why? Because otherwise your home will not meet the requirements of government-backed loans. https://t.co/Y9AnBDRGMt
Welcome to Lake Martin! We're so glad you are here to share the holiday with us, and we hope you will make yourselves at home and be great guests. Here are a few tips to keep in mind: https://t.co/f3gITAPP0a
Angela Mullins began working for Uncle Henry 26 years ago, or in many ways, it seems like she did, said the Alexander City native who in February published a faith-based suspense novel by that name – Working for Uncle Henry. https://t.co/YCqTZH6lfQ
Just a few weeks ago, the Central Alabama Community College Men’s Golf Team battled to the top in the 2019 NJCAA Men’s Division-I National Championship at Duran Golf Club in Melbourne, Florida. https://t.co/EsaMNzGbtA
Julie Brock-RIce offers painting classes for all ages and paint parties in her studio/gallery, which is lined with her vibrant artwork. https://t.co/TNYdT2DlbL
Lone Oak Farm in Reeltown is owned and run by a retired military couple who is encouraging other veterans to transition into agriculture based on the lifestyle and plentiful resources. https://t.co/U8pUCUWAZL
Joanna Oates not only cuts hair in downtown Wetumpka but partners with B&B Boutique to offer complimentary wig cuts for those purchasing wigs with Natasha Graham. https://t.co/cj3WPBVUKL
Farming doesn't have to be complicated. Noah Sanders with Rora Valley Farms teaches the basics of agriculture through his program Redeeming the Dirt. https://t.co/pCIwz5lqhr
Discover stories of Alexander City's past as told by actors portraying of historical figures during April 13's Living History Cemetery Tours. https://t.co/YygQXEY5Co
Spring is almost here but Shane Harris warns gardeners to not be too eager when shopping for supplies and plants. It's best to wait a little longer to ensure a late frost doesn't defeat the efforts. https://t.co/zbmdKN71pn
Brink Norton taught music in Alexander City for 10 years and is returning to town to perform with his a cappella quartet, The Charlestones. https://t.co/1ZJUfg0AUZ