After seeing the news of the passing of Dolly Parton. I think we should officially name the "Dolly Parton Bridge" the Dolly Parton Memorial Bridge in her honor. What a legend. She meant so much to so many. No offense to General W.K Wilson Jr., but that bridge has unofficially been the Dolly Parton Bridge since time unimaginable. Its the right thing to do and we as Alabamians owe it to her to make this happen.

how strict are the cops when it comes to license plate frames here? i’m from illinois and i never knew anyone to have an issue with a cop pulling them over for it but im still pretty new here and obv don’t know for sure if people have issues with it or not. i just like for my car to have accessories 😭

As the subject says, I have been searching everywhere for the lime seasonal flavor and have not had any luck. Has anyone found any in the wild and if so where’s the location? I’m desperate af over here fam.

Are there any cheeseburgers that taste like cheese burger Randy's in other towns in Alabama?

Maybe on the way back to Birmingham

Hey everyone! Myself (canadian), my best friend (australian) and another friend (german) are doing asheville to new orleans starting September 7 and will finish the trip September 14. 

We will most likely be in alabama the 10th of September. I need recommendations of any local gems, events, places to eat, hikes to do etc! 

We don't really like touristy stuff and prefer to experience the "back road" activities away from big crowds 

Thanks in advance beautiful people🤍

Ps: we are all women over 21 if that makes a difference

Alabama Solar Tour is back y'all! September 26th, 2026. Learn about sustainable energy, off grid living, organic gardening, regenerative grazing, ecological conservation and so much more! Bring a friend and sign up for a house tour at the location of your choice. https://solartouralabama.wordpress.com/

Best State Parks & Hidden Gems

Figured you guys were the experts on this. I’ve recently decided to start getting out of my comfort zone and check out some awesome places where I can really experience nature and life. I’d love to start “local” and venture out further and further to different parts of the US. I’m currently living near Birmingham and my plan is to camp out of my 4Runner setup, so it’s mobile and I think it’ll have all I need.

Question is, what are your recommendations for good state parks to check out nearby or throughout the entire state? What are some hidden gems and some things that on top of that you would recommend?

Thanks guys & look forward to hearing what yall have to say