By Cathy Wood MSNHA media coordinator An historic house in downtown Moulton that served as the local doctor’s office is now on the National Register of Historic Places, said MSNHA
By Hannah ThompsonProgram Coordinator, UNA Centerfor Learning & Professional Development Have you ever tried something new, got a little too confident and then were immediately humbled in the process?If not
By Will Wiggins MSNHA’s RiverLine consultant Land steward at Cane Creek Canyon Nature Preserve, with Land Trust of North Alabama For most of my life I was afraid of snakes.
By Terah Klein MSNHA Director Reflecting on my recent advocacy trip to DC I was asked if I would write a blog about my first experience going to Washington, D.C.,
By Kurt Vetters University of North Alabama My good friend and mentor historian Greg Gresham introduced me to the rich vein of history found in the memoirs of men who
By Cathy Wood MSNHA Media Coordinator Mid-February is when we pause and “shower the people we love with love,” as recent ShoaslFest performer James Taylor encouraged us to do 50
So we’re well into January of the new year. How are those resolutions going? If you’re faltering or need some extra motivation, here’s our MSNHA county-by-county guide to making those
Shopping local helps communities & makes you a star gifter Your gift list can do more this year when you buy locally — you’ll support people & projects in northwest
By Cathy WoodMSNHA media coordinator The newly launched Shoals Music Archive at the University of North Alabama is dedicated to collecting and preserving northwest Alabama’s rich music heritage – and
By Ashley Steenson PhD candidate, History Dissertation Fellow University of Alabama Drafted in 1933 and first explained in a message to Congress by President Franklin D. Roosevelt, the Tennessee Valley
By Greg Gresham North Alabama Civil War Roundtable Please read the Part No. 1 post for background on “The man labelled as P–.” Normally it’s almost impossible to determine the
By Greg Gresham North Alabama Civil War Roundtable When I was a child, during the school-less summers the boys in my neighborhood would often tramp to the nearby woods to