Thanksgiving

Even though we're all distracted with family obligations and Iron Bowl preparations, we felt it was a great time to take a few minutes to reflect on Nick Saban's 10 seasons at Alabama.

Ok Thanksgiving is official and I am on the move.  I have to visit several of my relatives today.   Three of them I absolutely have to and the others, well it’s because I want too.

I don’t have the time to elaborate on the many wonderful things I am thankful for this year. So I will break it down to ten. Successful hip replacement surgery My parents are healthy My children and grandchildren Life The wonderful meal I’m having today My job Thanksgiving brings family and friends together and on occasions enemies are brought together...

Even though we're all distracted with family obligations and Iron Bowl preparations, we felt it was a great time to take a few minutes to reflect on Nick Saban's nearly nine years at Alabama.

Known as the ‘Druid City’, Tuscaloosa is home to beautiful water oaks, interesting people and feels large enough to enjoy diversity but small enough to feel like you know everyone. T-Town isn’t free from minor aggravations experienced in any community...

Alabama fans are the luckiest in all of college football, and there are many things for which we should give thanks this holiday season.

When you think about Thanksgiving you think about food, fun and relatives. Thanksgiving can be the greatest day of the year when everything goes right. I know you are saying, what could go wrong. Well right off the top of my mind I can think of a few things that can go wrong...

Thanksgiving is finally here, and soon we all can begin eating turkey until we burst. To Alabamians, Thanksgiving is always followed by the Iron Bowl. So, naturally, we all should be thankful to have great families and friends to spend Saturday with

Thanksgiving is less than a week away and now you can celebrate the special relationships for which you're the most thankful with a cool new video feature from Facebook.

It's been happening for years now: Black Friday is slowly seeping into Thanksgiving Day. Maybe it's just me, maybe I am the crazy one, but ENOUGH IS ENOUGH. Why do we need to 'shop 'til we drop' on Thanksgiving Day?