All About Dogs by Tracey'

01/24/2025

LauraWhitney, Danielle

01/18/2025

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11/23/2024

3576 likes, 105 comments. “ ”

11/03/2024

One of my Favorites

105 likes, 4 comments. “ ”

10/05/2024

305 likes, 51 comments. “These trailers just sitting here when they could be used for areas affected by Hurricane Helene. Our trucking shop butt's up to FEMA lot so this is FACTS! Why not use them FEMA??? These people need shelter”

10/04/2024

Aly Curry I don’t have messenger and I saw you tried to message me, can you text me at this # 407-4342 Thanks

10/04/2024

Any one missing a small white puppy, appears to be a German shepherd.

10/03/2024

Serving up our Wednesday favorite 😋 Taco soup and the trimmings!

10/02/2024

My only Brother lives in Asheville, he is Good Thank you God. Is so overwhelming.

Check out Brandie Suttles’s post.

10/01/2024

11.4K likes, 592 comments. “Bama abd his SILVER TEEF HOODLUM ACTIVITIES!”

09/28/2024

09/26/2024

Amen Amen Amen

779 likes, 121 comments. Check out Letty’s post.

09/26/2024

Charlie Tin Man Lucas will be joining our Tale Tellin Festival as emcee and also as a storyteller in our local schools.

The work of self-taught artist Charlie Lucas draws from both the people and the land of Alabama’s Black Belt region and from the iron and steel industry of the Birmingham District. From his earliest experiments with scraps of iron and steel, Lucas searched for meaning and images in cast-off material and began to envision completed works in piles of junk objects or remnants of raw materials. He assembles such fragments mentally before he physically welds, twists, and bolts them together to become portraits of people and animals—brought to life by the narratives he weaves around them. He is often included in the group of self-taught artists who create what is termed “outsider art” for their lack of formal training and for their shared focus on their immediate surroundings, personal experiences, and inner visions. Some artists so labeled reject those terms and wish to simply be called “artists.”

Special thanks to Alabama State Council on the Arts for partnering with us for this event!