The City of Albertville has come a long way since its incorporation in 1891. Decades after being hit by one of the deadliest and most destructive cyclones in US history, it flourished into a beautiful, progressive, and peaceful city in Marshall County. Knowing this, it doesn’t come as a surprise that you want to live…. Read More

Located in Blount County, Blountsville is a thriving community with a lot of history. The town was created in 1818 and named after Governor Willie G. Blount of Tennessee, the man who was responsible for helping settlers in Alabama during the Creek War of 1813-14. These days, the town has much to offer. Here’s a…. Read More

When it comes to good old Southern cooking, the Yellow Hammer State knows just how to do it right. The state’s culinary traditions are testament to hard working people with a hearty appreciation for good food. The dishes we see on Alabama menus today are mouthwatering fusions dating back to Native American, Spanish, French, and…. Read More

Image courtesy of rainsvillealabama.com Spring and summer are just around the corner and that means allergy season is about to begin. Rainsville is a growing city with a number of areas of natural beauty, such as Powell Park and Rainsville City Park. Unfortunately, for some people that also means during the warmer seasons there will…. Read More

As early as 1848, Bridgeport had not yet received its current name and was known as Jonesville, named after Charles Smithson Jones, the area’s most affluent landowner. Jonesville was established and settled comfortably on the banks of the Tennessee River, but the arrival of the Nashville & Chattanooga Railroad in 1952 changed the settlement forever….. Read More

  Fort Payne is located in Alabama’s DeKalb County. This historic city is a great place to make a home for you and your family. With its wealth of business opportunities in a wide range of industries, it’s also a great place to work. Chattanooga, Tennessee is only an hour’s drive away and Atlanta, Georgia…. Read More

With summer fading we can all breathe a sigh of relief as temperatures drop. Finally, we can start spending time outside again without longing for our air conditioners. It’s also nice when you get into your car after it’s been parked in the sun all day and you can actually touch the steering wheel without…. Read More

Welcome to our first blog post! We’re dedicated to providing the best service to our customers because in our case service is more than a word, it is a department and an attitude. To help provide even better service to our customers we will be providing you with up to date tips and news about…. Read More