In mid-winter of 1988, my Basset-Pointer mix, Bandit, and I had been living with our pal Bill in an unheated 9th Avenue mill house for more than eight months. Up through Christmas at least, neither one of us felt especially...
Category - Anybody Remember
How To Make A Country Ham — and Why You Probably Won’t
My mom’s parents, Mama Gus and Papa Evans, lived in Chesterfield, an unincorporated community in...
Country Ham: The Southland’s Pork of Joy
The website Rare describes itself as “an online destination that covers the now, the weird, and the...
Space-Age Historic District for Rocket City U.S.A.
It’s difficult to say if any one sector of Huntsville uniquely embodies the zeitgeist of the Apollo...
Remember Huntsville’s Shopping Centers? Part One: The...
When I was a kid, there were lots of bright colors. Comic books, picture books, clothes — they were...
HUNTSVILLE: A Shopping Center History
Featured image courtesy of Mallmanac My fabulous bride, DebbieMiller® remembers the last gasps of...
YMCA!
A block northeast of Huntsville’s county square, the Central YMCA maintains it status as a downtown...
Home is (Now) Where the Movie Is
Part 6 Seeing High Definition Television for the first time pulled the pin on my AV geek consumer...
The Future Beckons, Part 5
Photo by Jean van der Meulen from Pexels Part 5 By the summer of 1982, HDTV had become a topic hot...
A Film Buff’s Nightmare: When Everything Changed, Part 4
Photo by Expect Best from Pexels Part 4: Looking Up In the internet age, streaming access to...
