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11/12/2022

Such an amazing small business go check them out 🇺🇸

The best small batch seasonings for meat, poultry, fish and vegetables! Literally amazing on everything. Originally developed for wild game, it was quickly discovered as a season-all. If you are looking for a gift for the hunter, sportsman or special someone that loves to grill and BBQ, try our 5 pa...

09/11/2022

07/09/2022

Bison Union Co. is such an amazing company. That’s a lot of support from our Men and Women in uniform

07/04/2022

07/03/2022

06/25/2022

06/19/2022

Happy Father’s Day !!!

11/28/2021

This coffee is outstanding. They are also all about supporting hard working Americans and the American 🇺🇸 dream. Try Bison Union Coffee today! Tell them Tripwire sent you!

07/21/2021

The race is on for Alabama Law Enforcement Agency "America’s Best-Looking Cruiser Contest,"You can cast your vote for ALEA's cruiser by visiting: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/bestlookingcrusier2021. Scroll to the bottom of all the photos and choose Alabama from the drop-down list. Voting ends Tuesday, Aug. 3 at 11 a.m. (CDT).

03/19/2021

This needs to be stopped, we need conservatorship reform! Another Jefferson County family that Judge Alan King ruined, wait this woman didn’t even live in Jefferson county?????. Another strange case that the State Attorney General’s office and State Bar should investigate. Most of the same people as ’s case.

“She’s gone.” The call came in Monday from Nancy Scott regarding her mother, Marian Leonard, who had been taken from her family and placed onto hospice care against her will. Nancy was in tears whe…

03/14/2021

Thank you Miles College for sharing about Joann Bashinsky “Mama B” she always wanted to educate our youth and brighten your day. She made a difference!

Today, we’re kicking off our Women’s History Month Spotlight with the late Joann Bashinsky. In September 2020, the Golden Flake heiress announced the establishment of the Joann Bashinsky Scholarship Fund at Miles College. The $168,000 gift provides three four-year scholarships to competitively selected students who lack the financial resources to attend college. Before her death, Bashinsky personally contributed more than $17 million in scholarships, school supplies, and academic accessibility. She didn’t grow up wealthy, and her parents could not afford her education. When she did make it to college, she made education her mission. “I made a vow that if I ever got any money, I would send any kid to school that wanted to go,” she declared in one of her last interviews.