Local gems worth getting to know.
Pine Level is a town of about 5,000 people in Pike County, roughly 90 minutes south of Montgomery and an hour north of the Florida line. It's the kind of place where you know your neighbors, Main
The Selma to Montgomery National Historic Trail is famous for the 1965 march. But driving it—not just reading about it—changes what you understand. You see the actual distance marchers covered on foot
Pine Level sits in Autauga County in central Alabama, about 20 minutes north of Prattville and an hour south of the better-known outdoor destinations around the Tallapoosa River. If you live here, you
Pine Level is a small town in Autauga County where people eat where they know the owner, where the lunch crowd hasn't changed in fifteen years, and where a restaurant's staying power depends entirely
Pine Level is an unincorporated community in Coffee County, south-central Alabama, about 20 miles south of Enterprise along US 231. It is not a town with a downtown or commercial core—it never has
Pine Level's events run on church suppers, the Covington County Fair, and the kind of gatherings where half the town shows up because they know someone involved. There's no tourism board here—the real