“We are here for the Martin Luther King march and rally. We are all people with feelings and beliefs and we need to make sure everyone is treated equally. We are an elementary school and we are showing our students why we need to be here. We are passing it on to the next generation.”
“I was born in 1933. Mobile was a typical small Southern town. I would go shopping with my mother and...
“I grew up in Citronelle, Alabama. It’s a close-knit small town where everyone feels like family. My parents purchased...
“I have a million memories of Elvis. We met at his show in the summer of 1955, and we clicked. I was 17. ‘Heartbreak...
“I come from a musical family that also enjoyed camping. My dad would bring his guitar, and my parents would sing by...
Lorraine: We met at a bar. It was country western night, and he looked like a fun guy—always had a big smile in the...
"I met with the staff that Sunday in June to tell them Heavenly Pies was closing. I had a storage space and was ready...
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