Deverick Long

More than a decade before we even heard a Migos record, there was a another group of dread-headed teenagers from Atlanta that were turning things up. In 2004 when hip-hop was interrupted with a sub-genre that we know as crunk music, Crime Mob were heavy contributors. It has now been a couple of months shy of 10 years since we have received an album from Crime Mob and there are reasons why we need another one.

There are certain hip-hop music videos that we watch that will make us want to have a backyard bbq, ride around town with our windows down, or even pack up and head to the beach. A spring or summer themed music video always compliment a nice record to the best of it’s ability. Get your swimwear, lemonade, and sunglasses ready and watch videos from Tupac, Snoop Dogg, and more. Checkout Kontrol’s “Top 8 Hip-Hop Videos That Put Us In The Mood For Warm Weather.”

Aliceville native Carl Colvin, a 1997 graduate of Aliceville High School, is turning years of hands-on roadside experience into a growing mobile business that’s changing how drivers handle tire problems in Tuscaloosa, Birmingham, and surrounding areas. Colvin is the owner of AutoTread Mobile Tire Service, a strictly mobile tire service that brings tire replacement and repair directly to customers—whether they’re at home, at work, or stranded on the roadside. The business offers on-demand serv...

According to the good people at foodbeast.com, strip clubs are the reason Atlanta is addicted to lemon-pepper wings. Let’s face it, strip clubs and wings go hand in hand. But there’s a pastry chef in Atlanta that’s changing our whole perspective to a strip club’s menu. He’s completely making us forget about wings and focus on his specialty desserts. Around 6:15 p.m. on a sunny and windy Wednesday evening in Atlanta, I got to meet Pastry Chef Curtis Lamar. I was greeted with a handshake and smil

On an early September morning in the transition between summer and fall, Mrs. Bernice Washington is right on schedule with getting her hot bar fully loaded. With only a few minutes left to prepare things before it’s time to open the doors of Aliceville Religious Center, she still makes time for a warm greeting before she talks about being in the restaurant business for three decades.