Montgomery, Ala.— More than 225 dishes at restaurants across the state are featured in a new photo book titled Alabama Food that goes on sale Dec. 3.

The colorful 128-page book was produced in cooperation with the Alabama Tourism Department and covers the food scene in the state by geographic region, starting in North Alabama and ending with the Gulf Coast. It’s based on the popular “100 Dishes to Eat in Alabama Before You Die” brochure and emphasizes unique and original Alabama restaurants, the growth of the farm-to- table movement, and native Alabama foods.

A section profiles food products manufactured in the state. More than two dozen Alabama photographers contributed images for the book. Karim Shamsi-Basha’s photo of Hot and Hot Fish Club’s iconic Tomato Salad is on the book’s cover.

The Minority and Women Owned Business Development Task Force (MWB) of the
Wetumpka Area Chamber of Commerce, announces the fourth “Ask the Experts” panel
discussion.

On Tuesday, October 23, 2012, Chamber member attorneys will offer tips, answer
questions, and develop working relationships with member businesses that may need
their services.

The Experts and their topics for this session are:

Regina B. Edwards, P.C.
“Legal aspects of setting up your business”

Brooke K. Poague, Bailey & Poague, LLC
“Collections…..How to get money that is owed to you”

Bill Lewis, Law Office of Bill Lewis, LLC
“You, Social Media, and the Law”

Connie J. Morrow, C. J. Morrow, Carraway, Baker Law, LLC
“Help! I’m being sued”

First Community Bank eyes potential Tallassee location
Wetumpka Herald
The Tallassee facility would be the seventh banking office for the company, which was founded in 2001. First Community Bank of Central Alabama is headquartered in Wetumpka, and has offices in that city, as well as Prattville, Millbrook, Holtville, and ..... Read More