Businesses in our Backyard

Join host Rebecca Young as she talks with Randolph Pickell, the Executive Director at The Village at Cook Springs, which is a retirement home under the Noland Health Services umbrella. It’s not your ordinary nursing facility, and if you want to know why, check out this week's episode of Businesses in our Backyard.

Join host Rebecca Young as she speaks with our own Michael Brannon here at RadioAlabama. Find out why Brannon left TV for radio as we delve into his unique passion for RadioAlabama. We also uncover what's happening with Stuff the Studio this year as well as learn about Michael's biggest mentor growing up.

On this episode, host David McCurley talks with Steve Masters and Lauren Layton of Sylacauga Parks and Recreation. The trio discuss what all Parks and Rec does throughout the city, the upcoming activities and events they'll be hosting, and what they hope Parks and Rec can achieve in the future.

Host David McCurley sits down with Bella Luna Fitness & Tanning Owner Scott Moncrief to talk about his background and how Moncrief came to own a fitness center, the struggles of operating a gym through COVID, and what all services Bella Luna offers to its customers.

Majestic Caverns – formerly known as DeSoto Caverns – has been a local amusement for many years. Host Rebecca Young talks with President Joy Sorensen about why they made the name change, the challenges that have been faced over the last few years, and what’s coming up this holiday season.

This week, guest host Michael Brannon talks with Ben Donahoo, Owner of Donahoo Physical Therapy. The two discuss how Ben started the business, how he motivates his employees, how important relationship building is to Donahoo, and more.

This week, host David McCurley sits down with Atkinson Homes owner Billy Atkinson, Jr. and Office Manager Heidi Yarnell to talk about the history of the business, what the day-to-day operations are like, how Atkinson Homes can help you witch purchasing a mobile home, and more.

Join host Rebecca Young for a conversation with Skye Owens, the Event/Sales Coordinator and Marketing Director of Harvey’s on Noble. Discover the incredible story of how this business began, their journey to becoming one of Sylacauga's most successful establishments, and get the inside scoop on their upcoming Halloween events.

On this episode of Businesses in our Backyard, host David McCurley talked to Joe Allen, Owner of The Print Shop and his Business Manager, Lisa Pody, to discuss the products and everyday operations of the business. They went over the ways the printing world has evolved over the last several years and how new products and digital printing has changed how their business has adapted to what customers...

Join host Rebecca Young as she talks with Robin Angelo of Coosa Valley MRI as we discover what’s new in the MRI world and what exciting improvements have been made right here in Sylacauga that are leading the state in the field.

On the Season Two finale, host Rebecca Young discusses how things are going at the Greater Coosa Valley Chamber of Commerce with President John Mark Freeman. The two go over Freeman's background, the upcoming events being coordinated by the Chamber, and how being a member of the GCV Chamber of Commerce can be beneficial for your business.

This week’s Businesses in our Backyard features a conversation with host David McCurley and Childersburg State Farm agent Ron Carroll. The two discussed several things that can be offered by State Farm that most of the general public is not aware of such as investing in college funds for your children. Carroll also praises his incredible staff and how much experience they have with State Farm.

On this week’s Businesses in Our Backyard, host David McCurley talked with Tyler McGhee, Owner of Coosa Valley Recycling. They discussed what the day-to-day operations of the business actually are, where the company is located, providing a safe working environment for employees, and following governmental guidelines.

This week, host David McCurley speaks with CPA and Owner of Strickland Accounting & Tax Service, Roy Strickland, about his background, starting his business which has been around since the 1970s, how to work with the IRS, and properly managing your finances.

On this edition, host Rebecca Young speaks with broker Becky Bolton of Front Porch Realty. It’s a really young, yet successful business despite only having been open for less than two years. Find out why Bolton has been so effective, how the real estate market is doing, and what her methods and visions are for her business.

This week, join host Rebecca Young as she chats with Tulsa Cabaniss of Oak Grove Feed and Tack about how she grew into her role, why they are more than just a feed store, and their variety of items that will really surprise you.

On this episode, host David McCurley is joined in the RadioAlabama studios by Patricia Self and Yamira Danso of AltaPointe Health. The thee talk about what Danso and Self do for the community as well as all the different medical and outreach services that AltaPointe provides.

Host Rebecca Young talks with Melodie Miller, the Executive Director of Resources for Women. The pair discuss Miller's background as well as the many avenues of help that Resources for Women afford to those in need.

On this episode, host David McCurley sat down with loan officers Tanya Barrett and Shonnie Mcneill and talked about the wide range of services that Movement Mortgage provides. There are many consumers that like a change of address every so often, and the "Girls on Fire" lending team wants to create a relationship with all individuals so that each time they move or purchase land, they can come to d...

On this episode, host David McCurley caught up with Ronnie Forbus, owner of Ronnie's Barber and Style Shop. They discussed where the shop is located and the type of environment that the public can expect from going into Ronnie's shop. They also talked about the over 100 years of experience that Ronnie, Eddie (his dad), and Brannon (his son) have in the trimming business.

On this episode, host David McCurley talked with Judy Green, the Executive Director of the Isabel Anderson Comer Museum and Arts Center. They discussed what people who have never been to the museum could see if they were to visit, the location of the Museum and Arts Center, and the upcoming Jim Nabors celebration that will be taking place Friday, June 9, until Monday, June 12.

This week, host David McCurley speaks with Pelican's SnoBalls owner Andy Cox as the two discuss the origins of the New Orleans-based fluffy shaved ice company, Cox's background, and how he manages and operates Pelican's.

Host Rebecca Young talks with Karen Tampling, owner of Second-Hand Heaven, about why she started a thrift store, her goals, her challenges, and the rewards you can get if you shop there.

On the first episode of Season Two, guests Daren Holland and Ronnie Craddock of ALFA Insurance discuss how they came to be with ALFA, their passion for helping people, the challenges they’ve faced, and one surprising thing you may have to insure these days that you didn’t have to in the past.