Alex City Arts will present the "Official Blues Brothers Revue" on February 14th at the Benjamin Russell High School auditorium.  It's the only Blues Brothers show sanctioned by the Belushi Estate.

Alabama artists are invited to enter the 2012 Alabama Waterfowl Stamp art contest, which opens today, January 1st. The winning artwork will be used as the design of the 2013-2014 Alabama Waterfowl Stamp, which is required to be purchased when hunting migratory waterfowl. Entries will be accepted until Feb. 15, 2012. The competition is open to resident Alabama artists only.
 
All eligible entries will be on display February 24, 2012, at the Richard Beard Building, 1445 Federal Dr., Montgomery, Ala., 36107. Following the showing, three judges from the fields of art, ornithology and wildlife conservation will select the winning waterfowl art.
 
“Like the federal waterfowl stamp, revenues from the sale of Alabama stamps are used to procure, establish or improve migratory waterfowl habitat,” said N. Gunter Guy, Jr., Conservation Commissioner.

It has been nearly six decades since country music legend Hank Williams died, but his legacy is as strong as ever.

The Hank Williams Museum, along with the Oakwood Cemetery Annex, is hosting a commemoration of the 59th anniversary of the famed singer's death with a wreath laying service and live music on Sunday, January 1st. 

The wreath laying service will begin at 10:00 a.m. at Williams' grave site, which is located at the Oakwood Cemetery Annex.  Afterward, the memorial celebration will continue with live music until 2:00 p.m. at the Hank Williams Museum.

For more information, contact Beth Petty  at 334-262-3600 or email her at hankwilliamsmuse@bellsouth.net

Hank Williams' grave site is located in the Oakwood Cemetery Annex at 1305 Upper Wetumpka Road in downtown Montgomery.

The Hank Williams Museum is located at 118 Commerce Street in downtown Montgomery.