Alabama Heritage has engaged readers since 1986 with articles focused on everything from local folklore and history to profiles on musicians. The magazine’s staff strives for this broad scope of topics to appeal to readers with myriad interests while focusing on the stories and people that created—and will create—the history of Alabama and the South. Published quarterly, each full-color issue contains pages of rare archival photos and plenty of illustrations to accompany articles such as “The Murder of Albert Patterson” and “Black Wings of Tuskegee”. Through the staff’s dedication to thoroughly researched and fact-checked articles, the magazine has garnered more than 35 awards and several esteemed positions atop high-end coffee tables.:m]]