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Audrey Kent

Audrey Kent

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Content Writer, The Bama Buzz

Auburn

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The Occult, Unexplained Phenomena , Local Government, Politics , Reproductive Justice, State Government , Extremism

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Daily news, opinion

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Industries

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Content

Total articles 234

  • 'The Jubilee City': Learn the history behind Daphne's unique nickname

    By Ella Walton, Ally Engleman, Audrey Kent Verified, Caleb Turrentine Verified| The Bama Buzz@ There are very few places in the world where the Jubilees occur — one of which is Tokyo Bay in Japan, while Alabama’s own, Mobile Bay, remains the other. A “Jubilee” is a rare, natural phenomenon where large numbers of marine life swim from the depths of the bay to shallower waters along a shoreline. In Daphne, commonly known as “The Jubilee City,” this phenomenon brings blue crabs, shrimp + fish to the Eastern Shore — into the readied hands, and ice chests, of the city’s locals.

    By Ella Walton, Ally Engleman, Audrey Kent Verified, Caleb Turrentine Verified · The Bama Buzz

    Mar. 28, 2025

  • The World's Smallest City Block: a unique Dothan landmark

    By Audrey Kent Verified, Ally Engleman, Bess Christopher, Caleb Turrentine Verified| The Bama Buzz@ Dothan is commonly known as “The Peanut Capital of the World,” but did you know it’s also home to a world-record holding landmark? Keep reading to learn about the history of The World’s Smallest City Block. The World’s Smallest City Block is located at the intersection of North Appletree Street, North College Street and East Troy Street—marked by a granite monument.

    By Audrey Kent Verified, Ally Engleman, Bess Christopher, Caleb Turrentine Verified · The Bama Buzz

    Mar. 27, 2025

  • 'The Jubilee City': Learn the history behind Daphne's unique nickname

    By Ella Walton, Ally Engleman, Audrey Kent Verified, Caleb Turrentine Verified| The Bama Buzz@ There are very few places in the world where the Jubilees occur — one of which is Tokyo Bay in Japan, while Alabama’s own, Mobile Bay, remains the other. A “Jubilee” is a rare, natural phenomenon where large numbers of marine life swim from the depths of the bay to shallower waters along a shoreline. In Daphne, commonly known as “The Jubilee City,” this phenomenon brings blue crabs, shrimp + fish to the Eastern Shore — into the readied hands, and ice chests, of the city’s locals.

    By Ella Walton, Ally Engleman, Audrey Kent Verified, Caleb Turrentine Verified · The Bama Buzz

    Mar. 28, 2025

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The Bama Buzz

The Bama Buzz is a media outlet based in Birmingham, Alabama, dedicated to showcasing the state's vibrant culture and community. It focuses on creating positive and engaging content that highlights various aspects of Alabama, including local businesses, wellness, food and drink, travel, arts, education, and events. The Bama Buzz aims to foster pride and involvement among residents by uncovering the state's hidden gems. The company offers a range of services to support Alabama businesses, including content creation, social media campaigns, and strategic marketing solutions. Its team, led by founder and CEO Cindy Martin, is committed to helping clients enhance their brand visibility and connect with their target audience. The Bama Buzz utilizes modern technologies and platforms to ensure its content is accessible and resonates with a diverse audience.

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