They meet at the Resident Culture Brewing Company.

It's too far from downtown to get in on the loft neighborhood culture, but these could be casitas. 

It's an interesting idea...The two main rinks in our area have closed down most locations and I can only think of two locations still running.One challenge is the change in culture that has altered the way young people interact and spend time.

As the prevailing cultural wind blows more smoke our direction, it makes sense to pad ourselves with protection so we can still see straight.

As you probably already know, Daphne/Spanish Fort, and Fairhope, and Orange Beach, and Gulf Shores, and Foley (to name the major areas) all have completely different personalities and sub-cultures, and very little mixing with the other areas. 

Through our innovative young culture, we are developing solutions for the people, by the people, for the people, to transform this world by building top notch softwares.       

The culture and values they hold are really great, and almost every single KW agent I've met in our office (we have 300) has been them offering to help me out however they can. 

Gotta love Lowe's...I just argued this 60inch down to $150 for a SFR rehab.We were looking at a very basic 60inch for $395 with a cultured marble double sink top we stole for $89.

Maybe it's the way that the housing authority in our area works or our local culture but it seems that the vast majority of the applicants that we get who are on public assistance almost always fail to disclose that their spouse or significant other will be living with them and we generally find out that they aren't being truthful during the screening process.Our application process is straight forward; all adults (18 or over) who will be living at the property must fill out an application and be on the lease.

Get ur real estate lic. but don't get hooked into the listing and selling culture.