This is the premier Forensics class in the state of Alabama.The professors are actually real…read moreprofessionals from the field.From processing a crime scene to performing autopsy's ,it is taught in this class.Real bodies are used(we didn't see any on this day).There are mock jails and courtrooms.Check their site to see what fits you.There are also student staff to help with anything you may need.I will add to this review in the near future.For now,this is The Working Man Review.

I was recently in attendance for a CUSA match up between JSU and Liberty University. GO FLAMES!!…read more The game was played on a random Tuesday night. Getting in and out of the stadium was easy. The general seating on the visitor's side was rather uncomfortable. Nevertheless, we had a great view of the field. I didn't like how small their video board was. Burgess -snow field is a decent facility and currently being renovated. This was my first time coming here for a game. It was fun!!! If you're wondering....My team got the victory 31-13!! GO FLAMES!!!

Great racetrack in Alabama. It's over two and a half miles so prepare for a walk from the parking…read moreto your seat. They funnel traffic e pretty well considering the amount of people who attend. When in the stands you have a beautiful view of the track and the hills in the distance. Beautiful to see. Getting concessions is surprisingly quick and the lines are not near as long as other racetracks. Maybe it's because of the size and the vast amount of service available. This was our second visit and the nacing never disappoints.

The best racing experience there is in the world . Parking is a breeze getting in and out and the…read morefood is good with plenty of options .

What a cool spot for a concert! Went down from ATL for a Bluegrass show recently and we were just…read moreblown away...smallish venue with nice spacious seating in the "seated" area and lovely hilly grassy area for lawn seats. When you arrive there are food trucks pulled up with snacks and food of different varieties. The concert we went to was dry which was a bit of a surprise...but if you get lucky on another night they sell buckets of local craft beer and cocktails from the local brewery which would be amazing!! The staff is all super friendly and the porta potties are spacious and very clean. The acoustics are terrific too. We had a fab time and plan to keep an eye on other shows in the future!

This is a new amphitheater that just opened this year (2016). It's a good size, and had pretty…read moregreat acoustics at the Jazz festival I went to. The event was small, so there was enough parking, but not sure that there will be enough for any larger concerts, or how that's going to work. I just wish they would've put more thought behind that and maybe put in a garage nearby.

I live going to watch the Barons play! And their theme nights are always so fun. Especially their…read morenew "It's Cinco Somehwre" with $5 margaritas and 2 for $5 tacos. I also love catching Friday night fireworks

Ran the Rumpshaker 5K for Colon cancer at Regions Field and it was definitely an experience. It was…read moresuper cold and windy but that didn't stop the show. Regions Field is a beautiful area and coming here for a Barons game or some type of event it's always a good time. It's a beautifully built stadium.

I have been to Protective for a few events. Most recently, for the Bham Stallions game. Entering…read morethe stadium was a breeze in part due to me being late ( on purpose). The workers are friendly enough. Thankfully the concession lines were flowing. I had a cold hotdog and a cold beer. Not sure what I spent for both items.... Overall this is a decent experience. I wish the sound system at the stadium wasn't horrible. Kuddos to the restrooms for always being clean!

I've attended several events here. From the Stallions UFL games, to the World Games in 2022,…read moreProtective Stadium has proven to be an awesome, state of the art facility. It is handicap accessible and has an elevator available. There are many restrooms and many places to dine from. Sometimes there are food trucks available on a certain level if you're not wanting the regular stadium food. Parking in the lots on event days costs $20, but unless you get to the venue early, it may be your best option. Also there are restaurants across in Uptown you can eat at before or after your event. Pro Tip: Don't count on the restaurants to be open if your event ends after 10:30ish. Most are closed. Eat before or drive elsewhere.