Welcome to the
RIVER REGION

Dining Guide and Specialty Foods

In the South, life often revolves around food, and the River Region is home to a vast selection of amazing dining spots. With atmospheres ranging from casual and lively, to elegant and refined, the menu choices are simply fabulous. And you don’t have to look far to find long-established restaurants, as well as new and exciting options. Venture out and sample what they have to offer — and invite a few friends along to make marvelous memories.

On behalf of our family and team, welcome to the River Region Living website.

RIVER REGION LIVING has incorporated Montgomery Living to provide exceptional editorial coverage and dazzling photography in the only true community lifestyle magazine in the River Region. In an effort to continue with the years of growth in our geographical area, we felt it was time for our name to reflect our actual coverage and audience. For years we have served readers and advertisers from all over the River Region as Montgomery Living Magazine. River Region Living Magazine is continuing to provide the same excellent editorial for your reading enjoyment. Other than expanding our presence and distribution, all of the things you have enjoyed about Montgomery Living have remained the same. We have included some additional coverage to keep you abreast of the many things that happen around the Montgomery area to include Prattville, Pike Road, Wetumpka and Millbrook. Broader market coverage, more editorial choices and expanded distribution have been part of our formula for growth all along. We hope you will continue to enjoy River Region Living.

 

Charlie Shamburger, Publisher

 

SPECIAL CONTENT...

  • Citizen of the year

    It’s fair to say that Montgomery is a progressive and diverse city that has often found itself in the spotlight. In recent years, much has occurred to move Montgomery forward, but it has taken the hard work, vision and faith of many citizens to make it happen. Lanny Crane is one individual who has poured his heart and soul into helping write a new chapter in Montgomery’s long and complicated history. In addition to his phenomenal professional career, he has led major philanthropic efforts that have impacted the lives of many in our region and spearheaded the redevelopment of the downtown area..And most importantly, 30 years ago he and a small group of colleagues believed we could find a way to bridge the historical divide in Montgomery and they put a plan in motion. For these and many other reasons, River Region Living is proud to announce E. Landon “Lanny” Crane as
    its Citizen of the Year ...


    Citizen of the year advisory committee

    The River Region is fortunate to have numerous dedicated servants working every day to make our community a better place to live. Therefore, it was a daunting task to select just one as our “Citizen of the Year.” But who better to advise us through the process than other exceptional individuals. We selected 9 prominent, well-rounded residents to serve on an Advisory Committee and asked them to nominate candidates for the River Region Living “Citizen of the Year.” The service of this Advisory Committee was simply invaluable. Each one is worthy of the "Citizen of the Year" title. ...

  • standing in the light of legends

    Life always includes tragedy, trials and triumph. Surviving those peaks and valleys is often challenging, but to do so in the public eye, and at a young age, is even more trying. Such is the life of George Wallace Jr., who has witnessed firsthand some of history’s most significant moments. As the son of two governors and a former public official himself, he reflects on his years as a blessed life. Now, 60 years old, he has chronicled the journey he and his family have traveled in a new book.