On Sunday, Ben and Erin Napier s new show
Home Town Takeover premieres, where they tackle their biggest renovation yet: an entire town! The six-episode series follows the couple as they breathe new life into Wetumpka, Alabama, through 12 major renovation projects. In the first episode, Ben and Erin will team up with
Fixer to Fabulous stars Dave and Jenny Marrs to renovate the home of Kasey and Ray Moody, who are foster parents in need of a home upgrade, as well as work on a colorful mural in town with some local students. On their own, the Napiers will also makeover a local boutique on the verge of closing, as well as meet with the Whitfield family who live in a home that you might recognize: the white Victorian house seen in Tim Burton s 2003 film
Get a sneak peek at Alabama sites featured on ‘Home Town Takeover’ AL.com 30 mins ago Mary Colurso, al.com
Over the next six weeks, a small city in Alabama will get a whole lot of attention and probably gain a bunch of new visitors thanks to Ben and Erin Napier, stars of HGTV’s “Home Town.”
Wetumpka, a quaint spot nestled along the Coosa River, will be the focus of “Home Town Takeover,” a reality series that highlights 12 major renovations around town. Restaurants, shops, historic homes, public spaces, a farmers market and a downtown street will be featured on the show, which debuts on Sunday at 7 p.m. CT on HGTV and Discovery Plus.
Get a sneak peek at Alabama sites featured on ‘Home Town Takeover’
Updated May 02, 2021;
Posted Apr 28, 2021
HGTV stars Ben and Erin Napier came to Alabama for a new series, Home Town Takeover. It debuts on May 2, 2021, and features 12 major renovations in Wetumpka.(Anders Krusberg/Courtesy of HGTV)
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Over the next six weeks, a small city in Alabama will get a whole lot of attention and probably gain a bunch of new visitors thanks to Ben and Erin Napier, stars of HGTV’s “Home Town.”
Wetumpka, a quaint spot nestled along the Coosa River, will be the focus of “Home Town Takeover,” a reality series that highlights 12 major renovations around town. Restaurants, shops, historic homes, public spaces, a farmers market and a downtown street will be featured on the show, which debuts on Sunday at 7 p.m. CT on HGTV and Discovery Plus.
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We call them our “Snow Heroes.” Some of you say they’re more like “Snow Angels.”
They are neighbors – and often total strangers – who have reached out to help others during this blast of winter weather. You’ll find these snow heroes stopping to help stranded motorists or maybe even sharing a warm cup of soup with an elderly neighbor.
These also are the people who make our region a special place to call home.
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