Posts by Sherri Blevins — Page 15
Tuberville introduced Randy Jones of Guntersville as Alabama’s nominee to serve on the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) Board of Directors.
Mayors representing Alabama’s ten largest cities are calling for urgent statewide action to address a growing mental health crisis.
Jack Hawkins Jr., chancellor of Troy University and a decorated Vietnam veteran, has been named Patriot of the Year.
OWA Parks & Resort has appointed Ken Leone as its new property manager, bringing decades of experience in hospitality and leadership.
A Tuscaloosa florist will soon bring a touch of Alabama to one of the most famous holiday celebrations in the country.
Carnival Cruise Line is bringing year-round cruises back to Mobile, announcing that Carnival Valor will homeport in the Gulf Coast city beginning in May 2027. The deployment marks the first time a ship of the Conquest class will operate from Mobile, expanding cruise capacity and vacation options for Alabama travelers. Carnival Valor will begin offering […]
The U.S. Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry has approved legislation sponsored by U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) to expand Talladega National Forest. The proposal was included in a broader package of U.S. Forest Service lands bills. The measure, titled the Talladega National Forest Expansion Act, would expand the forest’s proclamation boundary by approximately […]
Alabama’s housing market held firm in September, avoiding its typical fall slowdown thanks in part to easing mortgage rates.
Samford University was recently ranked in the 2026 list of “Best Christian Colleges in America” in the top annual index of colleges.
Kimber Mills, an 18-year-old senior cheerleader at Cleveland High School, was critically injured during a shooting at a weekend bonfire.
Alabama is mourning a tragic plane crash in Montana that claimed the lives of a Huntsville father and his two daughters.
State Rep. David Standridge has received the endorsement of the Alabama Farmers Federation in his re-election bid for HD34 in Blount County.
Governor Kay Ivey has introduced another Alabama family benefiting from the CHOOSE Act, the state’s education savings account program.
One Montgomery student is using football to support families facing dementia and Alzheimer’s challenges through Kicking for a Cause.
Officials launched the Alabama Digital Education Network, a $16 million initiative to bring tech training and broadband to rural areas.
Lee Edwards, president of Edwards Chevrolet, has been nominated for the 2026 TIME Dealer of the Year award.
DeKalb County officially added a new town to its roster this week, marking a historic moment for the community of Kilpatrick.
The Priceville City Council has reinstated officer Garry Chapman, son of Dog the Bounty Hunter, following a pursuit that ended in a crash.
Manufacture Alabama has endorsed Caroleene Dobson in her bid for Alabama Secretary of State, citing her understanding of industry issues.
The University of Alabama’s Million Dollar Band will represent the state on one of the nation’s biggest stages in 2026.
The Alabama Forestry Association announced its endorsement of Alabama Senate President Pro Tem Garlan Gudger and Alabama Speaker of the House Nathaniel Ledbetter in their upcoming 2026 re-election campaigns. Pro Tem Gudger (R-Cullman), who was first elected to the Alabama Senate in 2018 and won reelection unopposed in 2022, currently serves as President Pro Tempore after […]
State Sen. Arthur Orr took aim at Mayor Steven Reed in what he called the city’s failure to maintain law and order.
The Alabama School of Mathematics and Science (ASMS) has been ranked among the top 20 public high schools in the United States by Niche. The Mobile-based residential school secured the No. 19 spot nationally, making it the highest-ranked public high school in Alabama. In addition to its national recognition, ASMS earned the top spot in […]

