Posts by Sherri Blevins — Page 2
Tom Greene reflects on space exploration, military heroism, and American achievement in a column about why this is a remarkable time to be
USDA restructuring closes the Huntsville Forest Service research center and shifts Alabama operations to a new state office in Auburn.
A new accessible playground has opened at Joe Wheeler State Park, expanding recreation options and highlighting ongoing upgrades across
Hoover Mayor Nick Derzis endorses Sen. Jabo Waggoner for reelection, citing leadership and results ahead of the May 19 Republican primary.
Freshwater Land Trust adds 15 miles of Hoover trails to the Red Rock Trail System and launches a new interactive map across Jefferson County.
A massive fire destroyed Cullman’s historic Stiefelmeyer Building, disrupting downtown businesses, traffic, and power while the cause remaining
An iconic Alabama “Go to Church or the Devil Will Get You” billboard has been recreated in California’s Coachella Valley, drawing national
Alabama’s Lulu’s Law shark alert system is now in effect, sending emergency alerts to beachgoers after confirmed shark attacks along the Gulf
The Racing Honda Odyssey wins the 2026 Coolest Thing Made in Alabama award after more than 50,000 votes in Manufacture Alabama’s competition.
The Dauphin Island swim advisory has been lifted after bacteria levels dropped below EPA safety limits following earlier elevated readings
U.S. Sen. Katie Britt spoke with the Artemis II crew before re-entry, spotlighting Marshall Space Flight Center’s role in the historic deep
UAB healthcare rankings highlight 17 top-20 programs, including the nation’s No. 1 healthcare management degree and multiple top-10 nursing
Regions Arena Mobile was unveiled with an on-site reveal in downtown Mobile. The 10,000-seat venue is set to open in 2027 with concerts,
Gov. Kay Ivey announced nearly 49,000 students applied for Alabama’s CHOOSE Act program for the 2026–27 school year, a record number of
Reynolds details how Alabama lawmakers are taking cautious fiscal approach as 2026 session nears end
Rep. Rex Reynolds says Alabama lawmakers kept 2026 session budget growth under 1% while preparing for future revenue declines and protecting
Wes Allen launches his first 2026 Lt. Governor campaign ad highlighting conservative record, election policy actions, and Trump praise.
UA K-9 officer Boomer is retiring after nearly a decade of service protecting the University of Alabama campus and supporting major security
The Alabama Legislature honored Houston County Lt. Robert Hopkins with the Law Enforcement Medal of Honor for his actions during a 2025 Dothan
Will Ainsworth was honored at a surprise reception as his final legislative session as Alabama lieutenant governor nears its end.
Alabama State Parks adds glamping tents at Oak Mountain State Park as officials cite growing demand for more comfortable outdoor stays across
The Lulu Strong Foundation awards its first $100,000 grant to support VR therapy for amputees, expanding access to advanced rehabilitation
Three Alabama teens named 2026 APT Young Heroes after overcoming serious challenges. Each earns a $10,000 scholarship.
Alabama played a key role in the Artemis II mission, including a Birmingham native who helped develop NASA’s Space Launch System rocket.

