Posts by Yellowhammer News — Page 17

Cybersecurity ‘top of mind’ for Bank Independent

According to Security magazine, there are more than 2,200 attacks each day. That breaks down to nearly 1 cyberattack every 39 seconds,

“SpongeBob” actor Troy Serena learned all his moves at UAB

Troy Serena had never taken a single acting, dance or voice lesson when he visited UAB’s Department of Theatre as a high school senior.

3 fresh ways to give Alabama flowers this Mother’s Day

Alabama has an array of talented women who are passionate about using the floral industry to make a meaningful impact.

Mercedes’ Alabama operation gears up for all electric Maybach EQS

Mercedes-Benz’s Alabama operation is preparing to take the automaker’s concept of the ultra-luxury automobile to an electrifying new level

Snake, Rattle and Role: USA student finds niche in reptile research

On hot summer nights in West Texas, with her eyes wide and heart racing, Grace Coppinger learned how to capture rattlesnakes.

Alabama-made Golden Eagle Syrup nears 100 years in business

Golden Eagle Syrup has been a staple in Alabama pantries since 1928 when Victor Patterson created the recipe for his now-iconic table syrup.

6 places to find the perfect charcuterie board in Alabama

Morsels of the best delights a chef can source or create, these boards are parties on a platter, creations for sharing with family and friends.

Alabama's ultimate spring and summer produce buying guide

There is one key element necessary in ensuring that produce is bought at its best-timing. Here's a guide for buying perfectly timed produce.

The Kelly breathes new life into Wetumpka’s historically artistic community

The Kelly Fitzpatrick Center for the Arts is a cultural gem in the heart of Wetumpka stoking the embers of creativity and community.

Alabama’s largest rodeo set for May

Rodeo lovers from all over Alabama will see plenty of rodeo action hit the dirt next month at the 41st annual Limestone Sheriff’s Rodeo.

Honda Alabama opens $16 million customization facility

Honda has launched a new facility at its Alabama Auto Plant dedicated to the installation of accessory option packages on its vehicles.

These 6 bakeries are bringing Mexico’s favorite sweets to the South

Here are a handful of places to satisfy your sweet tooth while discovering how food can be the tie that binds different cultures.

5 places to find the perfect Alabama strawberry cake

It’s the season that’s a’pleasin, when super-ripe spring strawberries play a starring role in one of the South’s favorite cakes.

Two UAB startups receive grants from Innovate Alabama

The Alabama Innovation Corporation awarded two UAB startups with grants during the second round of Innovate Alabama Supplemental Grant awards. 

Farm to Table: The CSA programs bringing farm fresh produce to Alabama

If you want the freshest locally grown vegetables for your family, there’s no easier solution than joining a CSA.

Toyota Alabama launches $49 million solar project for engine plant

Toyota Alabama’s engine manufacturing facility will soon be relying on the sun to generate over 70% of its power.

Pizza Maker of the Year awarded to Alabama's Carlucci

Beating out more than 90 competitors, Joe Carlucci of Madison was recently named the best pizzamaker … in the WORLD.

South alumnus named Alabama Director of Public Safety

Last month, Col Jonathan Archer reached the highest levels in state policing when he was named Alabama Director of Public Safety.

How to spend a weekend in Gadsden

From gorgeous natural water features to a charming main street, here’s how to spend a weekend in Gadsden. 

The best way to spend a weekend in Auburn for A-Day

Spring is in full swing and for those making their way to The Plains to catch some spring football action, there will be plenty of things to do.

Auburn research has uncovered evidence indicating, contrary to popular belief, theropod dinosaurs had lips that covered their teeth.

‘Picking Up the Torch:’ The women who govern South

For the first time, women at the University of South Alabama lead the Board of Trustees, National Alumni Association and SGA.

Eat all the crawfish you want at these Alabama festivals

April is the month for crawfish-themed festivals across Alabama. Whether or not you opt to suck the crawfish heads is your choice.

UAH researchers capture data near Rolling Fork tornado

A research team at UAH hopes data will reveal when and where the Rolling Fork EF-4 tornado began to develop and why it was so devastating.