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Visit Lake Guntersville with world-renown paddler Ken Whiting

Lake Guntersville was featured on the most recent season of “Facing Waves”, a travel paddling show on Bally Sports Southeast.

Commerce announces new small business resources in Alabama

The Alabama Department of Commerce announced the publication of “Alabama’s Answers: Starting Your Business in Alabama".

Evangeline’s crab cakes one of 100 Dishes to Eat in Alabama

A good crab cake is a combination of great ingredients, a perfect ratio of crab meat and proven technique.

SAIC partners with Alabama A&M for $100,000 STEM scholarship fund

Two incoming freshmen will be the beneficiaries of a $100,000 STEM scholarship fund donated by SAIC in partnership with the university.

Medical products maker growing with new 110 jobs in Houston County

Global Resources International announced plans to add 100 workers at the APS medical manufacturing center in Dothan.

Students in Walker County will now have the opportunity to gain greater experience in STEM careers, thanks to a new partnership.

After one year of service as staff writer for Yellowhammer News, Dylan Smith has been selected to lead Yellowhammer Multimedia's flagship website as editor.

Birmingham Restaurant Week’s summer session is back, with participating restaurants (and a few food trucks) offering special prix-fixe menus.

Auburn University programs promote STEM education for underserved

An Auburn University program has expanded into a multi-institutional international research effort to promote STEM education among underserved students.

UA dedicates Judy Bonner Child Development Center

The University of Alabama dedicated the Judy Bonner Child Development Center in honor of the University’s first female president June 10.

A study at the University of Alabama will examine the effectiveness of public messaging to help residents stay safe during extreme weather.

Amendment 1 on May 24 ballot to benefit Alabama State Parks

Alabama’s state park system is considered a jewel. According to its co-sponsor, if Amendment 1 is passed, that jewel could shine brighter.

My name is Kacy Gray. I am a resident of Chilton County, and I am a staunch advocate for protecting the sanctity of life.

Alabama actress Cece Kelly stars in ‘Family Camp’ movie

Cece Kelly knew from an early age that she wanted to make a go of acting as a career. She has the Virginia Samford Theatre to thank for that.

2022 POWER & INFLUENCE 50: Numbers 1-10

A peek behind the curtain of who's who in Alabama politics in this installment of the 2022 Power & Influence 50.

2022 POWER & INFLUENCE 50: Numbers 11-20

A peek behind the curtain of Alabama's most influential political leaders. Here are numbers 11-20 in the 2022 POWER & INFLUENCE 50.

2022 POWER & INFLUENCE 50: Numbers 21-30

Yellowhammer Multimedia is publishing its list of Alabama's most powerful and influential political leaders.

2022 POWER & INFLUENCE 50: Numbers 31-40

Yellowhammer Multimedia is publishing its list of Alabama’s most powerful and influential political leaders. Taking into account conversations with political insiders, as well as the most recent developments in politics and public policy, the list is meant to recognize the top individuals in government and politics who leverage their power and influence on behalf of […]

2022 POWER & INFLUENCE 50: Numbers 41-50

Yellowhammer Multimedia, once again, is publishing its list of Alabama's most powerful and influential political leaders.

10 reasons why Alabama lawmakers should vote no on gambling

The Alabama Policy Institute has ten reasons state lawmakers should vote no on all proposed gaming and lottery legislation.

New gourmet Italian restaurant to open in Montgomery

Eric Rivera has a vision for Ravello Ristorante, the gourmet Italian restaurant that is opening in downtown Montgomery.

4 common misconceptions about the Alabama Symphony Orchestra

For those who may feel like they’re not the “symphony type,” we’re here to dispel four common misconceptions about going to see the symphony.

Alabama’s innovation economy sees strength in inclusion

Alabama officials say Alabama’s innovation economy will not reach its full potential unless it is inclusive.

An image created by UAH astrophysicists has been featured on the cover of the February issue of the journal “Nature Astronomy.”