Faith and Culture — Page 13
YHN Media Group is proud to honor Alabama changemakers once again through the 2025 Women of Impact Awards. Now in its seventh year, Women of Impact has become one of Alabama’s most anticipated celebrations of leadership, service, and transformative influence. The award recognizes twenty extraordinary women from across business, government, nonprofit, and civic life. These […]
Alabamians are devastated and in shock over the recent discovery of a hidden bunker in Bibb County used to house horrendous sex abuse crimes against children. In response, local residents are turning to faith and community for strength, gathering at multiple prayer vigils to support the victims. The abuse reportedly began as early as 2022 […]
A group of children in Sumter County will sleep a little more soundly this school year, thanks to the generosity of individuals and organizations both in Sumter County and beyond. Supporters in the rural west Alabama community have launched a new initiative to provide beds to children who don’t have one of their own. The […]
From high school graduates exploring their next steps to working adults ready for a career change, students across Alabama are turning to their local community colleges to take that next step forward. The Alabama Community College System (ACCS) offers a wide range of education and training options designed to meet learners where they are. With […]
At the University of Alabama, greek life is as iconic as college football. One viral account on social media has made a lucrative side job from helping perspective students with the intimidating rush process. Kyle Hall, known on Instagram as @alabama_fraternity_consulting, works with students who plan to rush that semester, offering them guidance, advice, and […]
From high school graduates exploring their next steps to working adults ready for a career change, students across Alabama are turning to their local community colleges to take that next step forward. The Alabama Community College System (ACCS) offers a wide range of education and training options designed to meet learners where they are. With […]
Sweat drips from U.S. Army Spc. Jaden Hughes’ brow as he races down a beaten path on a rural military reservation in Maryland. He’s over 800 miles from home, the humidity and heat intensifying as the sun rises – but he’s not alone. Thirteen other competitors hailing from National Guard organizations across the United States march with him, […]
The staff at the Guntersville VA recently held an early birthday celebration for World War II Army veteran William Morrow. Morrow, a Blount County native, will turn 100 on July 26. WHNT shared Morrow’s story. According to the news outlet, Morrow served from 1943 to 1945. He is a Purple Heart recipient, having been injured […]
When you go to a Dude Perfect show, you expect a high-energy variety of performances from five friends who became YouTube sensations. But during their Hero World Tour stop at the Birmingham-Jefferson Civic Center this weekend, fans got to witness an authentic reunion of a military family. True to their mission of giving back, spreading […]
At Randy Owen’s farm in Fort Payne on a recent summer day, the story of two men unfolded like an old country ballad to Yellowhammer News. One of them grew up to become the voice of a generation: Randy Owen, the iconic frontman of “Alabama” – the most successful country band in history. The other […]
From high school graduates exploring their next steps to working adults ready for a career change, students across Alabama are turning to their local community colleges to take that next step forward. The Alabama Community College System (ACCS) offers a wide range of education and training options designed to meet learners where they are. With […]
A recent court filing by the Internal Revenue Service could have sweeping implications for churches across Alabama, potentially allowing them to openly endorse political candidates without jeopardizing their tax-exempt status. The filing, first reported by ABC News, formalizes the agency’s long-standing practice of not enforcing the 1954 Johnson Amendment against churches. That amendment prohibited all […]
“Thank God he’s alive” — that’s how Brian Carter described his son’s miraculous survival after being shot seven times from just five feet away while visiting Birmingham, Alabama, for football training. Ethan Carter, an 18-year-old Michigan high school football standout and recent Hudsonville High School graduate, was attacked Saturday evening, July 12, during what police […]
Thinking about selling your home in Alabama? You might want to give summer a closer look. While spring usually gets all the attention in the real estate world, summer has its own unique perks—especially here in Alabama, where welcoming neighborhoods, top-notch schools, and a love for outdoor living make this season a sweet spot for […]
Something new is coming to Alabama’s weather world. In a video message posted to The Alabama Weather Network’s platforms, James Spann announced the launch of a new 24/7 digital weather channel dedicated to serving all 67 counties of Alabama. This is welcome news to many Alabamians. “This is James Spann, Chief Meteorologist for ABC 33/40 […]
Briarwood Presbyterian Church has officially named Rev. Dr. John Scott Redd Jr. as its next senior pastor, making him just the third full-time senior pastor to lead the church since its founding 65 years ago. According to AL.com, the church’s congregation voted to call Redd on June 15, and the Evangel Presbytery formally approved his appointment during a […]
Church of the Highlands mobilized more than 19,000 volunteers on Saturday for its annual Serve Day, helping to meet the practical needs of communities across Alabama, Georgia, and beyond, according to church representatives. Serve Day is an annual Highlands event where volunteers from each of the church’s 26 campuses meet physical and spiritual needs through […]
Red or white? Well, that’s up to you. But there’s no question that Red or White, the gourmet wine shop and wine bar, should be your go-to place if you like vino and delicious food. You have choices with Red or White. There are four locations around our state, and the concept is attracting national attention. […]
The Kiwanis Club of Birmingham has announced the distinguished business leaders who will be honored as the 2025 class of the Birmingham Business Hall of Fame. For nearly three decades, the Hall of Fame has recognized individuals who exemplify exceptional leadership and have made extraordinary contributions to the Greater Birmingham community. Since its inception, 156 […]
Two young ladies from Madison, Alabama, have important plans for today. For the third year in a row, Maelin-Kate Carlson and her best friend, Landri Kruse, will operate a neighborhood lemonade stand to support the important work at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. The stand will be open at the Heritage Station Subdivision Pool area, […]
Each month, U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) honors a veteran for their service to the United States of America. The lawmaker recognized U.S. Army Corporal Elaine McLeod as the July “Veteran of the Month.” Tuberville posted the announcement in a video on X. “Veterans are the very heartbeat of the Wiregrass, and among those leading […]
Alabama continues to stand out as one of the most affordable states in the nation, with 10 of its counties ranking among the 50 least expensive counties to live in, according to a new report from 24/7 Wall Street. The report, “Where $50,000 Goes Furthest: America’s 50 Least Expensive Counties to Live In,” analyzed counties […]
As you plan your travels to the Gulf Coast this summer, consider making a meaningful stop at the Poarch Creek Indians Museum and Welcome Center in Atmore, Alabama. Located just off I-65 at Exit 54, this inviting destination offers an educational and enriching experience for all visitors—whether you’re on a family road trip, a teacher […]
A team made up of 40 Alabamians specializing in search and rescue efforts is now on its way to Texas to assist with disaster relief after deadly floods swept through the state last week. The multi-disciplined group consists of members from Alabama Task Force 1 out of Mobile, the Tuscaloosa Fire Department, and the Saraland […]

