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Latest Alabama State News:
- 7 Things: Iran conflicts drag on, SPLC defenders scramble, Alabama campaigns heat up, and more…
Alabama headlines this week span college basketball, national security, and state politics. Nate Oats addresses Aden Holloway’s arrest with a focus on accountability and support, while lawmakers honor fallen airmen and debate key legislation. Meanwhile, global tensions rise in the Strait of Hormuz as U.S. and allies respond to Iranian threats. The post 7 Things: Iran conflicts drag on, SPLC defenders scramble, Alabama campaigns heat up, and more… appeared first on Yellowhammer News.
- Living Life on Purpose: Testimonies from Made for More
God is amazing, and He constantly wants to encounter His people. He is full of love, and because of this, He continues to make Himself known, if we will take the time to spend with Him. This episode if full of testimonies from a Conference with Triumph of Hope, called Made for More. Jesus is The post Living Life on Purpose: Testimonies from Made for More appeared first on Yellowhammer News.
- Sen. Tommy Tuberville op-ed: Out with the old, it’s time to SAVE America
I’ve been proud to represent Alabama in the United States Senate over the past five and a half years. Unfortunately, something I’ve noticed during my time in D.C. is that the swamp seems much more interested in preserving their own power than doing what’s right for the American people. In fact, too many politicians go The post Sen. Tommy Tuberville op-ed: Out with the old, it’s time to SAVE America appeared first on Yellowhammer News.
- State Sen. Matt Woods op-ed: Investing in Alabama’s coal communities is investing in our future
For generations, coal communities have helped power Alabama and our nation. Alabama families built their lives around these jobs, and entire rural economies grew because of them. But today, even as the energy landscape evolves, those same areas still carry the economic burden of that legacy. That’s why I sponsored Senate Bill 155, the Renewing The post State Sen. Matt Woods op-ed: Investing in Alabama’s coal communities is investing in our future appeared first on Yellowhammer News.
Latest Country Music News:
- Singer/Guitarist Cheyenne Dalton Let Go From Zach Top’s Band
Zach Top's rhythm guitarist and harmony singer Cheyenne Dalton Meyer has been let go from his backing band. It also appears that Zach Top's bass player and Cheyenne's husband Jimmy Meyer is also no longer with Zach. The post Singer/Guitarist Cheyenne Dalton Let Go From Zach Top’s Band first appeared on Saving Country Music.
- Album Review – Benjamin Tod’s “Vengeance and Grace”
That is what "Vengeance and Grace" is about---attacking those parts of yourself that present self-defeating weaknesses, but also not being so hard on yourself (or others) that you veer into self-destruction. The post Album Review – Benjamin Tod’s “Vengeance and Grace” first appeared on Saving Country Music.
- Dallas Burrow’s Redbird Listening Room Is a Gem of Texas Music
Located in a house that was built in the 1930's, The Redbird listening room has become one of the most beloved performance spaces for patrons to see their favorite artists in, and for performers themselves. The post Dallas Burrow’s Redbird Listening Room Is a Gem of Texas Music first appeared on Saving Country Music.
- Wayne Moss – Guitarist on “Pretty Woman” and “Jolene” – Has Died
When you can sit back and boast about how you played on the signature songs from both Dolly Parton and Roy Orbison, you can very well claim you left your mark on American culture. The post Wayne Moss – Guitarist on “Pretty Woman” and “Jolene” – Has Died first appeared on Saving Country Music.
- Big Memories Emerge from Soggy 2026 Two Step Inn
The 2026 Two Step Inn festival in Georgetown, TX could have gone down as a big disappointment for patrons. But in truth, the rain made for some really memorable moments. The post Big Memories Emerge from Soggy 2026 Two Step Inn first appeared on Saving Country Music.