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- ‘It’s a death cult’: Sen. Tuberville calls to deport anyone who practices Sharia Law after U.S. strikes on Iran
U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) thinks that in the wake of U.S. military action against Iran, America should protect itself from the “death cult” of Radical Islam by deporting anyone who supports the dangerous ideology. This week, Tuberville took to the Senate floor in support of President Donald Trump’s actions to destroy Iran’s nuclear capabilities The post ‘It’s a death cult’: Sen. Tuberville calls to deport anyone who practices Sharia Law after U.S. strikes on Iran appeared first on Yellowhammer News.
- Governor Kay Ivey op-ed: Alabama Republicans are leading on commonsense policies. Speaker Ledbetter has been a key partner in those efforts.
We just wrapped up the 19th legislative day, taking us well into the second half of this year’s Regular Session. During these 19 days, we have already racked up some important wins for Alabama. Just this week, I signed Senate Bill 149, which creates a pathway for more veterans to teach in Alabama classrooms. I also The post Governor Kay Ivey op-ed: Alabama Republicans are leading on commonsense policies. Speaker Ledbetter has been a key partner in those efforts. appeared first on Yellowhammer News.
- New University of Alabama brain health initiative offers one-stop evaluations for traumatic brain injury recovery
The University of Alabama has launched a new brain health initiative designed to help people across the state navigate the often complicated road to recovery after a traumatic brain injury. The program, called Comprehensive Post-Acute Specialty Services, or COMPASS, provides coordinated evaluations for patients who continue experiencing cognitive, emotional, neurological or functional challenges after leaving The post New University of Alabama brain health initiative offers one-stop evaluations for traumatic brain injury recovery appeared first on Yellowhammer News.
- Go Build Alabama’s Bri Conner recruits women to construction: ‘We need more women to help build Alabama’
Only 11% of the construction industry is made up of women — and just 18% in Alabama. At a tech school in Hollywood, Alabama, Bri Conner saw opportunity instead. “Oh, I can totally do this,” she thought. Bri Conner, a contracting supervisor for Lambert Contracting and ambassador for Go Build Alabama, goes by the social media The post Go Build Alabama’s Bri Conner recruits women to construction: ‘We need more women to help build Alabama’ appeared first on Yellowhammer News.
- Big Country Radio Station Owner Cumulus Files For Bankruptcy. Again.
Cumulus Media, the owner of some 65 country music radio stations in the United States, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy yet again. The company first filed for bankruptcy in 2017. The post Big Country Radio Station Owner Cumulus Files For Bankruptcy. Again. first appeared on Saving Country Music.
- March 6th is a BIG Release Day. Here’s Your Guide
Look alive country music fans! March 6th is one of those release days where the there are multiple big, anticipated releases, along with a lot of releases by volume. Good thing you know about. Here is your guide. The post March 6th is a BIG Release Day. Here’s Your Guide first appeared on Saving Country Music.
- Earl Scruggs Music Festival Announces Expansive 2026 Lineup
Bluegrass is hot right now, and only continues to get hotter. There might not be a better example of this enthusiasm and growth in bluegrass than the rapid expansion of the Earl Scruggs Music Festival. The post Earl Scruggs Music Festival Announces Expansive 2026 Lineup first appeared on Saving Country Music.
- 50 Years Ago: Vince Gill Opens for KISS. It Doesn’t Go Well
The band had no idea who they were opening for. When they arrived at the Civic Center Music Hall in Oklahoma City and saw the marquee lit up with KISS, they thought it might be a mistake. The post 50 Years Ago: Vince Gill Opens for KISS. It Doesn’t Go Well first appeared on Saving Country Music.
- Joshua Ray Walker Cheats Death to Record New Album “Ain’t Dead Yet”
“I'm really grateful to have a second chance, and I'm also grateful to have lived through thinking I was going to die. It gives you perspective in a way you really can't fake until you've actually done it." The post Joshua Ray Walker Cheats Death to Record New Album “Ain’t Dead Yet” first appeared on Saving Country Music.
