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Latest Alabama State News:
- Kristin Nelson wins GOP runoff for Alabama House, advances to early 2026 special election
An Alabama House special primary election on Tuesday night is in the books. In HD38, to fill the seat of Debbie Wood, Kristin Nelson, wife of Sheriff Jeff Nelson and Chair of the Chambers County Republican Party, is the next GOP nominee after delivering a decisive victory over Garrett Dixon in Tuesday’s special primary runoff. The post Kristin Nelson wins GOP runoff for Alabama House, advances to early 2026 special election appeared first on Yellowhammer News.
- Alabama Public Television Commission votes to maintain PBS programming, create committee to review partnership
The Alabama Educational Television Commission voted Tuesday to continue its affiliation with PBS, approving payment of the network’s current programming dues through June as Alabama Public Television navigates a $1.4 million shortfall created by budget cuts from the federal government. Commissioners approved the motion during a meeting after receiving a detailed financial and operational analysis The post Alabama Public Television Commission votes to maintain PBS programming, create committee to review partnership appeared first on Yellowhammer News.
- DeBoer on loss to Oklahoma: ‘This is not a time to sit still. This is a time to keep moving forward’
The Alabama Crimson Tide has to pick itself back up after the second loss of the season, falling at home for the first time of the Kalen DeBoer era in a frustrating loss to the Oklahoma Sooners this past weekend. Despite the defeat — which was the second straight at the hands of Oklahoma — The post DeBoer on loss to Oklahoma: ‘This is not a time to sit still. This is a time to keep moving forward’ appeared first on Yellowhammer News.
- Alabama House delegation votes to release the Epstein files: ‘Transparency is always the best policy’
Every member of Alabama’s delegation in the U.S. House of Representatives voted in favor of releasing the Epstein files. The Epstein Files Transparency Act passed the chamber by a 427-1, with Rep. Clay Higgins (R-La.) casting the only “no” vote. “Today, I voted to release the Epstein Files to build on the transparency that President The post Alabama House delegation votes to release the Epstein files: ‘Transparency is always the best policy’ appeared first on Yellowhammer News.
Latest Country Music News:
- Red Clay Strays Poised to Crash the 2026 CMA Awards
As unlikely bedfellows as they might make at a mainstream country awards show, The Red Clay Strays certainly have the popularity to justify their presence and even a performance slot on the show. The post Red Clay Strays Poised to Crash the 2026 CMA Awards first appeared on Saving Country Music.
- Album Review – Workin’ Man: Willie Sings Merle
"Willie Sings Merle" fills the moments with the cherished songs and sounds of two of country music's most legendary contributors, making the love Willie shared for Merle communicable. The post Album Review – Workin’ Man: Willie Sings Merle first appeared on Saving Country Music.
- Further Details on the Todd Snider Assault, and Why His Band Left
One complicating factor in finding information about the assault, and potentially why it was never investigated in-depth seems to have to do in part with the geography of Salt Lake City. The post Further Details on the Todd Snider Assault, and Why His Band Left first appeared on Saving Country Music.
- Benjamin Tod Talks Smack on Bad Country, Retools Touring Band
Benjamin Tod came up playing street corner string music with his underground roots outfit called the Lost Dog Street Band. But recently he's gotten a burr under his saddle about the state of country music. The post Benjamin Tod Talks Smack on Bad Country, Retools Touring Band first appeared on Saving Country Music.
- Many Questions Linger After the Death of Todd Snider
When it was officially announced on Saturday morning, November 15th that American songwriting legend Todd Snider had died at the age of 59, it left his fans, friends, and the public with more questions than answers. The post Many Questions Linger After the Death of Todd Snider first appeared on Saving Country Music.