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Latest Alabama State News:
- Sen. Tuberville greets Alabama National Guard troops as they head home for Christmas
U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville met with members of the Alabama National Guard deployed in Washington, D.C. earlier in December as many of the troops concluded their mission and returned home to their families ahead of Christmas. Tuberville shared a message following the visit, saying, “Honored to meet some of the brave men and women from The post Sen. Tuberville greets Alabama National Guard troops as they head home for Christmas appeared first on Yellowhammer News.
- 7 Things: More Epstein files drama; Alabama victim in Brown shooting laid to rest; and more …
7. A superflu bug is flying around the country with the nation’s hospitalization rate up 14.3 %, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. 6. The disorderly conduct case against the Fairhope protester for wearing a large inflatable penis costume at a “No Kings” demonstration was delayed again to February 2026, as her The post 7 Things: More Epstein files drama; Alabama victim in Brown shooting laid to rest; and more … appeared first on Yellowhammer News.
- Alabama in Rose Bowl is 100th anniversary of Tide’s first game there and first National Championship
“Remember the Rose Bowl, we’ll win then.” That line is from the University of Alabama’s famous fight song, “Yea, Alabama!” For a number of decades, the song’s historical Rose Bowl reference had little meaning for Bama students and younger fans. That’s because Alabama could not play in the Rose Bowl. Two conferences nowhere near the The post Alabama in Rose Bowl is 100th anniversary of Tide’s first game there and first National Championship appeared first on Yellowhammer News.
- Alabama lawmaker files bill requiring English-only driver’s license tests
State Rep. Phillip Pettus (R-Killen) believes that if you want to get a drivers license in the Yellowhammer State, you should be able to read English. Pettus has pre-filed a legislation that would require the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) to conduct driver’s license exams only in English. The bill is expected to come up The post Alabama lawmaker files bill requiring English-only driver’s license tests appeared first on Yellowhammer News.
Latest Country Music News:
- The Saving Country Music 2025 Album of the Year
After a rigorous nomination and voting process compiling ten select albums and a host of honorable mentions, something nearing a universal consensus has centered around one album in 2025. The post The Saving Country Music 2025 Album of the Year first appeared on Saving Country Music.
- Amish Couple Ben & Rose Become One of 2025’s New Breakouts
One of the biggest breakout performers in country music in 2025 is perhaps one of the most unlikely in the genre's history. Nobody could have predicted that an Old Order Amish couple could become a viral sensation. The post Amish Couple Ben & Rose Become One of 2025’s New Breakouts first appeared on Saving Country Music.
- Album Review – Brad Paisley’s “Snow Globe Town”
It turns out that Brad Paisley has just the right amount of Christmas cheer, classic country nostalgia, sheer talent, and elfish mischief and humor to compose a country Christmas record that's well above serviceable. The post Album Review – Brad Paisley’s “Snow Globe Town” first appeared on Saving Country Music.
- 40 Years Ago: Johnny Paycheck Shoots a Man (Maybe Over Turtle Soup)
Many country music artists have claimed to be "Outlaws" over the years. Only two have produced .22 pistols and shot at people's heads to prove it: Billy Joe Shaver, and Johnny PayCheck. The post 40 Years Ago: Johnny Paycheck Shoots a Man (Maybe Over Turtle Soup) first appeared on Saving Country Music.
- Opry’s 100th Anniversary Tribute is Perfect Time to Reinstate Hank
Hank Williams III founded the The Reinstate Hank movement back in 2003 in an effort to get the Grand Ole Opry to recognize his grandfather who was kicked out for drunkeness and missing rehearsals in 1952. The post Opry’s 100th Anniversary Tribute is Perfect Time to Reinstate Hank first appeared on Saving Country Music.