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Latest Alabama State News:
- SEC Media Days 2025: Who won the week in Atlanta?
Thursday marks the final day of this year’s edition of SEC Media Days, one of the most anticipated weeks of the summer with regards to the college football offseason calendar. For four days, this time in the city of Atlanta, coaches from every team gathered with some of their star players to talk about the The post SEC Media Days 2025: Who won the week in Atlanta? appeared first on Yellowhammer News.
- ALFA endorses Tuberville for Governor
The Alabama Farmers Federation (ALFA) officially endorsed U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville in his bid for Governor of Alabama in 2026 on Thursday. ALFA, which speaks for more than 350,000 member families across all 67 Alabama counties, is responsible for its political and grassroots influence through FarmPAC, backing Tuberville (R-Auburn) today. Federation President Jimmy Parnell said The post ALFA endorses Tuberville for Governor appeared first on Yellowhammer News.
- Alabama’s U.S. Senators vote to slash $9 billion in wasteful spending from foreign aid, public broadcasting
U.S. Senators Katie Britt and Tommy Tuberville joined their Republicans colleagues in passing targeted spending cuts that were recommended by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). “This is a common sense approach,” Britt (R-Montgomery) told Fox News before the final vote. “This money was way outside of the mission of what it was intended for. The post Alabama’s U.S. Senators vote to slash $9 billion in wasteful spending from foreign aid, public broadcasting appeared first on Yellowhammer News.
- Longshore and McKnight: Day 4 of SEC Media Days, Zach Calzada expected to start for Kentucky, another Auburn football arrest, Sankey’s comments on NIL, and more…
On today’s episode of Longshore and McKnight, John and Barry are on Day 4 of SEC Media Days, and kick it off criticized the event’s scheduling, arguing it lost momentum by ending with lower-profile programs like Missouri, Kentucky, Arkansas, and Texas A&M. The hosts renewed calls for SEC Media Days to be shortened from four The post Longshore and McKnight: Day 4 of SEC Media Days, Zach Calzada expected to start for Kentucky, another Auburn football arrest, Sankey’s comments on NIL, and more… appeared first on Yellowhammer News.
Latest Country Music News:
- Oh Great. Yet Another Zac Brown Band “Reinvention”
The Band Perry, eat your heart out. If there's any band that can best all comers with with their constant "reinventions," dramatically over-promising and spectacularly under-delivering, it's the Zac Brown Band. The post Oh Great. Yet Another Zac Brown Band “Reinvention” first appeared on Saving Country Music.
- The Overlooked Country Music Legacy of Connie Francis (RIP)
Though most know Connie Francis for her major pop hits, it shouldn't be surprising that she also found favor with country music in the way the music often centers around heartbreak. The post The Overlooked Country Music Legacy of Connie Francis (RIP) first appeared on Saving Country Music.
- Album Review – Tami Neilson’s “Neon Cowgirl”
It doesn't even feel apt to characterize Tami Neilson as a "musician" in the conventional sense. She's a force of nature, a Category 5 Typhoon blowing in from the archipelago, a volcanic eruption of power and talent. The post Album Review – Tami Neilson’s “Neon Cowgirl” first appeared on Saving Country Music.
- Robert Earl Keen Assembles MASSIVE Flood Benefit Concert
The music community is stepping up big time to make sure the folks affected by the flooding in central Texas and the Hill Country are made whole, and those who lost loved ones are enveloped by the rest of community. The post Robert Earl Keen Assembles MASSIVE Flood Benefit Concert first appeared on Saving Country Music.
- Traditional Country Artists: Now Is The Time to Submit to the Grammys
Finally, traditional country is being allowed to exist on its own as opposed to having to compete with the big pop-oriented names of mainstream country, or being relegated to "Americana." The post Traditional Country Artists: Now Is The Time to Submit to the Grammys first appeared on Saving Country Music.