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On top of the six Auburn football games Jordan-Hare Stadium will host in 2026, the venue is now set to host a country music star Zach Bryan next year.
On top of the six Auburn football games Jordan-Hare Stadium will host in 2026, the venue is now set to host a country music star Zach Bryan next year.
A small Alabama town will soon open its very first public library.
A small Alabama town will soon open its very first public library.
The Von Braun Center paused the collection of an added-on fee after public complaints within only a few days of its launch.
The Von Braun Center paused the collection of an added-on fee after public complaints within only a few days of its launch.
Finebaum, 70, a host on the SEC Network and ESPN, is considering entering a Republican field led by Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall and U.S. Rep. Barry Moore of Enterprise.
Finebaum, 70, a host on the SEC Network and ESPN, is considering entering a Republican field led by Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall and U.S. Rep. Barry Moore of Enterprise.
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Following weeks of hints and speculation, it’s official: former U.S. Sen. Doug Jones plans to enter the Alabama governor’s race against current U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville.
Following weeks of hints and speculation, it’s official: former U.S. Sen. Doug Jones plans to enter the Alabama governor’s race against current U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville.