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  • Auburn fans get back-to-back night games at Jordan-Hare to open Alex Golesh era

    The Auburn Tigers are going to have two straight games under the lights at Jordan-Hare early in the season. While it was already known the week three showdown against the Florida Gators was going to be a night game, week two’s kickoff time hosting Southern Miss was also revealed, and fans get the lucky draw The post Auburn fans get back-to-back night games at Jordan-Hare to open Alex Golesh era appeared first on Yellowhammer News.

  • Janet Kavinoky does the work, builds relationships and brings others along: 2026 Women of Impact

    Janet Kavinoky grew up in a Wyoming town of about 3,500 people. She eventually found herself working in Washington, D.C., advising transportation leaders, lobbying on Capitol Hill and earning an MBA from Stanford. Then, in 2015, Vulcan Materials asked her to move to Alabama. Her reaction was simple. “I live in Washington,” Kavinoky recalled thinking. The post Janet Kavinoky does the work, builds relationships and brings others along: 2026 Women of Impact appeared first on Yellowhammer News.

  • Moe Bandy to headline Hank Williams 103rd birthday celebration in Montgomery

    More than seven decades after his death, Hank Williams‘ music still draws fans to Montgomery to remember the Alabama native who became one of country music’s most enduring legends. The Hank Williams Museum will celebrate Williams’ 103rd birthday Sept. 12 with a memorial concert headlined by country music veteran Moe Bandy, along with the museum’s The post Moe Bandy to headline Hank Williams 103rd birthday celebration in Montgomery appeared first on Yellowhammer News.

  • David Rainer: ADCNR’s outreach prepares public for outdoor adventures

    Although more dog days of late summer are still ahead, it won’t be long before an abundant adventures will be available in Alabama’s great outdoors. The Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources’ (ADCNR) Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries (WFF) Division is providing a wealth of information and opportunities to help prepare everyone for the best The post David Rainer: ADCNR’s outreach prepares public for outdoor adventures appeared first on Yellowhammer News.