Central Arizona residents advised to leave because of ongoing fire for a month
Billy Fire Updates in Gila County The Billy Fire Department in Gila County has issued new evacuation orders for certain residents, as reported by officials from the Prince National Forest Service. About 15 miles south of Young, Arizona, the fire has spread across 8,869 acres, with approximately 22% containment. It started on July 9 due […]
Yavapai County Participates in National Emergency Management Awareness Month
Open Audio Article Player Yavapai County Emergency Management Bureau The Yavapai County Emergency Management Office (YCOEM) is participating in a national campaign to mark National Emergency Management Awareness Month this August. This initiative, led by the International Association of Emergency Managers (IAEM), is intended to boost public knowledge about emergency management while encouraging community preparedness. […]
Tuberville recognizes Elaine McLeod from Troy as the ‘Veteran of the Month’ for July.
Senator Tommy Tuberville Honors Veteran of the Month Every month, Senator Tommy Tuberville, a Republican from Auburn, takes the time to honor veterans for their contributions to the nation. In July, he named U.S. Army veteran Elaine McLeod as “veteran of the month.” Tuberville shared the announcement via a video on X, saying, “Veterans are […]
April is Community College Month: A moment to honor the Alabama Community College System
April brings the celebration of Community College Month, a time to acknowledge how community colleges impact individuals, families, and larger communities across the United States. In Alabama, this month holds particular importance as Governor Kay Ivey and the Alabama Community College System (ACCS) Board of Directors have officially designated April to highlight the vital roles […]
April is Community College Month: A moment to honor the Alabama Community College System
April marks Community College Month, a time to honor the vital role these institutions play in the lives of people, families, and communities across the U.S. In Alabama, this month is particularly meaningful as Governor Kay Ivey and the Alabama Community College System (ACCS) Board of Directors have officially recognized April as Community College Month. […]
April is Community College Month: A time to honor the Alabama Community College System
April marks Community College Month, a time to acknowledge the important role these institutions play in the lives of individuals, families, and communities across the U.S. In Alabama, this celebration is particularly meaningful as Governor Kay Ivey and the Alabama Community College System (ACCS) Board of Directors have officially designated April as Community College Month. […]
Auburn local and ex-Navy captain selected as Tuberville’s ‘Veteran of the Month’
US Senator Tommy Tuberville has selected Doug Esposito, a resident of Auburn and a US Navy Captain, to be the Veteran of the Month. Doug, a former pilot, has dedicated 30 years to military service, focusing on helping fellow veterans access educational resources and essential services. Tuberville, a Republican from Auburn, regards Esposito as a […]
189 years ago this month: Chief Eufaula spoke to a joint session of the Alabama Legislature before going into exile
Reflections on Chief Eufora’s Address to Alabama Legislature In May 1836, which marks 189 years this month, Creek Indian Chief Eufora, who was also known as Yoholo Mikko among his people, addressed a joint session of the Alabama Legislature in Tuscaloosa. Eufora had led a significant number of his people along the “trail of tears” […]
Katie Britt commemorates Mental Health Awareness Month by reintroducing the Stop the Scroll Act.
Mental Health Awareness Month Initiative With the arrival of Mental Health Awareness Month, U.S. Senators Katie Britt and John Fetterman (R-PA) are bringing back legislation aimed at safeguarding Americans from the negative effects of social media. This initiative, first put forth in September 2024, is called the Stop the Scroll Act. It mandates that social […]
Mo Brooks regarding his Senate run: ‘Unlikely’ but ‘more probable than it was a month or two ago’
Mo Brooks Considering Senate Opportunity in 2026 Former House Representative Mo Brooks is contemplating a potential return to the Senate in the 2026 election. This comes on the heels of U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville’s announcement to run for governor, which has sparked rumors about the possibility of Brooks seeking Tuberville’s soon-to-be vacant seat. It’s worth […]