Sherri Blevins, Author at Yellowhammer News

Gadsden woman sets medical milestone as longest-living pig organ transplant survivor

Sherri Blevins — January 28, 2025

Trump's executive order to end remote work impacts Redstone Arsenal workforce

Sherri Blevins — January 24, 2025

Judge Jeff McCurdy takes Oath of Office, begins new chapter for DeKalb County

Sherri Blevins — January 24, 2025

Alabama service dog and 5-year-old girl share special bond, become TikTok sensations

Sherri Blevins — January 23, 2025

Deadly crash on I-65 in Butler County causes massive pile-up and prolonged road closure

Sherri Blevins — January 22, 2025

Short-term pain, long-term gain: Meteorologist James Spann speaks out on industry layoffs

Sherri Blevins — January 22, 2025

From Rainsville to Capitol Hill: Jordan Doufexis named Chief of Staff for Senator Tommy Tuberville

Sherri Blevins — January 07, 2025

Glow Foundation hosts heartwarming banquet for The Father's House

Sherri Blevins — December 21, 2024

Alabama's new manslaughter law to be tested for first time in DeKalb County

Sherri Blevins — December 19, 2024

Alabama lawmakers tour National Children's Advocacy Center in Huntsville

Sherri Blevins — December 11, 2024

Lipscomb city assets remain frozen over illegal gambling

Sherri Blevins — December 06, 2024

Could horse racing return to Birmingham? Alabama horsemen are hopeful

Sherri Blevins — November 21, 2024

Step back in time with a walk through Bethlehem in Rainsville, Alabama

Sherri Blevins — November 21, 2024

Alabama entrepreneurs brew $500,000 deal on Shark Tank

Sherri Blevins — November 18, 2024

Northeast Alabama Community College celebrates grand opening of Nathaniel Ledbetter Stadium, ushering in new era for NACC Athletics

Sherri Blevins — November 11, 2024

DeKalb County educator shares Fighting Hunger, Feeding Hope Program at national forum

Sherri Blevins — November 05, 2024

Governor Ivey visits Rainsville on her Rebuild Alabama road tour

Sherri Blevins — November 01, 2024

Alabama RC&D Council supports DeKalb County projects with $59,000 in grants

Sherri Blevins — October 31, 2024

Alabama okra plant grows to record-breaking height in competition for world record