Alabama singers survive latest cut on America’s Got Talent

🌟 AMERICA'S GOT TALENT: One Alabama singer has already secured a spot in the live shows while another is getting one more chance to impress the judges.

🌟 AMERICA'S GOT TALENT: One Alabama singer has already secured a spot in the live shows while another is getting one more chance to impress the judges.

📚 UA BOOK ARTS: The university's book arts program is receiving another major boost from the Windgate Foundation.

🧵 QUILTING LEGACY: One of Alabama's major Civil Rights + folk art landmarks is getting $1.15 million to help strengthen its facilities.

🎤 OPERA SINGER: South Alabama graduate Nicholas Brownlee has become an international star on the opera stage.

🎧 BEST RECORD STORES IN THE SOUTH: Alabama's own Seasick Records got the nod from Southern Living.

🏆 🩷 EMMY NOMINEE: Birmingham native Sebastian Kole (aka Pynk Beard) landed a 2026 Emmy nomination for his original song featured in Prime Video's "Spider-Noir." Congrats, Pynk Beard!

🌟 AMERICA'S GOT TALENT: Laurel Taylor shined on the national stage Tuesday night as half of the duo Butter & Grit.

♬ CELEBRATING MICROWAVE DAVE: The late North Alabama musician will be honored with an exhibit at the Alabama Music Hall of Fame.
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🧵 NEW QUILT STUDIO: The grand opening is set for July 18, featuring live demonstrations, quilt sales and more.

🌟 MATT MATTHEWS: The comedian + singer from Alabama will be performing at Regions Arena's grand opening celebration on March 6.