Tuesday, September 15, 2026

Port of Mobile Announces Expansion Plans Amid Surging Traffic Mayor Announces Major Economic Development Initiative Tuberville defends Soc. Sec. criticisms, says he would not privatize RSA if elected governor City of Montgomery unveils balanced $370.4M proposed budget for FY 2027 Auburn University opens state-of-the-art research facility in Huntsville Port of Mobile Announces Expansion Plans Amid Surging Traffic Mayor Announces Major Economic Development Initiative Tuberville defends Soc. Sec. criticisms, says he would not privatize RSA if elected governor City of Montgomery unveils balanced $370.4M proposed budget for FY 2027 Auburn University opens state-of-the-art research facility in Huntsville Port of Mobile Announces Expansion Plans Amid Surging Traffic Mayor Announces Major Economic Development Initiative Tuberville defends Soc. Sec. criticisms, says he would not privatize RSA if elected governor City of Montgomery unveils balanced $370.4M proposed budget for FY 2027 Auburn University opens state-of-the-art research facility in Huntsville

Kimesha Houston Alvarado

Kimesha Houston Alvarado, also known as “Sunshine” Alvarado, is a Selma-based community advocate, media personality, and civic commentator rooted in Alabama’s Black Belt. A military veteran with a background in logistics, communications, and public engagement, she uses media, community dialogue, and historical perspective to discuss voting rights, civic engagement, culture, and the evolving role of Black institutions in modern America.

Opinion

Has the Black church chosen stipends over salvation?

Is there still room for a new generation of churches willing to recover the fearless civic and spiritual leadership that once helped transform America?

June 5, 2026