$13,300 and counting: Auburn teen's business blows up after Tuberville photo goes viral | Alabama Politics
A student at Auburn University isn't regretting using a picture of him standing with U. S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville as an ad for his landscaping business, despite some of the pushback he received when the post went viral. Greyson Young posted the photo on the What's Happening in Auburn. . .
NOWA student at Auburn University isn't regretting using a picture of him standing with U. S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville as an ad for his landscaping business, despite some of the pushback he received when the post went viral. Greyson Young posted the photo on the What's Happening in Auburn. . . ★ FURTHER REFERENCES ★Posted in:Places:Tags:★ RELATED STORIESIN ALABAMA★03-12NYPD chief speaks out on viral suspect chase photo (Video)02-25Bodycam video of New York State Police trooper struck after driver blows through stop sign02-20Republican rival cites Tuberville's flights to Florida in Alabama residency challenge (Video)02-27Tuberville says military action against Iran may be inevitable: 'We really have no choice' (Video)05-20CAMPAIGN 2026: Tommy Tuberville Victory Speech★ RECENT ARTICLESIN ALABAMA POLITICS★22:32$13,300 and counting: Auburn teen's business blows up after Tuberville photo goes viral21:38UAB doctors' high-risk decision helped save Alabama physician from rare, life-threatening illness20:44Alabama delegation presses Senate to 'lock the clock' after House passes permanent daylight saving time bill20:44Gov. Ivey touts Alabama's No. 4 road quality ranking as Rebuild Alabama reaches new milestones17:08Tuberville backs bill restricting federal funds for age-inappropriate K-12 content: 'Gross abuse'16:147 Things: No tolls on Strait of Hormuz, Tuberville pumps data centers, residency case moves to Supreme Court, and more . . . 16:14Montgomery proposes $375 million bond package with convention center expansion leading investments14:47Opinion | The most dangerous idea in history14:47Analysis | Appeal tests quo warranto in Tuberville eligibility case14:47Can Shomari Figures win reelection after redistricting?14:47Orange Beach faces new lawsuit tied to former city employee's death14:26Plaintiffs appeal Tuberville residency case to Alabama Supreme Court14:26ALGOP Chair Stadthagen expresses frustration over Democrats 'meddling' in Republican primaries13:53Small business optimism picks up in June, survey says13:53Britt celebrates $41. 2 million Fort Rucker training complex opening