Amber Sutton is a journalist based in Odenville, Alabama, writing for AL.com. With a focus on local news and culture, Amber covers a range of topics including food, travel, holidays, and events specific to Alabama and the Southern region. Her articles aim to highlight the unique aspects of the area and provide readers with engaging and informative content.
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Amber Sutton's coverage primarily focuses on house & home topics, with a keen interest in seasonal content such as holiday-themed articles and gift guides. Given her focus on local themes and specific regions like Alabama and Mississippi, she would value pitches that incorporate unique Southern cultural elements or highlight businesses, attractions, and events within these areas.
As evidenced by her frequent publication of seasonal content, Amber may be particularly receptive to timely pitches related to upcoming holidays or regional celebrations. If you have insights into the traditions, trends or developments related to Southern culture or lifestyle in these locations - especially around important dates like Thanksgiving and Christmas - your pitch is likely to resonate well with her.
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This city's holiday decorations keep getting bigger and bigger.
Alabama is home to many charming towns filled with natural beauty and interesting places to visit. So many, in fact, that some of its scenic small towns, like Alexander City and Waverly, often get overlooked.
By: Amber Sutton
Are bats creepy or cute? Alabama’s own “Bat Lady” can help you decide — and the answer is probably going to be cute. Her “Batty About Bats” program has helped educate thousands of children and adults alike across the state about bats by giving them an up-close look at the flying creatures. Eufaula resident Vicky
There are some foods that just taste better on a cold, winter day.
The city of Opelika recently unveiled its new Christmas tree, which garnered the title of Alabama's tallest Christmas tree.
The city of Prattville's downtown, filled with shops and scenic spots, is known for its charm year-round, but when December arrives, the historic area transforms into a Christmas wonderland that attracts thousands from across the state every year — and this year's display is expected to bring even more cheer to the holiday season.
There are a lot of misconceptions about what life is like in the state of Alabama, and there are a lot of things we'd really like folks who, as they say “aren't from around here,” to know.
From Orange Beach to Huntsville, there are plenty of places you can spend some time on the ice throughout the state this holidays season.
By: Amber Sutton
Alabama is filled with small towns that often get overlooked for the state's bigger cities, and two such towns are those of Montevallo and Leeds. From a morning spent strolling through Montevallo's whimsical Orr Park or exploring the American Village to an afternoon spent window-shopping along Leeds’ charming Main Street or visiting the Barber Motorsports
There are a lot of memorable movies set in Alabama, but do you think you could recognize them from a single frame? Well, there's only one way to find out, and that's to take our quiz!
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