Jefferson Reporter

Rep. Terri A. Sewell, currently serving in the U.S. Congress representing Alabama’s 7th district, shared several updates on March 21, 2025, through her social media platform. The tweets covered topics ranging from healthcare initiatives to community engagement and opportunities for young artists.

On March 21, Rep. Sewell expressed her appreciation for a recent visit to the OnMed Wellness Center in Boligee. She extended her gratitude to Auburn University, the University of West Alabama, and local partners for their efforts in making this innovative care station accessible to her constituents. "Great visiting the OnMed Wellness Center in Boligee! Special thanks to Auburn University, the University of West Alabama, and local partners for making this innovative care station available to my constituents!"

Later that day, she reported on her "Congress in Your Community Tour" held in Greene County. During this event, she engaged with local leaders to discuss the impact of former President Trump's cuts on education, healthcare, and food assistance programs. She thanked those who participated and reaffirmed her commitment to continue working on these issues. "We brought our Congress in Your Community Tour to Greene County today. I was joined by local leaders for a conversation about the impact of Trump’s cuts to education, health care, food assistance and more."

Additionally, Rep. Sewell announced that her office is accepting submissions for the 2025 Congressional Art Competition targeted at high school students. This year's theme is "Picturing a Future for our Historic District," with a submission deadline set for April 21st. " Calling all high schoolers! My office is now accepting submissions for the 2025 Congressional Art Competition! This year's theme is 'Picturing a Future for our Historic District.' Be sure to submit your artwork by Monday, April 21."