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AU students report deplorable apartment conditions, city inspectors involved
AUBURN, Ala. (WRBL) – A group of Auburn University students faced an unexpected nightmare as they attempted to move into Yugo Auburn North, an off-campus apartment complex, where they were promised modern and clean accommodations for the fall semester. Instead, they found units so poorly maintained some opted to stay in hotels rather than face […]
Troy Athletics mourns passing of team physician, Dr. Mickey DiChiara
Longtime Troy University Athletics team physician Dr. Peter “Mickey” DiChiara passed away on Monday, Aug. 12, at the age of 73. DiChiara spent nearly four decades as a team physician for Troy Athletics. DiChiara is a Bessemer native and attended University of Alabama, serving as photographer for The Crimson White. DiChiara served in the U.S. […] The post Troy Athletics mourns passing of team physician, Dr. Mickey DiChiara appeared first on The Troy Messenger.
Ammo manufacturer set to expand in Greenville
Pigeon Creek Manufacturing, a burgeoning company in Greenville, is set to significantly impact the local economy with plans to expand its operations and hire hundreds of new employees over the next few years. The company’s current expansion, which is already underway, is expected to bring 70 new jobs to Greenville and Butler County by January. […] The post Ammo manufacturer set to expand in Greenville appeared first on The Greenville Advocate.
Moffett Road gas station shooting leaves 1 dead
MOBILE, Ala. (WALA) - One person was pronounced dead after being taken to a local hospital following a shooting at a gas station on Moffett Road, the Mobile Police Department reported. It was just after 10 p.m. Thursday when officers responded to the Chevron station at 4126 Moffett Road in...
A-List No. 7: Auburn commit Antonio Coleman relies on quickness, versatility on Saraland DL
The A-List is AL.com’s ranking of the top 15 senior prospects in the state of Alabama. We will count down one each day until No. 1 is revealed Aug. 22. Saraland coach Jeff Kelly believes Auburn defensive line commit Antonio Coleman can be an every down player in the Southeastern Conference.
Alabama's Strong Men to Compete at The Hangout in Gulf Shores
Gulf Shores, Ala. – (OBA) – The Alabama Strongest Man Competition is set to showcase feats of strength and endurance at The Hangout in Gulf Shores. This event will bring together some of the state's most powerful athletes to compete for the coveted title of Alabama's Strongest Man. Spectators can witness an impressive display of raw power and athleticism as competitors tackle a series of challenging events designed to push their limits. From the Odd Object Medley to the Keg Load Series, these trials will test every aspect of the athletes' strength, speed, and stamina.
Leadership Alabama Chooses 10 From Mobile
Mobile Mayor Sandy Stimpson recently announced that 10 Mobilians are part of Leadership Alabama’s current class of statewide leaders. One is the city’s Shonnda Smith. Smith began her stint with the city in 2019, leading the Mobile Parks and Recreation Department in 2019, and is currently interim executive director of public works. The other class members from Mobile include Stephanie Burt (Airbus); Melissa Cross (McAleer’s Office Furniture); Todd Greer (Innovation Portal); Adele Hapworth (American Equity Underwriters); Abe Harper (Harper Technologies); George Hunter (Spire); Elliott Maisel (Gulf Distributing Holdings); John Marymount (University of South Alabama College of Medicine); and Joe Stough, III (Infirmary Health). Leadership Alabama is a statewide nonprofit that brings together a class of 65-70 participants together for four two-day retreats each fall. The program objective is to present a series of issues-oriented forums based on the belief that knowledge is a key element and prime motivator of leadership. Class members visit communities across the state, and as they seek a mutual understanding of the state’s problems and priorities, they also seek to invent vital solutions to the challenges that define the future of Alabama.
Cottondale aims for complete package with experienced senior-class
COTTONDALE, Fla. (WMBB) — The Cottondale football team is working to continue their playoff streak with an experienced roster and star power at skill positions. The Hornets are coming off an explosive offensive season, averaging over 43 points per game. The scoring was led by quarterback Cam Odom and running back Joc Garrett, who have […]
'They take credit cards at McDonalds?': Miss Terry sheds light on Nick Saban's post-retirement life
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — After 17 years at the helm of one of college football's greatest dynasties, the transition to civilian life could be a major leap. Nick Saban hasn't fully made that leap just yet, but the "quick learner" is taking baby steps, according to his wife. During the...
Nearly 400 gallons of high-expansion foam fills Coast Guard hangar in Mobile
MOBILE, Ala. (WKRG) — United States Coast Guard crewmen on duty at the Aviation Training Center in Mobile were shocked to find their hangar full of high-expansion foam on Sunday evening. According to Lt. Earl Roberts, the Mobile Aviation Training Center Public Relations Officer, the foam was activated due to a fault in the system. […]
Fort Novosel Firefighter Tragically Killed in Dothan Accident
DOTHAN, Ala (WDNews) – A two-vehicle accident in Dothan claimed the life of a Fort Novosel firefighter on Wednesday morning. Houston County Coroner Robert Byrd confirmed that Bradley Taylor, 43, was killed when his motorcycle collided with a Ford F150 in the 2200 Block of Montgomery Highway. Taylor was...
Alabama prison costs rising: How does spending per inmate compare to other southeastern states?
Alabama spends less than most other southeastern states to maintain its prisoners, although the state is paying substantially more per inmate than a few years ago. At a budget hearing this week, Alabama Department of Corrections Commissioner John Hamm showed legislators a chart that ranked Alabama fifth out of nine southeastern states with a daily average cost of $83.
Alabama schools add metal detectors, new rules for safety and security
Students and parents are adjusting to a new school year, and with that comes new safety and security measures enacted in schools statewide. Multiple Alabama school districts are implementing new security systems like metal detectors and X-ray machines. Others are incorporating more school resource officers on campus. Mo Canady, executive...
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