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Trussville voters to decide on 12.9 mill property tax hike for education
TRUSSVILLE, Ala. — In just over a week, Trussville residents will decide whether to raise their property taxes to pay for a new elementary school and other school improvements. It's a 12.9 mill increase. That's about $129 for every $100,000 of home value. If your home is valued at...
Man held on $3 million bond after chase ends in crash at Birmingham Citgo; drugs, guns seized
A Bessemer man is being held on $3 million bond after authorities say he led lawmen on a police chase, crashed at a Birmingham gas station and then was found in possession of illegal drugs and guns. Bryant Lamar Robertson, 37, is charged with trafficking fentanyl, trafficking heroin, trafficking methamphetamine,...
UNA, Jax State kick off college soccer at Joe Davis Stadium
HUNTSVILLE — Women’s college soccer will make its debut Sunday in Joe Davis Stadium as in-state rivals North Alabama and Jacksonville State square off, bringing their annual match to a neutral site for the first time. Wicks Family Field at Joe Davis Stadium is the home to the...
First Look: Jax State's new football complex
JACKSONVILLE, Ala. — Jacksonville State has opened its new Loring and Debbie White Football Complex. The new home for Jax State football is 52,000 square feet and costs $32.8 million. Things inside the building include:. New locker room. Training room. Equipment room. Coaches offices. Nutrition area. Team meeting room.
Update: Chalkville Mountain Road reopens after 11-vehicle crash
From Tribune staff reports TRUSSVILLE, Ala.–Chalkville Mountain Road has reopened after 11 vehicles were involved in a crash Friday morning, according to Lt. Clint Riner. The crash, which occurred near the Interstate 59 north exit ramp closed all southbound lanes on Chalkville Mountain Road for a few hours. Two people with unknown injuries have been […]
Walker looking forward to reunion with former student and JAG head coach
By John Goolsby, Prep Sports Editor Former Alabama running back and new JAG (formerly Jeff Davis) football coach Roy Upchurch has had many influences on his football career. He played for legendary coach Nick Saban at the University of Alabama and, as a running back, won both a national and an SEC championship. The former […]
2nd & Charles to hold Penny-a-Page sale this weekend
BIRMINGHAM, Ala (WIAT) — The bookstore 2nd & Charles will have its Penny-a-Page sale this weekend. During this sale, which will happen Saturday, Aug. 17, members of the store’s free rewards program can purchase a maximum of five used books for one penny per page number. For example, with this promotion, a 500-page book could […]
Gamecocks Volleyball Gears Up for Free Home Match vs. Troy
Jacksonville State's volleyball team is set to face rival Troy in an exhibition match on Saturday at Pete Mathews Coliseum. This event marks the start of Derek Schroeder's second year as head coach, featuring a revamped roster with 10 returning players and 8 newcomers, including significant transfers. The Gamecocks aim to improve on last season's disappointing 5-22 record and 3-13 mark in Conference USA. Last year's exhibition against Troy resulted in a 3-0 loss, adding motivation for Saturday's contest. The match kicks off at 2 p.m., with free admission and post-game stats available.
Pelham Prediction: Challenging road ahead as young Panthers learn new roles
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Last year was the first time since 2019 that the Pelham Panthers missed out on playing postseason football, and like 2023, it will be another tough road to return to November in 2024. For as much as Pelham’s 2023 team was carried by its...
Auburn backup QB decision coming soon
AUBURN, Alabama–There hasn't been any question this preseason about who Auburn's starting quarterback would be with Payton Thorne returning, but that's not the case with the number two guy for Hugh Freeze and coach Kent Austin with redshirt sophomore Holden Geriner, redshirt freshman Hank Brown and true freshman Walker White all battling to earn those valuable reps as the backup heading into the season.
Long-Lewis acquires Cullman’s Eckenrod Ford Lincoln
CULLMAN, Ala. – The Long-Lewis Automotive Group, effective Aug. 12, 2024, acquired Eckenrod Ford Lincoln in Cullman. The official name of the dealership is Long-Lewis Ford Lincoln of Cullman. Long-Lewis purchased all assets, including the real estate, and will also retain all Eckenrod employees. This adds about 50 additional employees to the Long- Lewis Automotive Group, bringing the total employee count to approximately 900. Long-Lewis now has 11 dealerships in eight cities across the state – four Fords, three Lincolns, Chevrolet, Volkswagen, Mitsubishi and a Pre-Owned Vehicle and Ford Parts & Service Center. “We are very excited about this opportunity,” said Wade...
City of Athens, Athens Police respond to community comments about Haitian immigrants
ATHENS, Ala. — "Every citizen has a right to ask questions about government, but some of the conversation around this issue on social media has involved wild allegations and rhetoric. City leaders are happy to provide information and answers where they can, but the City – and state and federal law – condemn any narrative that seeks to discriminate against people based on their race or nationality."
On the Mark | Aug. 15, 2024
OPELIKA — It is hard to to believe, but high school football season starts next Thursday in Alabama. Most local schools play their first games next week, Aug. 22 or 23. Opelika will open the season by playing Benjamin Russell on Savarese/Martin Field at the Charles Bailey Sportsplex Aug. 23 at 7 p.m.
Sanctuary Meets Speakeasy at New, Now-Open Tuscaloosa Venue, Restaurant and Bar
A pair of married entrepreneurs have completely transformed an empty church on the edge of west Tuscaloosa into one of the city's finest venues for small plates, craft cocktails and live entertainment, which opened this week. Matt and Nikki Ray have owned and operated the all-things-audio one-stop-shop Eat My Beats...
Sounds of the Valley: Shining a spotlight on local stars
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (TENNESSEE VALLEY LIVING) - The Tennessee Valley is home to a fast-growing live entertainment scene that’s giving local artists new opportunities to showcase their talent at venues and events all over the area. Talent can be found in every corner, and we’re shining a spotlight on those stars through the series, ‘Sounds of the Valley.’
HydroFest boat races fall short on funds
GUNTERSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - Guntersville’s fastest and biggest event on the water could look slightly different in 2025. This comes after city leaders said Marshall County Tourism and Sports lost thousands of dollars on this year’s HydroFest. There is no set date for next year’s Hydrofest as Marshall...
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