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Auburn's Brian Battie released from hospital after three months
After three months of treatment and recovery, Auburn running back Brian Battie was released from Sarasota Memorial Hospital this week, according to a Facebook update from his mother, Adrienne. Battie was shot in his hometown of Sarasota, Florida, in May, and had been hospitalized since. In late June, he was...
Lee Styslinger III: Reducing Gun Violence in Birmingham Requires a United, Communitywide Front
Since our founding in Birmingham in 1929, Altec has seen the city go through a few turbulent times – times when our citizens were wracked by poverty during the Great Depression, times when our citizens were subjected to violence in response to their peaceful push for basic human rights. We persisted through those times, and Birmingham today is a much stronger community as a result. We learned from our past and are still building a better community where all people can be happy, healthy and fulfilled.
Local agricultural business employing drone tech
CULLMAN, Ala. – Peinhardt Living History Farm recently partnered with retired Assistant Cullman Police Chief Jason Mickle and his crop spraying business Sky Spray for crop protection. Mickle said this is the first season for Sky Spray, which uses drone technology, and the first time he has sprayed at Peinhardt Farm. “My partner, Chris Thrasher, and I want to thank Peinhardt Farms for reaching out and trusting us to provide this service,” Mickle said. “We also want to thank Peinhardt Farms for all they have done over the years for the children of this community and know what a difficult decision it...
AT&T strike continues in Cullman
CULLMAN, Ala. – A group of 20-30 people were posted along U.S. Highway 31 North near the old Quincy’s property, on strike citing unfair labor practices at AT&T. An un-named Cullman man told The Tribune it was a “bargaining strike” — because there is not someone who is at the table who is able to present negotiations. “This strike includes 17,000 people in nine states within the AT&T business that work in land line, fiber, construction, office workers and more,” he said. Locally represented, he said, are workers from Cullman, Birmingham and Huntsville. “We are striking for unfair labor practice, and bargaining in bad faith,” he said. “This started last Friday at 2 p.m. and we have been out here every day since.” The group said it will be there until a fair deal is reached. Copyright 2024 Humble Roots, LLC. All Rights Reserved.
Watch: Former Alabama edge rusher gets first sack in the NFL
Alabama football produced two marquee edge rushers in the 2024 National Football League Draft. People are excited to watch Dallas Turner dominate for the Minnesota Vikings, but the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are very pleased with its second round selection of Chris Braswell. The Maryland native got his first career sack...
Groups Build Beds For Children In Need | August 25, 2025 | News 19 at 9 p.m. – Weekend
Www.youtube.com – WHNT News 19 – 2024-08-25 21:29:27. SUMMARY: Organizations in Huntsville, including University of Alabama in Huntsville fraternity members, collaborated on Saturday to build over 40 beds for local children in need, partnering with the nonprofit Sleep in Heavenly Peace. This initiative aims to address the pressing issue of children sleeping on floors or sharing cramped spaces, which negatively impacts their self-esteem and focus in school. The organization emphasizes the importance of ensuring that no child has to sleep without a proper bed, promoting a sense of identity and self-respect for these children by providing them with their own sleeping space.
Two Early Goals Lift Ospreys Past Bulldogs
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. | Alabama A&M University women's soccer team (0-4-0) would hold the North Florida Ospreys (2-1-1) to the least amount of goals in Bulldog match-ups so far this season, but they would still prove critical in the Bulldogs' loss in Sunday's matinee. Both of the Ospreys goals came within...
'Most people don't do well with rats': Dry weather bringing critters into buildings
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Local wildlife experts say they're seeing an increase in rats in homes and commercial businesses due to dry weather. Experts say rats are on a mission to quench their thirst. “Rats will pee and poop as they go; most people don't do well with rats or...
Hillcrest Defeats Florence at Home in First Game Since Reclassification
Friday night the Hillcrest Patriots (Tuscaloosa, AL) defeated 7A opponent the Florence Falcons (Florence, AL) 32-20 in their first game since being moved up to 7A. The Patriots did not disappoint putting on a hard-fought game at home for their fans. Hillcrest Jumped to a 16-0 lead thanks to Senior...
Gadsden Job Corps Center graduates another class of skilled students
GADSDEN, Ala. (WBRC) - For 60 years, Job Corps has been instrumental in the careers of young men and women. The Gadsden Job Corps Center celebrated those 60 years by graduating another class of men and women. “Without going to college, you have the opportunity to a primary credential, you...
McAdory Edges Pleasant Grove 38-35 in West Jefferson Rivalry Renewal
PLEASANT GROVE, AL – Head coach Aryvia Holmes’ McAdory Yellow Jackets edged Class 4A power Pleasant Grove with a 38-35 victory in the first meeting between the western Jefferson County programs since 2013 . The season opening victory extends the Yellow Jackets’ record to 21-2 over the Spartans in a series that dates back to 1971.
Oxford Travels to Georgia and Picks Up Season Opening Victory
OXFORD, AL – The Oxford Yellow Jackets, ranked 6th in Class 6A, kicked off their season with an impressive 56-46 road win over Georgia’s Central Carrollton on Friday night. Despite facing a 10-point deficit with just over eight minutes left in the third quarter, Oxford rallied, outscoring Central...
Valley Farmer’s Market coming to an end next week
VALLEY — Friday, August 30th will be the final day for the summer season portion of the Valley Farmer’s Market, and a special event will mark the closing out of the 2024 session. A Free Slice of Watermelon Day will be taking place. Walter Pulliam of LaFayette and Matthew Steele of Shorter, Alabama will be […] The post Valley Farmer’s Market coming to an end next week appeared first on Valley Times-News.
Auburn football's Week 3 opponent blew 17-point fourth quarter lead to lose to FCS team
Auburn football's Week 3 opponent, New Mexico, blew a 17-point fourth-quarter lead in a 35-31 Week 0 home loss to Montana State -- squandering the chance to pull off an upset as a multiple-score underdog against their FCS opponent. Up 31-14 at the start of the final frame, Bronco Mendenhall's...
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