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FCS Kickoff set for Saturday at historic Cramton Bowl in Montgomery
The historic Cramton Bowl in Montgomery is taking place as the 2024 college football season gets underway. The North Alabama Lions and Southeast Missouri State Redhawks will meet in the 10th annual FCS Kickoff on Saturday, Aug. 24 at 7 p.m. ET. The FCS Kickoff dates back to the 2014...
Two charged in Tuesday shooting
Two people have been charged after an apparent shooting on East Pettus Street in Demopolis on Tuesday. Demopolis Police Chief Rex Flowers said officers were called to the 800 block of East Pettus Street Tuesday, August 20, in reference to a victim that was shot. When officers arrived, they located a person who had multiple […] The post Two charged in Tuesday shooting appeared first on The Demopolis Times.
Arab High School Class of 1964
Fifty-six people attended the 60 year reunion of the Arab High School Class of 1964, recently held at The Old Greenhouse in Arab. Attending were: Buddy Bishop, Patsy Carter, Nellie Putnam, Ellis and Dot Faulkner, Janice Brown, J.L. and Karen Grace, James and Trehasa Suttles, Ralph L. Hornsby, Doris S. Fleming, Sarah H. Hazel, Judy and Benny Tidwell, Robert. L. Glenn, Dean and Betty Wilson, Don and Brenda Weaver, James “Red Top” and Betty Dunn, Ann and Ray Luck, Jeanette and William Morrow, Joan and Charles Duvall, Janice Tidmore, Roger L. Allen, Annette and Harry Williams, Diann and Rob Vaccaro, Joe Vann and Sarah Bunch, John Hyatt, Edwin Walker, Pat and Larry Veeder, James and Joan Hardin, John and Carla Calloway, Judy Gibbs Glenn, Diane Deerman, Jimmy and Ingrid Briscoe, Danny and Diane Harbin (and their daughter, Cassie), Jim and Dianne, Dian B. Parker, Gloria Lange and Mary Taylor. The theme for the reunion was “A Time to Remember.”
On the Road with Olivia and Alexa Episode 20: West Morgan and Brooks
(WHNT) — Episode 20 of On the Road with Olivia and Alexa features two schools who made it to the third round of the playoffs last year: West Morgan and Brooks. 2023 was a solid season for the Rebels; they finished with an undefeated regular season, a region championship, the first 12 win season in […]
Huntsville's Jazz in the Park 2024 lineup for September
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — The 2024 Jazz in the Park lineup has been announced! These performances are set to happen every Sunday in September at Big Spring Park East, though this year’s series will also have performances on Sunday, September 1, and Monday, September 2, which is also Labor Day.
NEW: 7 Brew Coffee to potentially open new location in Madison
7 Brew Coffee, a popular drive-thru coffee shop known for its hand-crafted custom drinks, might be landing a new location in Madison on Highway 72. The proposed site is in the vacant lot in front of Lowe’s Home Improvement. Huntsville’s first 7 Brew Coffee opened last April, and you...
UNA announces new contract for Kaleb VanDePerre
FLORENCE, Ala. (August 21, 2023) – University of North Alabama Director of Athletics Dr. Josh Looney announced a new contract agreement for UNA beach volleyball head coach Kaleb VanDePerre on Wednesday, extending VanDePerre through 2026 with an option for 2027. This announcement comes after VanDePerre was named the ASUN...
Former TBI Director Mark Gwyn Dies At 61
Former Tennessee Bureau of Investigation Director Mark Gwyn has died at the age of 61 at his Nashville-area home, from what appears to be natural causes. Director Gwyn, a graduate of Middle Tennessee State University, began his career in law enforcement as a police officer in his hometown of McMinnville in 1985. Three years later, he joined the TBI as a special agent in its Criminal Investigation Division. Eight years later, he promoted to the role of Executive Officer and later served as Assistant Director of the Forensic Services Division. In June of 2004, Governor Phil Bredesen appointed Mark Gwyn to serve as TBI Director, making him the first African-American to hold the post, a position he held until his retirement in 2018.
Digital Desk: Southern HIV/AIDS Awareness
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - WeCareTN, a local Tennessee organization, in collaboration with ViiV Healthcare, is drawing critical attention to the particular and urgent challenges faced by Southern communities—particularly among Black Women and LGBTQ+ populations. Jasmine Tasaki with WeCareTN talked about the disparities on the Digital Desk.
TN officials concerned about responses to Boone Lake water testing
The Boone Lake Association recently-discovered high E. Coli levels in Boone Lake and responses from government agencies have been cause for concern among some state lawmakers. Earlier this month, the BLA found E. Coli above the recommended level for recreation at two testing sites, Point 17 and the popular swimming spot, Boone Dam Beach. The BLA has no regulatory authority but had turned over those test results to state agencies. WJHL sent inquires to those agencies about the findings, and reported receiving conflicting emails from the Tennessee Valley Authority, Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation, and Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency about who’s responsible for the monitoring and enforcement of water quality issues, each naming another agency that should be contacted. The responses troubled State Senator Jon Lundberg, who in turn made inquiries to those agencies which has now prompted a meeting being scheduled between TDEC and TVA. Boone Lake Association President Frank Hahne said he has not yet received an invitation to the TDEC meeting. A TDEC spokesperson says they are now monitoring pathogen levels in Boone lake.
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