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New pickleball club coming soon to Huntsville
One of the fastest growing sports in the country is growing even faster here in the Rocket City, as Pickleball Kingdom, the world’s largest indoor pickleball entity, announces its latest expansion into Huntsville. The Huntsville club will offer climate-controlled indoor courts, inviting lounge areas, and top-tier training programs designed...
Attorney for man accused of capital murder believes his client will be found guilty
DECATUR, Ala. (WAFF) - The capital murder trial for Fredric Rogers began testimony on Tuesday. During opening statements, his attorney admitted to the jury that the evidence would ultimately prove him guilty. He said he will fight against his client receiving the death penalty. Rogers is on trial for the...
48 Blitz Preview: Muscle Shoals
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - The Muscle Shoals Trojans are one of the elite High School Football programs in North Alabama. After back to back 11 win seasons, Head Coach Scott Basden understands the standard for the Trojans program entering the 2024 season. “You know the thing I always tell them...
Nick Saban breaks silence on major factor that caused him to retire from Alabama
Nick Saban's stunning retirement from the Alabama Crimson Tide is still being felt around the college football world on the eve of opening weekend. It'll be strange to not see the best coach in the sport's history roaming and scowling on the sideline this fall. Saban has given some insight on ...
New charter school in Prattville opens doors to students for first day
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA)—It’s the first day of school at the brand-new charter school in Prattville’s High Point Town Center. Ivy Classical Academy offers a “classical liberal arts education.” It’s a tuition-free public school partnering with Hillsdale College to provide its curriculum. This year, Ivy Classical Academy will serve students in kindergarten through 5th grade and will add a grade each year until it serves students all the way through 12th grade.
Jacksonville State University opens new dining hall
JACKSONVILLE, Ala. (WBRC) - Jacksonville State University celebrated the grand opening of its new state-of-the-art Dining Hall with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Monday afternoon, Aug. 19. School officials say the new dining hall replaces the 62-year-old Jack Hopper Dining Hall, and features expanded seating, a variety of food stations, and...
Taco Casa Celebrates 50 Years of Family-Friendly Food Service in Tuscaloosa
Business and government leaders gathered on 15th Street to celebrate the 50th anniversary of a Tuscaloosa institution with a ceremonial ribbon-cutting at Taco Casa Tuesday morning. The brand really needs no introduction. Founded in August 1974 by Rod Wilkin, Taco Casa is synonymous with this city for most folks who...
New Hispanic food option opens in Tallassee
Anyone looking for a new restaurant need look no further than Jordan Avenue and Taqueria San Miguel. The street taco shop has been open for only a week but its owner Eva Juimenez is no stranger to food and restaurants. “I love to cook,” Juimenez said. “I’m from California and...
‘They don’t realize they are being educated:’ Storybook Farms founder visits West Point Rotary Club
WEST POINT — Storybook Farm Founder and CEO Dena Little was the guest speaker at Thursday’s noon hour meeting of the West Point Rotary Club. Located not far across the Chambers County line on the north side of Opelika, Storybook Farm empowers children facing adversity with specialized animal and nature-based learning environments that pave the […] The post ‘They don’t realize they are being educated:’ Storybook Farms founder visits West Point Rotary Club appeared first on Valley Times-News.
Calera City Council approves new government structure
CALERA, Ala. (WIAT) — Calera City Council voted Monday to approve a resolution that will change their form of government. The council will now be able to elect a Council President and President Pro-Tem, meaning Calera Mayor Jon Graham will no longer preside over the council. The President and President Pro-Tem that is elected will […]
Late coal magnate’s son says he’s running Jefferson County mine linked to home explosion
This article originally appeared on Inside Climate News, a nonprofit, independent news organization that covers climate, energy and the environment. It is republished with permission. Sign up for their newsletter here. OAK GROVE — New ownership at an Alabama mine accused of causing a fatal home explosion earlier this year is raising old concerns for residents in […]
Stanhope’s Anderson already filling his role
KamRan Anderson is ready to be the next man up. As Stanhope Elmore begins its season at home Friday against Marbury at Foshee-Henderson Stadium, Anderson looks to become the next Stanhope defensive end to find his way to the college level. In the past five seasons, Stanhope Elmore has sent...
Alabama high school football schedule Week 0: Every Gadsden-area AHSAA game
The Alabama high school football season has finally arrived after a long and blockbuster offseason. There is plenty of action around the Gadsden area on Thursday and Friday, with 21 of the teams in action. Geraldine and Sardis renew an old Sand Mountain rivalry as Albertville and Gadsden City both playing on Thursday, as well. Friday's action is highlighted by four area-versus-area games headlined by the rivalry between Cherokee County and Piedmont. Southside-Guntersville, Etowah-Jacksonville and Spring...
Jazz in the Grove festival returns to Pleasant Grove Labor Day Weekend
PLEASANT GROVE, Ala. (WBRC) - In just a few weeks, you’ll be hearing some great music in Pleasant Grove. The city’s 3rd annual Jazz in the Grove festival returns September 1 from 4 p.m.-8 p.m. The event will take place in the parking lot of Pleasant Grove High School.
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