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Arranging the Pieces… Practicing the right to practice freedom
In light of the holiday and my current parenting season, I have been thinking a lot about the concept of freedom. At our house, we have a child who has learned the “I don’t know if you can, but you may” distinction, and has been driving us all a little crazy with the “I don’t know, can you?” responses. However, it really came in handy recently when we had a chat about freedom and rights as we discussed the meaning behind the 4th of July.
No SEC football program will ever catch up with the Alabama Crimson Tide
Preseason optimism abounds across the fanbases of most SEC football programs. Going back to 1934, with the addition of Oklahoma and Texas, the new SEC has ten football programs that have won 49 national championships. A few of those championships are iffy claims; including the Alabama Crimson Tide's from 1941, but there is no debating the SEC's national championship dominance.
Huntsville cracking down on property maintenance code
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) -The city of Huntsville is cracking down on people who don’t maintain their yards. Huntsville has a property maintenance code that covers grass and weeds. If grass exceeds eight inches in height on a residential property, the city will become involved. The process starts with complaints...
The fascinating tale of Paul "Bear" Bryant's nickname
Paul “Bear” Bryant coached the Alabama Crimson Tide for 25 years, from 1958-1982 and would lead the team to six national championships during that time. The College Football Hall of Fame coach was already approaching legendary status before his arrival in Tuscaloosa after successful stints with the Kentucky Wildcats and Texas A&M Aggies.
Happenings in North Alabama the weekend of July 5-7
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — This weekend has some events to keep in mind!. The Market at MidCity - Every Sunday until November 10, from noon to 4 p.m., featuring 50 local vendors. Athens Lions Club Kiddie Carnival - Rides priced at one 50-cent ticket each. The carnival runs Thursday through Saturday evenings until July 27.
Former Crimson Tide Broadcaster Eli Gold Joins Gridiron Radio Network.
Eli Gold, the longtime voice of University of Alabama football action, will be calling games this fall for the Gridiron Radio Network. Gridiron’s website is currently touting “Fridays With Eli Gold,” a nine-game run that kicks off on Friday, Oct. 4, when Syracuse plays at UNLV. Subsequent dates include Utah at Arizona State (Oct. 11); Oklahoma State at BYU (Oct. 18), Boise State at UNLV (Oct. 25); San Diego State at Boise State (Nov. 1). For a complete schedule, click HERE.
Alabama 4-Star commit Justin Hill details role NIL played ahead of his commitment announcement
Justin Hill opened up a little about the role NIL has played in his recruitment and how it impacted his Wednesday announcement day. Hill, who is a 2025 four-star prospect, committed to Alabama over Ohio State, Oregon and USC. Per Hill, there were programs offering him NIL deals, which were going higher on his commitment day.
Hoover fire chief remembers firefighter who died in a motorcycle accident Tuesday
HOOVER, Ala. (WBRC) - Hoover’s fire chief is remembering a firefighter who died in a tragic motorcycle accident in Blount County. This is still shocking for the Hoover, Warrior and Center Point fire departments. Justin King came from a family of firefighters, and growing up around Center Point FD,...
8 new pickleball courts have opened in Veterans Park on Valleydale Road
If you are searching for a fun way to get outside and stay active this summer, you’re in luck, because Veterans Park on Valleydale Road has welcomed eight new pickleball courts!. Keep reading to learn more about these new courts and possible future developments. Celebration of the new pickleball...
Paving the way: Hoover’s 1st female motorcycle officer
Who wouldn’t be filled with happiness to witness a child’s pure excitement?. Approaching a red light on her Harley Davidson, Hoover police officer Logan Hosford captured the interest of a curious little girl. “She waved at me from the back seat, all dressed up in a princess outfit....
Sea Turtle's Nesting Attempt Deterred by Crowds on Alabama Beach
Gulf Shores, Ala. – (OBA) – Last night, an Alabama beach became the scene of a disrupted nesting attempt by a sea turtle. The turtle, seeking to lay her eggs, was deterred by a crowd of onlookers and flashing lights. Unable to find a suitable nesting spot, the turtle returned to the water with her eggs.
Alabama Red Cross deploys team to Texas ahead of Beryl
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - While Red Cross societies across the Caribbean are rushing in to help with storm relief, the Red Cross in Alabama is preparing for Beryl to hit Texas. A team of five people has been sent to Houston to set up emergency shelter for any potential hurricane...
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