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Battle of New Orleans: Alabama chef goes to Great American Seafood Cook-Off
The national anthem was played by a brass band flanked by women in crawfish and alligator costumes. The plan for what followed was simple: “Cook some seafood. See what happens.”. Those were the words of Kyle Ogden as he waited for the action to get under way Saturday morning...
Love’s sells land to city of West Point
The West Point City Council discussed two plots that are being dedicated to the city’s use, a road at the Love’s Travel Stop off exit 2 and a West Point Development Authority property at 825 Avenue H. Both plots will be donated to the city by the two entities, Love’s Travel Stop and the WPDA, […] The post Love’s sells land to city of West Point appeared first on Valley Times-News.
The Talladega Crash That Altered NASCAR Forever: Skull Fracture & Miracle Rescue
The Talladega Crash That Altered NASCAR Forever: The 1993 DieHard 500 at Talladega Superspeedway stands as a turning point in NASCAR, illustrating the balance between speed and safety. The harrowing crash that claimed Stanley Smith’s life-altering skull fracture and left Jimmy Horton with devastating injuries forced the racing community to confront its vulnerabilities. This incident sparked an urgent dialogue on driver safety and set in motion a series of reforms that would reshape the sport. As we examine the aftermath and its profound impact, it becomes clear that this tragedy was not merely an event, but a catalyst for change in NASCAR’s evolving narrative.
Yachts burn in massive fire at north Alabama marina
Crews from the Killen Fire and Rescue Department on Sunday responded to a massive yacht fire at Turtle Point Country Club Marina. According to a post on the Killen Fire and Rescue Facebook page, responders were dispatched for a 65-foot yacht on fire inside the marina at approximately 7 a.m. Engine 8 arrived on the scene to find two 60-foot yachts engulfed in flames with the fire advancing towards other vessels.
Valley student fly high at aviation camp
“I’m going back next year,” said Garrett Burrows, a Valley High School student who spent five intense days at an aviation camp hosted by the U.S. Air Force this summer. Burrows and his classmate Micah Williams traveled all the way to the Space Center in Huntsville, Alabama this summer to attend the first Aviation Challenge […] The post Valley student fly high at aviation camp appeared first on Valley Times-News.
Otey's to Otey's run will help raise money to fight GI Cancer
The Reed GI Cancer Research Foundation Junior Board is hosting the Otey's to Otey's run on Aug. 10 to help raise awareness and funds for the fight against GI Cancer. Starting at 8 a.m., participants can run the 5.46 mile course from Otey's in Homewood, located at 924 Oxmoor Road, through Homewood and Mountain Brook neighborhoods to make their way to the finish line at Otey's in Crestline Village.
Birmingham Park and Rec to offer free after school care
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - The cost of after school care can get expensive, but the city of Birmingham is doing something about it. The Birmingham Park and Recreation Board will offer free after-school care this year. “We’re always trying to look at ways we can help our underserved children,” said...
Medicine can be affected by moisture in your bathroom, UAB expert says
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - People storing their medicine in the bathroom may want to reconsider. A UAB pharmacy expert says areas with a lot of moisture can cause pill problems. “You always hear about having a medication cabinet in your house and sometimes that’s often in your bathroom,” said Mike...
Alabama OL coach Chris Kapilovic breaks down the Crimson Tide’s offensive tackle battle
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — The interior of Alabama's offensive line appears to be set, with Tyler Booker and Jaeden Roberts returning at left and right guard, respectively, plus the addition of Parker Brailsford, who transferred from Washington, at center. Where this group gets interesting is the battle for the starting...
Little Hands Serving Hearts to pack, distribute back-to-school backpacks this weekend
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WIAT) – This weekend, Little Hands Serving Hearts will be out in the community packing and distributing backpacks for children in need this school year. Little Hands Serving Hearts is a local non-profit organization dedicated to creating and providing volunteer service opportunities for children. Executive Director Ashley Seligson joined the CBS 42 Morning […]
Donations help a back-to-school bash a winner
ALICEVILLE, Ala. (WBRC) - A huge success for the back-to-school bash in Aliceville Friday night. Organizers say 200 book bags were given out, a 44 inch basketball goal, school uniforms, and cash prizes. The event took place at Aliceville City Park. Engaging Our Community Outreach sponsored the event for the...
Former Alabama walk-on cornerback dies in North Carolina days after car accident
Former Alabama walk-on cornerback Terrance Howard, who was part of the Tide's 2023 team, died Thursday from injuries sustained in a car accident last month. Howard played high school football in Missouri City, Texas and spent last season as a freshman walk-on at Alabama. He entered the transfer portal in April and committed in May to transfer to North Carolina Central University.
Blood drive honors life of teenager shot in Hoover
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - The life of a teenager shot and killed in Hoover is inspiring others to give the gift of life. 19-year-old Sophia Zeigler died after a shooting at a gas station two years ago. To this day, she has not been forgotten. A blood drive was held...
Vestavia man, 2 Berry High grads chosen for Alabama Sports Officials Foundation Hall of Fame
A Vestavia Hills resident and two Berry High School graduates were inducted Saturday into the Alabama Sports Officials Foundation Hall of Fame. Steve Newton of Vestavia Hills and Berry grads Mike Murphy and Kathy Odom White were among 10 people who were inducted during a 6 p.m. dinner ceremony at the Oxford Civic Center.