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PREP SWIMMING: Bearcat swim teams off to hot start
CULLMAN, Ala. — The Cullman High School boys and girls swim teams made an impressive start to their season by placing first against Buckhorn, Florence, and Saint John Paul II in their opening meet. Both teams showcased their talent and determination, dominating the competition from start to finish. This strong showing has set a positive tone for the rest of the season, reflecting the teams’ hard work and preparation during the off-season. A standout performance of the night came from the boys’ 200-yard medley relay team, which not only won their event but also set a new school record. The swimmers...
Storm Warnings for Huntsville: High Winds and Rain Expected This Weekend
Huntsville, AL – The Huntsville area is bracing for a stormy Labor Day weekend, with a medium to high chance of showers and thunderstorms continuing today and Sunday. Residents should prepare for gusty winds, heavy rainfall, and a possible low threat of small hail. Storm chances range between 50-70% today, with winds potentially reaching 60 mph. By Sunday, coverage of storms may increase to 60-80%, though their intensity could lessen. Temperatures will peak in the mid-80s to upper 90s, with lows in the 60s to 70s.
Calera stumbles at Central-Tuscaloosa as offense eclipses 400 total yards
Calera High School battled a 6A Tuscaloosa City Schools opponent for the second-straight week, falling on the road at Central High School, 47-21. The post Calera stumbles at Central-Tuscaloosa as offense eclipses 400 total yards appeared first on Shelby County Reporter.
Mustangs come up short in Battle of I-65
It was a hot muggy night in Millbrook, and temperatures were running high as neighbors faced off in the Battle of I-65. In a hard-fought game, Prattville used a high-flying first-half attack to knock off the Stanhope Elmore Mustangs, 34-13, in non-region football action. Although star senior running back Arthur...
Tallassee mayor responds to football game threat
Tallassee Mayor Sarah Hill was appreciative of how authorities responded to the threat at the Tallassee-Elmore County football game Friday night. “I want to thank our (Tallassee City Schools) administration, Tallassee Police Department, Elmore County Schools administration, Eclectic Police and Elmore County Sheriff's Office for their swift actions (Friday) evening,” Hill said in a statement. “I echo (Tallassee superintendent) Dr. (Brock) Nolin's statements that one bad actor can ruin one of our long-cherished traditions of Friday night football games. I hope there is quick resolution on the bad actors.”
Athens shines on both sides of the ball in dominant win over Buckhorn
A few Athens students quickly headed to the sideline to greet their friend on Friday night. “The Jack Jones legacy game!” one of them exclaimed. If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on our site, we may receive compensation. By using this site, you consent to our User Agreement and agree that your clicks, interactions, and personal information may be collected, recorded, and/or stored by us and social media and other third-party partners in accordance with our Privacy Policy.
Huntsville Animal Services inviting community to ‘Adopt on the Spot’
HUNTSVILLE — For those who are looking to bring a loving and grateful addition into their home, Huntsville Animal Services is hosting “Adopt on the Spot.”. The pop-up event will give prospective pet owners the chance to find a new companion in need whether it be a puppy, a loyal adult dog, or an excited kitten. To help ease the adoption process, Animal Services will be accepting cash or checks.
Oneonta repairing large downtown water leak, expects hours of repairs
ONEONTA, AL (WBMA) — The City of Oneonta is working on water repairs in their downtown area after a large leak was reported Friday morning. The leak was first reported Friday morning on First Avenue in Oneonta between Regions Banks and Redeemer Church. In a post on Facebook, the...
WAAY and ABC are your new home for SEC football!
The best games from the best conference have a new home as WAAY and ABC become the new home for SEC football. WAAY thanks the Maroon & White Band of Alabama A&M for their partnership in creating this exciting video. Alabama A&M is home to this historic and respected group, representative of all bands that add to the college game day experience. The Alabama A&M Bulldogs will be featured this season as WAAY 31.6, The Grio, airs weekly games featuring HBCU football. Special thanks to the Production Staff of WAAY with special assistance from Alabama A&M Media, Justin Patterson and D. J. Amerson. The SEC plays here on WAAY-31!
Meet Ms. B! News 19’s Adoptable Pet of the Week
Pets come in all shapes and sizes and have unique personalities. Each week, News 19 features an adoptable pet from a shelter or humane society in North Alabama hoping to introduce you to a pet that is just the right ‘fit’ for your home.
Shaun Alexander Discusses New Look Alabama, Shaun Alexander Freshman of the Year
Alabama will be going through some seismic changes in 2024 as the team changes head coaches in light of Nick Saban’s retirement, taping Kalen DeBoer to lead the Crimson Tide into a new era. However, as Shaun Alexander says, this is business as usual for the Crimson Tide. Alexander,...
Thunderstorms with damaging winds in Colbert and Lauderdale counties Friday
A severe thunderstorm warning was issued by the National Weather Service on Friday at 3:54 p.m. in effect until 4:30 p.m. for Colbert and Lauderdale counties. Residents should prepare for wind gusts of up to 60 mph. "At 3:54 p.m., a severe thunderstorm was located near Cherokee, or 11 miles...
Millbrook, Elmore County share purchase of 14.5 acres off Hwy. 14
Tuesday night the Millbrook City Council gave Mayor Al Kelley permission to execute documents with HomeCorp Inc. for the purchase of property along Hwy. 14. “I apologize for not being able to get with everyone on this, but there have been some pretty intense negotiations behind the scenes,” Millbrook Mayor Al Kelley said.
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