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Cullman County Youth Football week 2 scoring recap
CULLMAN, Ala. — Week two of the 2024 youth football season is now over, and there were some intriguing games that went on around the local area. The Vinemont Eagles hosted the Good Hope Raiders, the Fairview Aggies traveled to take on the Hanceville Bulldogs, the Cold Springs Eagles hosted the West Point Warriors, and the Cullman Bearcats went to Holly Pond to take on the Broncos. Good Hope Raiders at Vinemont Eagles Fireplug: Raiders 14 – Eagles 0 Wee-Wee: Raiders 7 – Eagles 6 Pee-Wee: Raiders 6 – Eagles 0 (OT) West Point Warriors at Cold Springs Eagles Fireplug: Warriors 8 – Eagles 0 Wee-Wee: Warriors 22 – Eagles 0 Pee-Wee: Warriors 36 – Eagles 0 Fairview Aggies at Hanceville Bulldogs Fireplug: Bulldogs 30 – Aggies 0 Wee-Wee: Aggies 26 – Bulldogs 8 Pee-Wee: Aggies 40 – Bulldogs 6 Cullman Bearcats at Holly Pond Broncos Fireplug: Broncos 38 – Bearcats 0 Wee-Wee: Broncos 8 – Bearcats 0 Pee-Wee: Bearcats 22 – Broncos 0 Copyright 2024 Humble Roots, LLC. All Rights Reserved.
When is a gun giveaway illegal in Alabama? Let's VERIFY
ATHENS, Ala. — A FOX54 Verify viewer sent us an email with concerns over a raffle being held to support a local high school athletics team. Top prize in this drawing was supposed to be a DiamondBack AR-15 rifle. In the wake of another school shooting claiming lives recently, this viewer was concerned about guns being offered by a school or any group representing a school.
Kea Costly talks future for Circle of Care
WEST POINT — Kea Costley, the new executive director of the Chambers County Circle of Care Center for Families, was the guest speaker at Thursday’s noon-hour meeting of the West Point Rotary Club. She recently succeeded Jonathan Herston in her new position. Herston left the Circle to be a full-time instructor at Southern Union State […] The post Kea Costly talks future for Circle of Care appeared first on Valley Times-News.
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