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Disclosure: State of Alabama-based writer. This article is a work from cited sources for informational purposes and is used with permission. No affiliate links are included. “Fentanyl is a deadly drug that is destroying lives and devastating families,” said Acting U.S. Attorney Davidson. “This case is a tragic example of the toll the drug is taking on communities right here in the Middle District of Alabama. My office will continue to prioritize the prosecution of anyone selling these deadly pills.”

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - One person died and another was injured in a two-vehicle crash Wednesday afternoon along U.S. Highway 231 in Montgomery County, the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency is now confirming. ALEA says the crash happened around 6 p.m. near the 167 mile marker, about five miles outside of...

Nick Saban was honest about Alabama's in-state rivalry...

Missouri Tigers quarterback Brady Cook proved himself as the ultimate “football guy” on Saturday when he checked himself out of the hospital in order to return and lead his team to victory over the Auburn Tigers. Cook left the game mid-way through the second quarter after suffering an...

Tuskegee's China Pavilion is rapidly becoming well-known for its delectable and genuine Chinese cuisine. The restaurant's most popular dishes are a range of traditional fare with a contemporary twist. China Pavilion offers something for every palate, whether you're in the mood for something spicy or something tastier. Savory Kung Pao Chicken, sweet and sour pork, crispy spring rolls, and tasty beef with broccoli are some of their most well-liked meals. Customers laud the chefs' use of fresh ingredients and the right amount of spice in their dishes, making for an unforgettable eating experience.

This content was writter in partnership with DataSkrive. DataSkrive leverages a combination of human expertise, machine learning, and pre-built content libraries to assemble and personalize sports content. The No. 19 Missouri Tigers (5-1) take on a fellow SEC opponent when they host the Auburn Tigers (2-4) on Saturday, October 19,...

Acre, an Auburn restaurant, is well-known for its contemporary take on Southern cooking. Fresh, locally obtained ingredients are used in some of its most well-liked recipes, which are carefully prepared. Flavors like Coriander Grilled Salmon, Chicken Fried Chicken, Short Rib Bolognese, Fried Green Tomatoes with Crab and Pimento Cheese, and rich desserts like Peanut Butter Pie and Chocolate Whiskey Cake have earned the restaurant recognition. Acre's dedication to superior flavors is evident in every dish, which makes it a popular eating destination for both locals and tourists.

Livingston Collegiate has a football program that has won eight and then seven games the past two regular seasons. This season, at a school that opened in 2016, the Wolves are on pace for another winning season. That showed Thursday against Booker T. Washington, when senior Alfred “Diddy" Scott ran...

Pittsburgh is set to hire Allen Greene as its athletics director, according to multiple reports. Greene, 47, was Auburn’s AD from 2018-22. He has been Senior Deputy Athletics Director and Chief Operating Officer at Tennessee since last November. At Auburn, Greene fired football coach Gus Malzahn at the end...

It’s been more than 80 years since the last World War. But the memories are still fresh for some. Tallassee resident and almost centenarian Harry Jackson made a recent donation to bring the Normandy Invasion in France to Tallassee. Jackson, 99, of Tallassee, donated the commissioning pennant that flew over his ship in the waters off of France to the Tallassee Falls Museum by way of Nebraska.

Coach Lawrence “L.A.” O’Neal’s message to the Tallassee Tigers was simple: “Control what you can control.” On Friday night, they took that message to heart, controlling their emotions, their intensity, and the better part of a high school football game — their opponent, Saint James — on the way to a region-leading 31-21 victory.

Auburn Tigers head coach Hugh Freeze will need much more than flattery to get one over his old friend, Eli Drinkwitz.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - A day after Daryl Bailey’s retirement as Montgomery County’s district attorney, his chief deputy has taken his place, at least for now. Azzie Oliver was sworn in as the district attorney pro tem for the 15th Judicial Circuit on Thursday. The pro tem appointment gives her the same privileges and authority as the regular district attorney.

PIKE ROAD – “Let’s Finish This! Let’s finish this!!”. Those were the words of Pike Road football coach Granger Shook Friday night. Regardless of the fact his team was leading by more than 20 points, he won’t take comfort as his answer. “A year ago,...

Auburn basketball tips off the 2024-25 season in under three weeks, but the Tigers officially kicked off the campaign on Thursday by hosting “Tipoff at Toomer’s” at Toomer’s Corner in downtown Auburn. Fans flocked to campus to watch their favorite players compete in several events including...

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - Faulkner University announced Friday that, following his retirement as Montgomery County’s district attorney, Daryl Bailey is joining the university as its new director of admissions and external affairs at the Thomas Goode Jones School of Law. “I am so happy to be joining Faulkner University...

<strong>TUSKEGEE, Ala. ^__ </strong>In a hard-fought home contest, the Tuskegee Golden Tigers volleyball team fell to Spring Hill in straight sets, losing 3-0 (25-12, 25-23, 25-15). The Golden Tigers entered the game looking to defend their unbeaten home record, but Spring Hill's efficiency on both offense and defense proved too much to overcome.<br /> <br /> Spring Hill came out firing in the first set, establishing control from the start. Their offensive firepower overwhelmed Tuskegee early on, with Spring Hill posting an impressive .517 hitting percentage for the set.<br /> <br /> Tuskegee struggled to counter, managing a .094 hitting percentage, which left them playing catch-up for most of the set.<br /> <br /> Taylor Coleman, Asha Greenidge, and Sian Sprinkle tried to spark the offense for the Golden Tigers, but Spring Hill's defense consistently thwarted Tuskegee's efforts. The Badgers jumped to an early lead and never looked back, comfortably closing out the set at 25-12.<br /> <br /> The second set was a much more competitive affair, as Tuskegee adjusted and found a rhythm on both offense and defense.<br /> <br /> Mikea Allen played a crucial role in setting up the attack, contributing 19 assists throughout the match, with six of those coming in the second set. Tuskegee's offense came alive, with Moriah Seay leading the charge with a total of eight kills for the match.<br /> <br /> The Golden Tigers traded points with Spring Hill throughout the set, with Chloe Edwards and Asha Greenidge contributing key defensive plays. Despite the back-and-forth battle, Spring Hill managed to edge out Tuskegee in the final moments, taking the set 25-23.<br /> <br /> The third and final set saw Spring Hill regain control. Their balanced attack continued to pose problems for the Tuskegee defense, and the Golden Tigers struggled to maintain the same energy they brought to the second set.<br /> <br /> Tuskegee's passing game faltered at key moments, limiting their ability to execute their offensive strategies. Allen added to her dig total, finishing with a team-high eight for the match, but Spring Hill's offense proved relentless, with the visitors winning the set 25-15 to close out the match.<br /> <br /> Tuskegee posted a .130 hitting percentage for the match, while Spring Hill dominated with a .262 hitting percentage. The trio of Coleman, Lauren Canady, and Seay combined for 20 of Tuskegee's 29 kills, Allen and Seay finished leading in digs at eight and seven respectively.<br /> <br /> Despite the solid individual efforts, Tuskegee struggled to contain Spring Hill's efficient attack, as the visitors tallied 43 total kills to Tuskegee's 29.<br /> <br /> <strong>Up Next</strong><br /> Tuskegee now drops to 7-10 overall and 4-8 in SIAC play and will look to regroup for its next contest. The Golden Tigers will return to the court next weekend as they head to Jackson, Tennessee for the second SIAC West Cluster, hosted by Lane on Friday, October 25 and Saturday, October 26.Top of Form<br /> <br /> <strong>Follow the Golden Tigers</strong><br /> Stay connected with Tuskegee Volleyball on Twitter and Instagram (@Skegeevball). For complete coverage of Tuskegee University athletics, follow on social media at @MyTUAthletics (Twitter/Instagram), @GoldenTigerSports on Facebook, and visit the official home of Tuskegee University athletics at <a href="http://www.goldentigersports.com/">www.goldentigersports.com</a>.<br /> <br />

A fun activity has been added to Montgomery parks that will help children learn to read. The Montgomery City-County Public Library held a ribbon cutting today for its newest Story Walk at Ida Belle Young Park on Vaughn Road. The Story Walk allows children to explore the pages of their...

TUSKEGEE, Ala. __ In preparation for the upcoming SIAC showdown, Tuskegee football is set to host Kentucky State at Cleve L. Abbott Memorial Alumni Stadium this Saturday, October 19, at 1 p.m. The Golden Tigers enter the game with a 3-3 overall record and a 3-1 mark in conference play,...

Elmore County punched their ticket to the playoffs Friday night with a comprehensive 30-7 win against Marbury. The Panthers outgained Marbury 366 yards to just 25 in the chilled autumn air of Burt-Haynie Field. Five different Panthers played significant roles in the running game, with junior Eli Thames leading in yardage with 100 yards on 14 carries.