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New real estate rule will change the way real estate agents get paid
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - Increasing transparency in the real estate industry is the goal of several big changes that are going into effect on August 17. For decades, home sellers typically paid their listing agent a 5% or 6% commission on the sale of their home and then the listing agent would share that commission with the buying agent.
Food Bank of North Alabama and grocery stores work to reduce food waste
When you walk the aisles of the grocery store, you may wonder, "What happens to the food that people don't buy before the 'sell-by' date?". The good news is that many grocery stores across North Alabama work to ensure the food isn't wasted.
'You can't build a good day, without a good foundation': Volunteers build beds for kids in need
At least 50 kids in North Alabama will get to sleep in a nice, warm bed. That's thanks to community volunteers working with the "Sleep in Heavenly Peace" nonprofit to make it all happen. Stuart Maples and members of his law firm, Thompson Burton Law, made beds for kids in...
Pickleball Kingdom indoor facility coming to Huntsville
HUNTSVILLE — Dozens of pickleball courts are dotting the landscape as the sport continues to explode in popularity. And the only thing that keeps players off the courts is the fickle nature of weather, particularly around the Tennessee Valley. However, that’s about to change. Pickleball Kingdom, the world’s...
Cullman Police Chief remembers his time in law enforcement, looks to retirement
CULLMAN, Ala. (WBRC) - After 26 years serving the Cullman community, Police Chief David Nassetta is retiring in just a couple months. “You always kind of hope the place will be a little bit better from when you got there,” he said. The department announced his retirement at the...
Vinemont seeking competitors for October’s Chillin-N-Grillin BBQ Fest
VINEMONT, Ala. – On Saturday, Oct. 26, the air will take on the distinctive smell of sticky and sweet barbecue as grill masters and competitors take to the fires for Vinemont’s Chillin’-N-Grillin’ BBQ Fest. The festival, centered around the best of the best behind the charcoal (or propane), is seeking competitors in three categories: Backyard BBQ, People’s Choice and the Battle of the Heroes. The meat for each team will be provided by the Town through a partnership with The Butcher Meat Co. The Backyard BBQ competition will center around the grill master and his or her ability to perfectly grill two...
Retail site to ‘transform’ area in north Cullman
CULLMAN, Ala. – A new retail center is under development just north of Urban Cookhouse and Pasquale’s on the northbound side of U.S. Highway 31 and 12th Way North in Cullman. This new development is slated to open in late 2025 if all goes well. Owned by Bill...
Auburn High School cancels varsity football season
The growing trend of students specializing in just one sport has diminished numbers for football at the Montgomery County school. The post Auburn High School cancels varsity football season appeared first on Cardinal News.
Viral photo shows huge changes Kalen DeBoer made to Nick Saban’s office
Things are going to be different this season for the Alabama Crimson Tide. That is obviously true with new coach Kalen DeBoer replacing Nick Saban, but one viral photo showed just how different those things might be. On3 Alabama reporter Blake Byler shared a side-by-side comparing the layout of Saban’s office with the changes DeBoer... The post Viral photo shows huge changes Kalen DeBoer made to Nick Saban’s office appeared first on Larry Brown Sports.
Miles College Andrews Named to Player of the Year Watch List
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