Thanks to a signature by President Donald Trump, governments in Tallapoosa County will see more than $750,000 in disaster relief for an April …
Times are changing.
Nearly 2,000 more new COVID-19 cases have been confirmed in the state.
A small mistake has forced organizers to restart a campaign to build local sports enthusiast Johnny Nolen a new home.
More than 1,600 new COVID-19 cases have been confirmed in the last day and hospitalizations have spiked over the weekend, according to the Ala…
Rural areas in Alabama rely heavily on volunteer fire departments as first responders to the scenes of medical emergencies and automobile acci…
“It’s only a game.”
I am very rarely an over-pessimistic kind of person, but I have unfortunately started to see that side of me come through a little more over the past few weeks as sports leagues across the cou…
After already rescheduling once due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Alabama State Games for this year have now been canceled.
The 38th Alabama State Games were pushed back due to the coronavirus but they are still on schedule to happen in Dothan at the end of the month. Local soccer coach Ken Sanders is getting a gro…
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“It’s only a game.”
Exactly what school will look like next month is still unknown.
Major League Baseball has started to test its players for COVID-19 prior to starting a shortened season, but will testing happen for students before the start of school next month?
