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'It's very, very hard': Community rallies behind Albertville woman given 48 hours to vacate home

People came together on Sunday to help an Albertville woman, who was previously given 48 Hours to vacate her home, clear items from her property. For Darlene Fox, the yard of her Mathis Mill Road home looked a little different this weekend. Toolboxes, heavy work gloves, and trailers filled the property as friends, neighbors, and supporters arrived for a massive community cleanup day.

Albertville, AL · 1d

Calhoun Journal

Calhoun County Sheriff’s Office Investigates Report of Missing Tire Shipment in Ohatchee

Calhoun County, AL – The Calhoun County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a reported property crime involving a shipment of mud tires valued at $832.67 that was reportedly delivered to an address in Ohatchee but never received by the intended recipient. According to the Sheriff’s Office, a Calhoun County man reported the missing tires after FedEx delivery […] The post Calhoun County Sheriff’s Office Investigates Report of Missing Tire Shipment in Ohatchee appeared first on Calhoun Journal .

Calhoun County, AL · 2d

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This Alabama Lakeside Fish House Serves Seriously Good Seafood In Huge Portions

One dish on this menu is called the World’s Largest Seafood Platter. That name alone tells you how this place feels about portions. Before your main plate even lands, warm cornbread shows up in a little skillet. Coleslaw and pickled onions come right along with it, and they’re free.

Guntersville, AL · 2d

Calhoun Journal

Five Area Teams Advance in High School Football Playoffs

Alexandria outlasts Hamilton to advance. Cleburne County, Piedmont, Wellborn and Pleasant Valley roll into second round. Friday’s first-round playoff games CLASS 5A Muscle Shoals 31, Oxford 14, FINAL CLASS 4A Alexandria 45, Hamilton 35, FINAL Deshler 24, Central-Clay 7, FINAL Cherokee County 19, Shades Valley 7, FINAL CLASS 3A Cleburne County 49, Escambia County 13, […] The post Five Area Teams Advance in High School Football Playoffs appeared first on Calhoun Journal .

Alexandria, AL · 2d

The Gadsden Times

Ashville football moves on from Mark Sanders after two seasons

Ashville football has moved on from head football coach Mark Sanders after two seasons. The Bulldogs went 3-7 this season after finishing 6-5 in 2025, Sanders' first season with the Bulldogs. That was the school's first winning season since 2005 and also the first time it made the playoffs since then as well. Sanders confirmed the news to the Gadsden Times early on Saturday morning but declined to comment further. Sanders is an Ashville alum who graduated in 2001 before going to play at Alabama. There he earned a couple of starts as a senior. With Ashville, he earned all-state honors and was a CBS All-American. Sanders was previously the the offensive line coach at Westbrook Christian under legendary coach Steve Smith. He was there from 2022-24 and was the offensive coordinator his first season as well. Previously, he has been the head coach at Donoho from 2017-21 and before that coach Victory Christian from 2014-16. Sanders has a career record of 49-54 with four playoff trips. He went 9-12 with the Bulldogs. His winning percentage of 45% is the best since Scott Peavey, who went 6-4 in a lone season in 2005. "Yesterday, St. Clair County Schools made the

Ashville, AL · 2d

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You Won’t Believe The Best Ribs In The South Are Hiding At This Tiny Alabama Roadside Shack

Nobody hides treasure in a fancy box, and Cooter Brown’s Rib Shack in Jacksonville, Alabama proves that point with every single rack of ribs that comes off the smoker. The moment you catch that first wave of smoke drifting across the parking lot, you’ll understand why people drive from multiple counties away just to eat here.

Jacksonville, AL · 1d

The Cullman Tribune

ICE detains Wallace State soccer players after Lincoln traffic stop

HANCEVILLE, Ala. – Four days after Luis Orta-Santoro helped Wallace State Community College earn a spot in the national soccer tournament, Lincoln police arrested him and his twin brother, Carlos, during a traffic stop in Talladega County. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement said it took both players into custody the next day. Talladega County Sheriff’s Office records list the arrests of Luis Alejandro Orta-Santoro and Carlos Alberto Orta-Santoro, both 19, at 2:15 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 4. Each county booking lists one entry, “HOLD FOR ICE,” and a Nov. 5 release from the county jail. Neither booking lists a traffic charge. Their father, Carlos Enrique Orta Corredor, told WBRC the brothers were driving back to Wallace State after visiting their parents in Georgia. He said an officer stopped them in Lincoln for allegedly rolling through a stop sign, asked for their licenses and had both young men step out of the vehicle. They were handcuffed and spent the night in jail, he said. Lincoln police signed a task force agreement with ICE on July 20, according to 287(g) Watch, which tracks the agency’s published agreements. ICE says the program allows trained local officers to exercise limited immigration authority during routine police

Talladega County, AL · 1d

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AL: $9.3 Million in Growing Alabama Awards Will Improve Industrial Sites in 5 Communities

Five industrial sites across Alabama will soon be improved to better attract quality jobs thanks to more than $9.3 million in new funding, Governor Kay Ivey announced recently. The awards are part of the Growing Alabama Tax Credit program, which uses private dollars to improve publicly owned sites for economic development. Donors receive a tax credit equal to the value of their contributions to approved economic development organizations.

Alabama · 1d

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BLACKHAWK Officer Carry Slide Lock Folder

Jacksonville, Alabama - BLACKHAWK®, a trusted name in duty-grade equipment for military and law enforcement professionals, presents the OFFICER CARRY™ Slide Lock Folder. A back-to-basics folder, the OFFICER CARRY hits the perfect middle ground of light weight, positive manual operation, and multi-purpose performance. The central feature of the...

Jacksonville, AL · 23h

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Geraldine falls to Curry 13-6 in first-round upset

GERALDINE — In one of the biggest upsets in the first round of the AHSAA playoffs, the Curry Yellow Jackets left Coolidge-Isbell Field on Friday night with a first round victory over the Geraldine Bulldogs in a low-scoring 13-6 win. The Yellow Jackets had impressive advantages with 13 more minutes in time of possession while also holding the Bulldogs to just 169 total offensive yards for the entirety of the ballgame.

Geraldine, AL · 2d

The Gadsden Times

Gadsden City football ending 2026 season with hope for what's ahead

TRUSSVILLE — Sam Sollie and Dylan Perry did about all they could do in Gadsden City football's attempt to pull off a surprise win over Hewitt-Trussville to open the AHSAA playoffs on Friday, Nov. 6. The Titans raced out to an 11-point lead in the second quarter, as Sollie threw for two scores and the Titan defense was able to force back-to-back interceptions to set up the scoring drives. The Titans took a 4-point lead into the half as thoughts of an upset started to go through the visitor sideline. The second half saw a shootout ensue, with Sollie finding Perry on three touchdowns, from 59, 54 and 29 yards out but ultimately Jack Floyd was able to lift the Huskies to a 38-35 win with a three-touchdown night of his own. Sollie threw for 274 yards, 166 of those to Perry as the defense forced three turnovers. "We missed a lot of opportunities tonight," Gadsden City coach Ali Smith said. "I felt like we left a lot of points out there. We missed a lot of tackles, but its things we can build on. Pretty much everyone on the offense and defensive side will be back next year." The

Gadsden, AL · 2d

Calhoun Journal

Jax State Student Workers and Union Advocates Call for $10 Minimum Hourly Wage

JACKSONVILLE, AL — United Campus Workers–Jax State (UCW-Jax State) and Friends of the Union–Jax State (FOTU) are calling on Jacksonville State University to increase its minimum student worker wage to $10 per hour, citing concerns about compensation, student retention and the rising cost of living. The organizations announced their proposal following the university Board of […] The post Jax State Student Workers and Union Advocates Call for $10 Minimum Hourly Wage appeared first on Calhoun Journal .

Jacksonville, AL · 2d

Calhoun Journal

Gadsden State Announces Two-Ceremony Format for December Commencement

GADSDEN, AL — Gadsden State Community College will introduce a two-ceremony format for its December commencement exercises to accommodate increased enrollment and growing attendance by graduates, families, and guests. The ceremonies are scheduled for Thursday, December 17, at Richard Lindsey Arena on the college’s Cherokee Campus, located at 801 Cedar Bluff Road in Centre. The […] The post Gadsden State Announces Two-Ceremony Format for December Commencement appeared first on Calhoun Journal .

Gadsden, AL · 2d

The Gadsden Times

Voting open for Gadsden Times Athlete of the Week for Nov. 6

It's time to vote for the Gadsden area athlete of the week. This week there will be one combined poll for the best performances from the week ending Nov. 6. Last week Mayson Gray won the boys poll and Kenadee Robinson won the girls poll as Southside swept the voting. The nominees can come from any AHSAA sport. Nominees for athlete of the week come from the top performers the week before. Coaches and team stat keepers can submit stats to nominate players for top-performer lists. Voting will last until noon Thursday. Gadsden Times area boy athlete of the week nominees Boaz's Braylee Hogue - 25 points and 16 rebounds vs. Hartselle Boaz's Peyton Hall - 200 passing yards and 5 TDs, 111 rushing yards, INT returned for TD, 6 flag pulls Boaz's Dayton Porter - 182 total yards, 3 TDs Collinsville's Mason McAteer - 310 passing yards, 5 TDs Gadsden City's Sam Sollie - 274 passing yards, 5 TDs Piedmont's Jaxson Howard - 155 rushing yards, 3 TDs, 62-yard receiving score Spring Garden's Brady Ruark - 290 rushing yards, 3 total TDs Westbrook Christian's Titus Jones - rushing TD, two blocked punts, 7 tackles Vote for Gadsden Times Athlete

Gadsden, AL · 19h

Calhoun Journal

Jacksonville State University Establishes President’s Faculty Academic Roundtable to Strengthen Faculty Communication

JACKSONVILLE, AL — Jacksonville State University has established the President’s Faculty Academic Roundtable (PFAR), a 13-member group designed to facilitate direct communication and consultation between faculty representatives and university leadership. The Jacksonville State University Board of Trustees approved the new governance structure during its quarterly meeting on October 20, 2026. University President Dr. Don C. […] The post Jacksonville State University Establishes President’s Faculty Academic Roundtable to Strengthen Faculty Communication appeared first on Calhoun Journal .

Jacksonville, AL · 2d

The Gadsden Times

Top Gadsden-area performances at AHSAA cross country championships

Two Gadsden-area teams took home state cross country titles at the AHSAA state championship , while two runners won individual titles. The Sand Rock boys and Plainview girls team brough home team state titles while Brody Johnson won the individual title with a time of 16:32 in the 1-2A race. Jaxson Bruce took home the individual title in the 3A girls race. Many other runners took home top-five and top-10 performances to cap off a big day at the state championships. The state meet was held on Saturday, Nov. 7 in Moulton at Oakville Indian Mounds and Museum Park. See the top performers from the meet below. 5A Boys Southside's Conner Christopher ran a 17:18.1 to place 53rd and Colton Mikle placed 54th with a time of 17:18.8 5A girls Fort Payne's Kyndal Hughes placed fourth with a time of 18:20. Vanessa Tacam placed 22nd with a time of 19:44. Rayleigh Carpenter placed 28th with a time of 19:55. The Wildcats placed third as a team. Southside's Marlee Tucker placed 49th with a time of 20:50. 4A Boys Guntersville's Kyle Zeisset placed sixth with a time of 16:01. Jacksonville's Rua Mathis placed fourth with a time of 15:47. 4A girls

Gadsden, AL · 2d

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