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Life Still Feels Good In This Underrated Alabama Town Where Rent Stays Under $800
There are places in this country where life still moves at a speed that feels human, where your rent doesn’t consume your entire sense of financial wellbeing, and where the people around you actually know your name, and Geneva, Alabama is one of those places. Sitting quietly in the...
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Lynn Haven animal shelter receives $3,000 donation
BAY COUNTY, Fla. (WMBB) – The Lynn Haven Animal Shelter is receiving a $3,000 donation from Emerald Coast Hospice to help support its work caring for animals in need. This contribution is an important boost as it continues to grow and serve the community. The donation was made possible through the Lynn Haven Community Fund […]
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Mosley and Bay High football seasons end in regional quarterfinals
FORT WALTON BEACH, Fla. — Mosley’s football season came to an end Friday night as the Dolphins fell to Choctawhatchee 48-18 in the Class 4A Region 1 quarterfinals at Joe Etheredge Stadium. The Indians totaled six rushing touchdowns and piled up more than 250 yards on the ground. Baseball signing Mosley baseball pitcher Ryan Harless signs with Louisville Bozeman football Bozeman football rallies past Oak Hall for first playoff win since 2023 Choctaw opened the scoring with two explosive run plays from running back Carter Marracco, setting up a 30-yard touchdown run to give the Indians an early lead. Mosley answered with a more methodical offensive drive, capped by a 9-yard touchdown pass from quarterback JP Holsombake to Caleb Kapps. The Dolphins elected to go for two, with Julian Agurs punching it in on a run to give Mosley an 8-7 advantage. The Dolphins' defense also made its presence felt early. Edge rusher Elijah Waldrop forced Choctaw quarterback Baker Giles to fumble twice, creating opportunities for Mosley to seize momentum. "The defense did a great job early, they forced two turnovers, but we didn't capitalize on that," Mosley head coach Tommy Joe Whiddon said. "We had some senseless penalties that