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Dodge City, AL · Education

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Samford University Generates $1.08B Economic Impact, Supports 7,646 Alabama Jobs

HOMEWOOD, Ala. — November 3, 2026 — Samford University generated $1.08 billion in statewide economic output during fiscal year 2025, supporting an estimated 7,646 jobs, $645.8 million in Alabama gross domestic product and $426.3 million in personal income, according to a new independent study by the Public Affairs Research Council of Alabama.

Homewood, AL · 6d

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Alabama High School Football: First Round Playoff Pairings

BIRMINGHAM, AL – The regular season is over, and the road to a state championship begins next week. The projected first-round pairings for the 2026 AHSAA and AISA football playoffs are set. Most games kick off Friday, Nov. 6, and four AISA games move up to Thursday, Nov. 5. Class 6A No. 1 Prattville and No. 2 Thompson headline a group of eight teams projected for first-round byes. Top-ranked Clay-Chalkville (5A), Fyffe (2A), Maplesville (1A), Briarwood (Double-A Private), Westbrook Christian (Single-A Private) and Patrician (AISA AAA) all project to open at home.

Alabama · 9d

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9 Homewood High School students named National Merit semifinalists

For nine Homewood High School seniors, years of early mornings, challenging classes, late-night studying and countless questions answered correctly have added up to a distinction shared by fewer than 1% of high school seniors nationwide. Thatcher Firth, Ewan Pavy, Matthew Wang, Owens Cordell, Emma Rodgers, Engil Shanks, Hayes Fuhrman, Jackson...

Homewood, AL · 7d

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Rebels aiming for playoff success under new 6A format

The playoffs look a little different this fall for the Vestavia Hills High School football team, and the changes could work in the Rebels’ favor. The Alabama High School Athletic Association eliminated Class 7A as part of its latest reclassification, moving public schools back into six classes and placing private schools in their own divisions. Vestavia Hills now plays in Class 6A, Region 3, which looks much like the old 7A Region 3. Thompson, Hoover, Hewitt-Trussville, Oak Mountain, Tuscaloosa County and Prattville are still there, and Spain Park is back after two seasons in the old 6A.

Vestavia Hills, AL · 8d

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Vestavia Hills High students rally behind Prescott House for fall charity

For Vestavia Hills High School students, fall is a season filled with familiar traditions — homecoming floats, powder puff games, football, costumes, trunk-or-treat and school spirit. But this year, those traditions also have an important purpose: helping local children and families through Prescott House Child Advocacy Center. The VHHS...

Vestavia Hills, AL · 7d

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LBW enrollment rises 21.6% since 2020

Lurleen B. Wallace (LBW) Community College continues to experience strong enrollment growth while contributing to a historic achievement across Alabama's community college system. The Alabama Community College System (ACCS) has achieved a significant milestone this semester, surpassing the 100,000-enrollment mark for students in credit-based programs. The ACCS has now experienced enrollment growth for six consecutive years, currently sitting at a 3% increase over the final Fall 2025 number.

Alabama · 7d

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Tuscaloosa City Schools Issue Strong Warning To Local Drivers

Tuscaloosa City Schools is warning drivers about a spike in illegal school bus passings. More people are blowing past stopped buses with their red lights flashing, putting kids at risk during pickup and dropoff.

Tuscaloosa, AL · 9d

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HBCU students sound off on the Magic City Classic band rivalry

Alabama A&M and Alabama State students may be on opposite sides of the football at Legion Field on Oct. 31, but there’s at least one Magic City Classic event that unites them. Students said the “Fifth Quarter” marching band competition is everything. AL.com spoke with students from...

Birmingham, AL · 10d

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Huskies edge Pike Road, Cougars fall to Central

Hewitt-Trussville High School’s football team beat Pike Road 21-14 on Thursday night to finish the regular season. Jack Floyd was involved in all three Hewitt-Trussville touchdowns, running for 85 yards and two scores and throwing a 3-yard touchdown pass to Will Miller. Pike Road led 6-0 at halftime after...

Trussville, AL · 9d

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The long way home: Zach Allison returns to familiar territory to lead Mountain Brook basketball

Zach Allison has already lived the moment once. It came two years ago at the Big Orange Classic at Hoover High School, when the Pelham native brought his Jackson Prep team over from Mississippi and coached for the first time in front of a section packed with the family and friends who watched him grow up.

Mountain Brook, AL · 8d

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UAB Joins Association of American Universities, a First for Alabama

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — The University of Alabama at Birmingham has joined the Association of American Universities, becoming the first and only AAU member in Alabama. The AAU announced Thursday that... The post UAB Joins Association of American Universities, a First for Alabama appeared first on Birmingham Free Press .

Birmingham, AL · 10d

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New association drawing strong interest from public, private schools to break away from AHSAA

MONTGOMERY — Officials with the fledgling Gulf States Independent Athletic Association said Thursday that they don’t want the organization to be viewed as a counterpunch to the Alabama High School Athletic Association but revealed they are drawing interest from a vast number of private and public schools. Newly...

Alabama · 11d

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Jags roll past James Clemens in regular season finale

Spain Park High School’s football team beat James Clemens 48-21 on Thursday night in its regular-season finale. Spain Park gained 467 total yards, 259 of them on the ground, and scored 34 straight points after James Clemens tied the game at 7-7 on a 93-yard kickoff return. Spain Park...

Hoover, AL · 10d

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WATCH: Clay-Chalkville vs. Phenix City LIVE

Clay-Chalkville and Central Phenix City are set to go at it in a marquee high school football matchup on Friday. Touchdown Alabama will stream the game LIVE for free at 7 p.m. Christian Gilbert of Unlock Your Game will serve as the play-by-play commentator, and Touchdown Alabama’s Justin Smith will be the color commentator.

Phenix City, AL · 10d

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4 Childcare Services in Birmingham

Finding reliable childcare is one of the most overwhelming parts of motherhood. Luckily, Birmingham has plenty of options to meet the specific needs of your family. Here are four unique for childcare services in Birmingham. 1. Twinkle Toes Birmingham. Twinkle Toes Birmingham is a franchise that is locally owned and...

Birmingham, AL · 9d

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Vincent sends off seniors with second-straight win, defeats Tarrant

VINCENT – While the Vincent Yellow Jackets’ Class of 2027 won’t get to end their careers in the postseason, they capped off a season full of tests and resilience with one of the things they know how to do best–win. Vincent dominated the Tarrant Wildcats 42-3...

Vincent, AL · 10d

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Hundreds of middle schoolers attend Career Day at west Alabama high school

TUSCALOOSA COUNTY, Ala. (WBRC) - Hundreds of middle schoolers from Echols Middle School spent Thursday at Career Day at Tuscaloosa County High School. While there, students explored what types of careers they might want to pursue. They were exposed to technical jobs like carpentry, welding and possibilities in the medical field, among others.

Tuscaloosa County, AL · 10d

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‘Historically Black’: BCRI Exhibit Honors Alabama’s HBCU Legacy and Connects History to Today

The history of Alabama’s Historically Black Colleges and Universities is deeply connected to the history of the Civil Rights Movement, but their legacy extends beyond the struggle for equality. From educating generations of Black leaders to shaping campus traditions, culture and community, the institutions have helped define Alabama’s story.

Birmingham, AL · 10d

Yellowhammer News

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University of Alabama lands $9.9 million federal grant to bring intensive reading support to struggling students in 75 rural Alabama elementary schools

When a child struggles to read as classmates pull ahead, dominoes begin to fall. “It’s a fulcrum skill,” said Dr. Greg Benner, the Helen and Pat O’Sullivan Professor of special education at The University of Alabama. “If a child can’t read successfully, they can’t access the world around them. They can’t read to learn and […] The post University of Alabama lands $9.9 million federal grant to bring intensive reading support to struggling students in 75 rural Alabama elementary schools appeared first on Yellowhammer News .

Tuscaloosa, AL · 10d

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Football Friday: Regular season finishes up

Friday night means gameday for the local high school football teams, and Under the Lights is back to cover Football Friday. Chelsea and Spain Park played Thursday night, but Oak Mountain is in action Friday night against Homewood. For updates throughout Friday night and all season, follow sports editor Kyle...

Homewood, AL · 11d