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Famed Selma photographer Jerry Siegel attracts large turnout to SAG Gallery
Famed published photographer and Selma native Jerry Siegel enjoyed a large turnout for his reception and show Sunday at the Selma Art Guild’s (SAG) Gallery. Siegel is the SAG featured artist for the months of October and November. A selection of his photographs and books will remain up for view and sale through the months of October and November on Saturday from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m.
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Huntingdon Wins Chimney Oaks Women’s Invitational
HOMER, Ga. — Huntingdon College closed out the Chimney Oaks Women's Invitational with another strong performance Tuesday at the Chimney Oaks Golf Club, finishing atop the leaderboard to claim the team championship. The Hawks entered the final round with a 35-stroke lead and carded a 324 (+36) in the...
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Community backs Down syndrome-inspired film
AUBURN — A film about believing in the potential of those with differing abilities has found the perfect community to champion it. From local investors and businesses to the nationally recognized EAGLES Program in Auburn University’s College of Education, support for the upcoming film “ABLE” continues to grow across the Auburn-Opelika area.
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Flush with laughs: “Urinetown” takes the stage at Cloverdale Playhouse in Montgomery
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WAKA) — Looking for a laugh this weekend? A musical comedy about a city where private toilets are outlawed is taking the stage at the Cloverdale Playhouse. “Urinetown: The Musical” opens Thursday, Oct. 8, and runs through Oct. 18 at the theater in Montgomery. The satirical...
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Shon Harvey Emotional Support Coloring Book | Talk of Alabama | 10.5.2026
Shon Harvey is a Birmingham Content Creator who channeled her love for sports, and creativity into a specialty coloring book series that allows football fans the chance to express their joy and frustrations through coloring. The product line, along with graphic tees are available on her website at joyfulharvey.com.
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256 Today Roundup: Events across North Alabama this week (Oct. 2- Oct. 8)
October has arrived and North Alabama is starting off the month with anime, festivals, and cemetery strolls. Anime Town – Huntsville October 2 – 4 The VBC hosts Anime Town […] The post 256 Today Roundup: Events across North Alabama this week (Oct. 2- Oct. 8) appeared first on 256 Today .
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‘Such a gem’: Filmmakers praise Alabama as movie filmed in state opens nationwide
Grief, family drama and sports rivalries come into play in “Last Shot,” a film that opens on Friday, Oct. 2, in select theaters nationwide. Movie fans in Alabama are likely to have a special interest in “Last Shot,” which was filmed in the Birmingham area in August 2025. The cast includes celebrities such as Jaime Pressly, Michael Rapaport, Laraine Newman and Alabama native Johnny Simmons.
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Watch: Dallas Academy sells to Selma artists
Dallas Academy in downtown Selma has sold to Tres and Helene Taylor, artists in Selma who want to turn the historic building into a haven for artists. The art team also is working with the city of Selma to house artists at closed Byrd School . Todd and Cindy talk...
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Prattville Spooky Movie night rescheduled for Oct. 30
The City of Prattville will host its 4th annual Spooky Movie Night on Friday, October 30, at the Pratt Park Greenspace beside Stanley-Jensen Stadium. Originally scheduled for October 3, Spooky Movie Night has been rescheduled due to weather. The family-friendly event will feature Hotel Transylvania, with food trucks on site and ready to be served beginning at 6:00 p.m. The movie will begin at 7:00 p.m.
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Australian Country Music Star Lily Grace performs at Greenville Middle School
Lily Grace the Australian native– turn Nashville country music star spoke with 7th and 8th grade choir and band members at Greenville Middle School. She also performed original and well-known music pieces and also spoke with students about how she started out writing music at just 10 years old.
Troy Messenger
SOTS welcomes four Troy locals
The Troy University Sound of the South (SOTS) Marching Band welcomed four of Troy’s own into the program this school year. The members are Noble Law, Jeremiah Jones, Isabella Daniel and Alexander Oliver. Law and Jones both expressed their gratitude for being a part of their hometown university band.
Troy Messenger
All because of the Tilt-A-Whirl, the kids could see it all
Come join The Pioneer Museum of Alabama for Pioneer Days 2026 on Friday, Oct. 9, and Saturday, Oct. 10, from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. each day. The event features two days of living history with a focus on folk and traditional arts. Scheduled demonstrations include Dutch oven cooking on...
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YFN Lucci, Yung Miami and more to headline Alabama State University Homecoming concert
YFN Lucci, Yung Miami To Headline ASU Homecoming Alabama State University is bringing major hip-hop talent to Montgomery for its […] The post YFN Lucci, Yung Miami and more to headline Alabama State University Homecoming concert appeared first on Hip Hop Vibe .
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WBRC 6 News to broadcast Magic City Classic parade live
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - WBRC 6 News is proud to sponsor the annual Magic City Classic Parade, giving viewers a front-row seat to the biggest pre-game celebration of the year. The excitement begins Saturday, Oct. 31, 2026, ahead of the historic rivalry game between Alabama A&M University and Alabama State...
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All rise: The Judge is back in play on Alabama’s Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail
Anyone who has ever set foot on the first tee of The Judge course at Capitol Hill in Prattville, Ala., will remember it for a lifetime. I first played it 25 years ago, during a week-long tour of five Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail sites. To this day, I can tell you who my playing partners were that day, the name of the director of golf who came out to see us off, what club I hit off that tee (hybrid) and my score (bogey … of course). The first tee at The Judge sits 200 feet above the fairway, with the Alabama River pinching into the landing area on the right and swampy terrain to the left. It is as beautiful as it is terrifying – a fitting opener for a scenic, yet demanding layout. On Oct. 1, The Judge reopens to the public following a 10-month renovation and restoration project. Some of that reflects the normal restoration of a high-demand course entering its 27 th season. For example, new irrigation was installed around all 18 greens and each surface received a fresh resurfacing of TifEagle Bermuda, which also combatted the natural shrinkage on the periphery of the greens.