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Two Brooks athletes sign letters of intent
KILLEN, Ala. (WAFF) - Two Brooks baseball players sign their letters of intent during the early signing period. Andrew Edwards signed to play baseball at Mississippi Valley State. “I’ve worked for this day my whole life,” Edwards said. “It’s a day I’ve been dreaming of since I was a little...
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PREP FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS: Good Hope, Vinemont and Addison to host playoff games as Cold Springs visits Lexington
CULLMAN, Ala. – Vinemont will play for its first state quarterfinal berth since 1993 on Friday, Nov. 13, when Fayette County visits for the first football meeting between the schools. Good Hope also gets its first home game of the postseason, against ninth-ranked Deshler. Cold Springs travels to Lexington for a meeting of 10-win teams, and unbeaten Addison hosts Sulligent with their all-time series tied at three wins apiece. All four second-round games in the Alabama High School Athletic Association playoffs kick off at 7 p.m. Central. Rankings are from the Alabama Sports Writers Association’s final regular-season poll. Class 4A — No. 9 Deshler (9-2) at Good Hope (8-3) Good Hope and Deshler meet for the first time Friday at James W. Shabel Stadium. The Tigers went 7-0 in Region 7, including a 55-14 win at West Point, and held Central of Clay County to one touchdown in a 24-7 first-round victory. The Raiders earned their home date with a 24-21 double-overtime win at Fairfield. Parker Johnson’s 15-yard touchdown run helped Good Hope build a 14-0 lead, but Fairfield tied the game in regulation and answered Karson Hollis’ touchdown in the first overtime. An interception on Fairfield’s next possession gave
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Athenaeum awarded $17,064 state grant for renovations, improvements
The Athenaeum Rectory, commonly referred to as Columbia's prized hidden jewel, is the recipient of a $17,064 grant for capital maintenance and improvements from the Tennessee State Museum. According to a recent news release, grant funding will be used for foundation repairs to the eastern elevation of the historic home, an ongoing project to restore the only remaining structure tied to the former Columbia Female Institute. “This grant will enable us to complete badly needed repairs on the Athenaeum,” said Kayla Southern, president of the Maury County APTA, the governing body of the Athenaeum Rectory. “The Athenaeum has such an important history, and this grant helps us in our preservation efforts to ensure the home is around for future generations to discover and appreciate.” The Tennessee General Assembly made available $5 million in funding from the 2026-27 Appropriations act, according to the release, "for the sole purpose of providing grants to museums with a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization or affiliated with a governmental entity for capital maintenance and improvements." The Capital Maintenance and Improvements grant required a minimum request of $5,000 and a maximum amount of $100,000, with all projects to be completed by June 30, 2027, according to the release.
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Things to do: Pancake Day, holiday market, Carol Burnett stage shows, concert benefits
This weekend's top events will feature Noon Rotary's Pancake Day, holiday shopping at Spring Hill High School, Carol Burnett Dinner Shows and a special benefit concert at The Mulehouse. 1. Noon Rotary Pancake Day A Mule Town tradition for more than 70 years returns this weekend as Columbia Noon Rotary hosts its annual Pancake Day. Pancake Day will run from 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday at The Memorial Building, 308 W. 7th St. For $10, guests will enjoy all-you-can-eat pancakes created using Noon Rotary's guarded secret recipe. Groups of three are priced at $25. Children ages 6 and under get to eat for free. In addition to pancakes, Pancake Day will also feature a silent auction. Also new this year will be pictures with Santa from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. 2. Spring Hill High School Holiday Market Get a jumpstart on this year's holiday shopping at Spring Hill High School's second annual Holiday Market. The market will run from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at SHHS, located at 1 Raider Lane. In addition to more than 50 vendors selling everything from baked goods to toys, tumblers and handmade candles, the market will feature local food trucks. It