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Rebels roll to start playoffs

Vestavia Hills High School’s football team beat Huntsville 50-12 on Friday night at Thompson Reynolds Stadium in the first round of the Class 6A playoffs. The Rebels were dominant in their first home playoff game since 2013. They will now play at Sparkman next week in the second round of the playoffs.

Vestavia Hills, AL · 4d
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Playoff football: Jags hold off Buckhorn

Spain Park High School’s football team beat Buckhorn 38-28 on Friday night at Tommy Ledbetter Stadium in New Market in the first round of the Class 6A playoffs. Spain Park led 28-7 in the third quarter and held off a Buckhorn rally with a drive that took more than six minutes off the clock.

Hoover, AL · 4d
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Football Friday: Rebels back at home

Friday night means gameday for the local high school football teams, and Under the Lights is back to cover Football Friday. Vestavia Hills begins its Class 6A playoff run Friday night, as the Rebels host Huntsville. For updates throughout Friday nights and all season, follow sports editor Kyle Parmley on...

Vestavia Hills, AL · 6d
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The Cullman Tribune

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Wallace State welcomes Morgan County counselors, career coaches for campus luncheon

HANCEVILLE, Ala. – Wallace State Community College hosted counselors and career coaches from Morgan County Schools on Wednesday, Nov. 4, for its Counselor and Career Coach Luncheon at the Peinhardt Conference Center in the college’s School of Nursing and Center for Science. “We appreciate Wallace State for hosting Morgan County’s counselors and career coaches and for continuing to invest in partnerships that help us better prepare our students for life after graduation,” MCS career coaches shared after the visit. “Today we’re here at our Counselor and Career Coach Luncheon, inviting tons of counselors … ready to showcase all about Wallace State,” said Logan Edmonds, Wallace State’s director of recruiting. “We’re going to go over great updates, admissions processes, scholarships, housing opportunities, all for our students.” Guests began the morning with a general tour and overview of the Hanceville campus, followed by a welcome from Wallace State Vice President for Advancement and Innovation Suzanne Harbin and introductions of the college’s deans. After an icebreaker, guests sat down to lunch, prepared and served by Wallace State’s culinary students. The main course featured roasted chicken over mashed sweet potatoes with Brussels sprouts. The afternoon focused on the programs and services counselors can share

Morgan County, AL · 6d

WHNT News 19

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‘Never easy’: John Ritter out as Decatur High football coach

Ritter spent three seasons at Decatur and posted a 6-24 record.

Decatur, AL · 7d

hamlineoracle.com

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Shandi Burrows: The woman who preserves Hamline history

University Archivist Shandi Burrows has been at Hamline for a little over two years, and has already had a massive impact on our campus. Born and raised in Madison, Alabama, she has always thrown herself into her passions, even at a young age. Growing Up. When she was in middle...

Madison, AL · 6d

WBRC

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Football forfeit amid new AHSAA playoff format

Birmingham, AL · 5d

USA TODAY

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Winless Alabama high school football team makes playoffs, forfeits first game

After going 0-10 during the regular season, St. John Paul II (AL) has opted to forgo its opening postseason game against Briarwood Christian (AL) and end its season. Bn Thomas of AL.com reported on Monday, Nov. 3, that the Huntsville-area school's decision comes after it finished its season with a 21-17 loss to Danville (AL). The school released a statement stating that the decision was made to ensure the safety and well-being of its players. The release states that they entered their regular season finale with just 22 players and after suffering six more injuries, would have only 16 available players for the game against Briarwood Christian. Earlier in the season, the two teams played with Briarwood Christian winning that game 56-7. “While this is an incredibly unfortunate situation that is entirely out of our control, the safety of our student-athletes must always come first,” the release states. “We deeply wish we could take the field this Friday, but we cannot compromise the health and safety of our young men. We extend our sincere apologies to Briarwood Christian School’s players, coaches and fans for the disruption to their schedule, and we thank our own school community for their understanding and

Huntsville, AL · 8d

AL.com

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5 things to know about Round 1 of high school football playoffs in the Huntsville area

Here are five things to know about the first round of the 2026 high school football postseason in the Huntsville area.

Huntsville, AL · 7d

256 Today

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Tennessee Tech brings free admissions event to Huntsville, highlighting in-state tuition for North Alabama students

Tennessee Tech University is bringing its admissions team to Huntsville next week, giving prospective North Alabama students a chance to explore their college options and learn more about new in-state […] The post Tennessee Tech brings free admissions event to Huntsville, highlighting in-state tuition for North Alabama students appeared first on 256 Today .

Huntsville, AL · 6d

The Cullman Tribune

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St. Bernard Prep launches podcast: ‘The Benedictine Beat’

CULLMAN, Ala. – Conversations about history, language and the people behind one of Cullman’s historic institutions are at the heart of “The Benedictine Beat,” a new podcast from St. Bernard Preparatory School. The short podcast invites listeners from Cullman and surrounding communities to get to know the school’s teachers, staff, coaches and others through relaxed, personal conversations. Each episode explores their backgrounds and interests, with topics that reach beyond campus life. The first episode features James Griffin, a history teacher at St. Bernard who also works as a lawyer. The conversation covers his background, how history and law connect and why studying the past helps us understand human nature. The second episode features Brother Damien Jackson, O.S.B., a Latin teacher at St. Bernard. It explores how language, monastic life and Benedictine traditions can offer lessons that extend beyond the classroom. Listeners do not need a connection to St. Bernard to enjoy the series. Whether they are interested in history, curious about life at a boarding school or simply enjoy hearing people’s stories, “The Benedictine Beat” offers an opportunity to learn more about their neighbors. Founded in 1891, St. Bernard Preparatory School is a Catholic college-preparatory day and boarding school for

Cullman, AL · 7d

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St. John Paul II forfeits upcoming football game over player safety concerns

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - St. John Paul II Catholic High School announced Monday that its varsity football team will forfeit its scheduled game this Friday against Briarwood Christian Academy, citing severe roster shortages and player safety concerns. School officials stated that after entering last Friday’s matchup against Danville High School...

Huntsville, AL · 8d

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AAMU Students Help Shape Solar Farm’s Future

Alabama A&M University students are gaining paid research experience while exploring how land surrounding the campus solar farm could support agriculture, recreation and renewable energy. The interdisciplinary initiative involves urban planning, engineering, computer science and agricultural sciences, giving students opportunities to help shape campus development. “Students need to have a...

Huntsville, AL · 8d

The Cullman Tribune

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PREP FOOTBALL: Cold Springs finishes 9-1 as Cullman County teams close regular season

CULLMAN, Ala. – Cold Springs completed a nine-win regular season with a 57-20 victory over Tanner on Thursday, Oct. 29, while Good Hope’s loss at Scottsboro on Friday settled the Raiders into third place in their region. Cullman, Fairview, Holly Pond and Hanceville closed their seasons with road losses Friday, Oct. 30. Vinemont had already completed its regular season and secured a playoff berth. Cold Springs, Good Hope and Vinemont will represent Cullman County in the postseason. Neighboring Addison and Meek also qualified, with Meek winning its fifth straight game on Friday and Addison entering the playoffs unbeaten. The first round begins Friday, Nov. 6. Rankings referenced below reflect the Oct. 28 Alabama Sports Writers Association poll. No. 10 Cold Springs 57, Tanner 20 Cooper Johnson rushed for 124 yards and three touchdowns on 17 carries as Cold Springs defeated Tanner on senior night Thursday, Oct. 29, in Bremen. After falling behind 7-0, the Eagles scored 27 unanswered points before halftime. Johnson scored on runs of 1 and 11 yards, Cason Alexander added a 3-yard touchdown and Sam Hunt kicked a 30-yard field goal. Tanner opened the second half with an 87-yard touchdown pass to cut the margin to 27-14.

Cullman County, AL · 7d

BroBible

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New Alabama High School Football Playoff Format Forces 0-10 Team To Forfeit Against Undefeated Opponent

St. John Paul II is choosing to bow out of the high school football playoffs in Alabama. It has decided to forfeit its upcoming game against Brairwood Christian to preserve the health and safety of its student-athletes. There are not enough players available to compete. As a result, the Lions will advance to the next […] The post New Alabama High School Football Playoff Format Forces 0-10 Team To Forfeit Against Undefeated Opponent appeared first on BroBible.

Birmingham, AL · 8d

WAFF

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‘Visibility always wins’: New Lawrence County superintendent outlines vision for district

LAWRENCE COUNTY, Ala. (WAFF) -Lawrence County Schools has a new leader at the helm as Dr. Jeremy Madden officially steps in as the district’s superintendent of education. Madden, who was recently sworn in to fulfill an open term, brings nearly three decades of Alabama public education experience to the role.

Lawrence County, AL · 9d

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Lady Red Devils fall in state semi-finals

BIRMINGHAM — The Fyffe Lady Red Devils season came to a close on Wednesday in the semi-finals of the AHSAA Class 2A volleyball playoffs. The Red Devils would fall to the G.W. Long Rebels in three sets, 25-23, 25-19, 25-21. It was the first semi-final appearance for the Red Devils since 2022. Fyffe closes out their season with a 33-17 record.

Fyffe, AL · 8d

AL.com

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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 · 12d

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Scottsboro High School principal and SRO credited with saving student who collapsed

SCOTTSBORO, Ala. (WAFF) - A Scottsboro High School principal and school resource officer helped save the life of a student who collapsed during a senior tradition on campus. The student has since returned to the classroom. Student collapses during parking spot painting. Seniors were gathered on campus before school started...

Scottsboro, AL · 11d

WHNT News 19

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UAH gets over $3M to help students prepare for college, careers

The University of Alabama in Huntsville has secured a $3,231,252 federal GEAR UP grant that will serve about 700 students in Limestone and Marshall counties over the next six years.

Huntsville, AL · 10d