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Hamilton Bulldogs · LuverneThe Brantley Bulldogs faced a tough defeat against the defending Class 1A state champions, the Leroy Bears. The Bulldogs fell short and ended their season as Leroy emerged victorious from the high-stakes AHSAA 1A quarterfinal with a score of 40-18. Head Coach Roland Jones Jr. commended his team's performance, acknowledging the challenging yet rewarding season.See the Story
Bulldogs fall to Leroy in quarterfinals
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Luverne · LuverneSeventh and eighth-grade students at Luverne School recently embarked on an exciting virtual field trip, venturing into the world of engineering courtesy of Auburn University. The interactive experience allowed students to delve into the life of an engineer and put their minds to work creating a mock spacecraft. One standout task involved students creating a spacecraft that allowed their astronaut to land quietly, securely and safely when dropped from varying heights.See the Story
Luverne students experience virtual field trip
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Luverne · LuverneThe show will be filming in the state in February 2024. If you or someone you know has a unique item or story to tell, and are ready to sell, they want to hear from you. American Pickers can also be found on Facebook @GotAPick.See the Story
American Pickers to film in Alabama
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Luverne · LuverneMs. Harrell’s Pre-K-2 class at Luverne School enjoyed a visit from “Mr. Turkey” thanks to Paige Beene and Robert Burgans. The students experienced a little “turkey love” by getting up close and personal with the bird many children only encounter on their Thanksgiving table. The post Luverne Pre-K meets ‘Mr. Turkey’ appeared first on Luverne Journal.See the Story
Luverne Pre-K meets ‘Mr. Turkey’
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Hamilton Bulldogs · LuverneThe Brantley Bulldogs (8-4) emerged victorious against the previously undefeated Loachapoka Indians (10-1) in a nail-biting game on Bulldog turf Friday. The Bulldogs, led by head coach Roland Jones, displayed resilience and determination as they handed the Indians their first loss of the season with a final score of 14-12 in round two of the Class 1A playoffs.See the Story
Bulldogs triumph over undefeated Loachapoka, ready to take on Leroy in round 3
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Luverne · LuverneJuandalynn Givan has declared her candidacy for the 2nd Congressional District seat. Givan is among 21 candidates vying for the seat Congressman Barry Moore is choosing to vacate because his hometown of Enterprise no longer sits in the newly-draw district. The Constitution does not require members of the U.S. House to live in their districts.See the Story
Givan declares candidacy for District 2 seat
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ThanksgivingSAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) — Thanksgiving is one of the busiest travel holidays of the year. At the Savannah-Hilton Head International Airport, no major delays or cancellations are expected, according to Lori Lynah, Director of Marketing & Air Service Development. She was only notified of two delays on Wednesday and both were for maintenance. Chris Hodges and his wife flew in from Nashville, visiting family in Beaufort, South Carolina for the holidays…See the Story
Thanksgiving travel tips for planning perfect trips
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Greenville, Alabama · GreenvilleThe Alabama Forestry Commission (AFC) has eased fire restrictions across much of the state. Effective 8 a.m. on Nov. 22, the commission lifted all burn restrictions in 33 counties. A Fire Alert replaced the No Burn order in 23 northern counties, where one-day burn permits will be issued to certified prescribed burn managers only.See the Story
Rain relieves South Alabama fire restrictions
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