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High School Football Scoreboard

August 23, 2024
Class 7A

Auburn 49, North Miami Beach (FL) 0

Austin 35, Hartselle 34

Bob Jones 48, Cullman 12

Central-Phenix City 61, Pinson Valley 14

Daphne 34, McGill-Toolen Catholic 15

Davidson 36, Murphy 24

Dothan 27, Chiles (FL) 7

Enterprise 35, Andalusia 7

Foley 39, Baldwin County 25

Grayson (GA) 15, Thompson 14 (OT)

Grissom 41, Lee-Huntsville 6

Hewitt-Trussville 50, JAG 6

Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa 32, Florence 20

James Clemens 17, Gardendale 10

Oak Mountain 38, Briarwood Christian 28

Opelika 28, Benjamin Russell 14

Pace (FL) 17, Mary Montgomery 14

Prattville 41, Pike Road 37

Robertsdale 31, Chickasaw 0

Shaw (GA) 15, Smiths Station 6

Class 6A

Athens 21, Mae Jemison 6

Baker 33, Theodore 23

Bessemer City 19, Center Point 16

Brookwood 48, Jasper 7

Buckhorn 33, Decatur 19

Central-Tuscaloosa 31, Tuscaloosa County 28

Chelsea 24, Mobile Christian 3

Choctawhatchee (FL) 38, Gulf Shores 7

Clay-Chakville 28, Hueytown 7

Gadsden City 33, Muscle Shoals 29

Homewood 35, John Carroll Catholic 6

McAdory 38, Pleasant Grove 35

Minor 47, Dorta 15

Mountain Brook 28, Demopolis 0

Northridge 30, Calera 27

Oxford 56, Central Carroll 46

Parker 41, Ramsay 12

Pell City 35, Pelham 7

Percy Julian 26, Paul Bryant 19

Rehobeth 36, Ashford 29

Russell County 32, Carroll 0

Saraland 35, Jackson 27

Shades Valley 41, Woodlawn 20

Spain Park 38, Sparkman 7

Spanish Fort 42, Fairhope 6

Stanhope Elmore 28, Marbury 13

St. Paul’s Episcopal 10, UMS-Wright 3

Wetumpka 19, Beauregard 14

Class 5A

Arab 35, Albertville 0

Ardmore 55, Tanner 7

Boaz 47, Madison County 7

Central, Clay County 40, Handley 7

Citronelle 28, Millry 25

Elmore County 28, Dadeville 7

Gainesville (GA) 31, Moody 7

Guntersville 35, Southside 0

Hayden 30, Brewer 16

Headland 19, Dale County 10

Jacksonville 43, Etowah 33

Jemison 44, St. Clair County 8

Lawrence County 52, East Lawrence 12

Leeds 42, Mortimer Jordan 20

Montevallo 32, Tarrant 0

Montgomery Catholic 42, Saint James 12

Northside West Blocton 33

Priceville 68, Columbia 6

Russellville 35, Deshler 21

Scottsboro 31, Fort Payne 6

Selma 30, Park Crossing 20

Shelby County 57, Lincoln 10

Springville 20, Ashville 19

Sylacauga 69, Central Coosa 28

Wenonah 23, Jackson-Olin 14

Williamson 52, B.T. Washington (FL) 0

Class 4A

Bibb County 29, Chilton County 21

B.T. Washington 18, Eufaula 10

Central-Florence 28, Colbert Clounty 7

Corner 32, Winfield 13

Danville 68, Tharptown 0

DAR 21, Brindlee Mountain 8

Fairfield 21, LeFlore 20

Fultondale 34, Linden 26

Haleyville 27, West Point 24

Holt 41, R.C. Hatch 6

North Jackson 14, Sylvania 6

Oak Grove 50, Weaver 6

Orange Beach 27, Elberta 211

Rogers 42, Wilson 17

Satsuma 43, McIntosh 6

Sipsey Valley 58, Greene County 32

St. Michael Catholic 31, Bayside Academy 10

West Limestone 48, Clements 7

West Morgan 31, Randolph 0

Westminster Christian 42, East Limestone 20

White Plains 35, Talladega 20

Class 3A

Alabama Christian 30, Escambia County 26

Beulah 39, Abbeville 14

Carbon Hill 20, Curry 14

Colbert Heights 39, Cherokee 20

Dallas County 28, Francis Marion 14

Elkmont 22, St. John Paul II Catholic 20

Flomaton 23, Clarke County 12

Geraldine 35, Sardis 6

Glencoe 31, Southeastern 12

Glenwood 21, Valley 20

Gordo 62, Fayette County 12

Hale County 33, Pickens Academy 20

J.B. Pennington 55, Susan Moore 0

Locust Fork 45, Oneonta 14

Oakman 20, Cordova 6

Ohatchee 76, New Hope 71

Hillcrest-Evergreen 16, B.C. Rain 14

Houston Academy 45, GW Long 12

Lauderdale County 41, Lexington 0

Lee-Scott 33, Excel 16

Mars Hill Bible 34, Madison Academy 7

Midfield 28, Huffman 26

Montgomery Academy 22, Tallassee 6

Pataula Charter (GA) 28, Northside Methodist 11

Piedmont 34, Cherokee County 27

Prattville Christian 14, Autaugaville 0

Randolph County 34, Woodland 6

Southside-Selma 30, Carver-Birmingham 12

Thomasville 35, Leroy 0

Trinity Presbyterian 21, Holtville 10

Vinemont 16, Falkville 14

Class 2A

Aliceville 21, Pickens County 13

Belgreen 20, Shoals Christian 6

Cleveland 18, Whitesburg Christian 16

Cold Springs 48, Hanceville 30

Cottonwood 22, Randolph-Clay (GA) 0

Decatur Heritage 42, Sheffield 22

Gaston 32, Asbury 0

Geneva County 54, Pleasant Home 12

Highland Home 38, Straughn 9

Horseshoe Bend 22, Saks 8

Isabella 21, Thorsby 14

J.U. Blacksher 32, Marengo 8

LaFayette 49, Ellwood Christian 0

Lamar County 12, South Lamar 6

Lanett 14, Bullock County 13

Mt. Zion (GA) 43, Ranburne 36

North Sand Mountain 32, Woodville 6

Pierce County (GA) 41, Coosa Christian 7

Pike Liberal 35, New Brockton 6

Pleasant Valley 28, West End 12

Providence Christian 33, Wicksburg 7

Section 20, Ider 6

Tuscaloosa Academy 38, American Christian 24

Vincent 19, Winterboro 6

Washington County 26, Cottage Hill Christian 20

Winston County 48, Addison 13

Zion Chapel 27, Kinston 20

Class 1A

Appalachian 28, Holly Pond 16

Bayshore Christian 35, Fruitdale 12

Billingsley 46, Greensboro 20

Brilliant 28, Waterloo 6

Choctaw County 40, Sumter Central 26

Elba 50, Luverne 22

Fayetteville 14, Childersburg 6

Florala 31, Monroe County 25

Gaylesville 42, Donoho 28

Keith 10, Calhoun 8

Lynn 33, Meek 20

McKenzie 47, Wilcox Central 18

Spring Garden 41, Sand Rock 7

Valley Head 34, Cedar Bluff 13

Verbena 30, Holy Spirit Catholic 12

Victory Christian 51, Sumiton Christian 7

Wadley 34, B.B. Comer 6

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Community Feature GCV News

Scenes from the CVMC Chair Presentation from the Sylacauga City Schools Foundation

A great crowd gathered in the halls of Sylacauga High School Monday (7/15) afternoon as the second CVMC Chair was presented by the Sylacauga City Schools Foundation. But this one was different, this one was special – it recognized the contributions made by the hospital’s food team, the Hickory Street Cafe!

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Community News GCV News

12 Alabama school districts score 20% improvement in third-grade reading

Jim’ Zig’ Zeigler – His beat is the colorful and positive about Alabama. He writes about Alabama people, places, events, groups and prominent deaths. He is a former Alabama Public Service Commissioner and State Auditor. You can reach him for comments at ZeiglerElderCare@yahoo.com. Find the original story HERE.

The welcoming introduction Monday to 2,900 educators at the annual “MegaConference” was indeed welcome news. State School Superintendent Dr. Eric Mackey opened the 2024 MegaConference on Monday by announcing that 12 Alabama school districts gained a remarkable 20% or higher in reading scores for third graders.

The conference, called the largest gathering of educators in Alabama, celebrated its 25th anniversary with its largest annual attendance — roughly 2,900 educators. They are meeting all week at the Mobile Convention Center. There are 100 school districts represented.

Mackey had the attendees from each of the twelve improved districts stand and be recognized:

The reading test is administered to all public school students toward the end of their third-grade year. A student reading at grade level is promoted to fourth grade. If a student is not reading at a third-grade level, he is either held back or other “good cause exemptions” are imposed.

Mackey also announced that the Orange Beach School District had 100% of its third-grade students reading at grade level.

The theme of the 2024 MegaConference is “Unlocking Potential: The Power of Education.”

The keynote speaker for the MegaConference was Dr. Susan Pepper, author of the book “Teaching in the Fast Lane.” The conference gave out copies of her book there. 1819 News will write a book review for later publication.

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Community Feature GCV News

The Weekend in Pictures

Community Fireworks Show

Sylacauga Aviation Day

Kiwanis Rubber Duck Race

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Childersburg City Council meetings Community News GCV News

Childersburg Council accepts $200,000 from IDB & transfers to CDA for downtown rehabilitation

The Childersburg City Council held their 2nd June regular meeting at 6:00 p.m. on Tuesday, June 18th at 6:00 p.m.

In New Business, the Council approved Resolution 2024-07 to accept $200,000 from the Childersburg Industrial Development Board and designating those funds to the City Commercial Development Authority. The funds will be used for the purpose of downtown rehabilitation and economic growth.

The Council took care of regulatory paperwork with the passage of Resolution 2024-08, which approved the FY 2025 Rural Transportation grant operating budget.

Training was approved for Childersburg Police Chief Keven Koss to attend the AACOP Summer Conference at Orange Beach from July 28th through August 1st. The cost includes $200 registration, 4-nights lodging at $1,076, and per diem.

Approval was given to repair a 2021 Ford Police Interceptor, performed by Collier Motors at a cost of $2269.21.

The Council also approved payment of Invoices in the amount of $210,920.05.

The next regular meeting will be held on Tuesday, July 2nd at 6:00 p.m.

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GCV News

Three Georgia suspects arrested as a result of a commercial burglary in Alabama

Acting on a tip from the Randolph County Sheriff’s Department in Alabama, three Tallapoosa, GA residents have been arrested by the Haralson County Georgia Sheriff’s Office. Douglas Boatright, Kohlton Sheets, and Krista Bradberry have been charged with stealing a Penske truck on June 11, 2024.

Shortly after their arrest, a search warrant from Alabama led authorities to find items from Randolph County, AL inside the truck, along with masks, tools, and a small quantity of methamphetamine.

The trio face charges that include obstruction of a law enforcement officer, theft by bringing stolen property into the state, theft by receiving stolen property, possession of the tools for the commission of a crime, possession of methamphetamine. Boatright and Sheets also face probation violations. Boatright, the drive of the truck, also faces charges of reckless driving, fleeing or attempting to elude charges.

It is not clear if or when Alabama authorities will file charges in connection with the arrests in Georgia.

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Community Event Community Feature Community News

Scenes from the Fed Up Shipping Ribbon-Cutting & Grand Opening!

Fed Up Shipping opened its doors for business Wednesday (6-12). We’ll bring a feature story on the many available services, but first, please enjoy scenes from the big day!

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Community Event Community Feature

Happy 100th Birthday!

Happy 100th Birthday to Ms. Sarah Miles of Childersburg!

Born June 11, 1924, Ms. Miles celebrated THE milestone birthday over the weekend with family & friends!

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Community Feature Community News GCV News

Reading Fun for Kids!

There’s a fun, new reading contest in play for kids from age 3 to 18 at the B.B. Comer Memorial Library! The “Book Scavenger Hunt” has begun and runs through July 31st!

Book Scavenger Hunt forms are available at the library and participating businesses. Match the book number and name with the clue. Book posters are in business windows on Broadway Avenue between and including the library, the Sylacauga Board of Education, and the Sylacauga Municipal Complex.

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Sylacauga Farmers Markets celebrates another Opening Day!

The 2024 Season of the Sylacauga Farmers Markey kicked off Friday morning (5/31) in Central Park, across from Blue Bell Creameries. The Market operates on Fridays from 7:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon until at least mid-August. Check out the slide show at the bottom to see what you’ll find!

Pete Baker’s 4-Mile Farms Produce is a long-time SFM vendor with fresh-picked produce from his farm in Bonair. But, you need to catch him early, as he generally sells a full truck in no time at all!

Charles & Margaret Courtney of Courtney Farms is another long-time SFM vendor with all sorts of farm-fresh produce. But, let’s be real… It’s those delicious peaches from their farm in Chilton County farm that is their greatest draw!

Teresa Vise is the host from T’s Produce. Her fresh-picked produce is highlighted from a long list of available fresh herbs & spices!

Alivia Hardy spends her time in the kitchen, produced baked goodies & candies for WillowBugs Baking!

SFM Manager Will Brooks says they’ll be adding more home-baked goods, plants, and produce in the coming weeks!

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