The South Alabamian Football is a game of opportunities and the Leroy Bears took advantage of four Jackson Aggie miscues in the first half to win the annual Battle of the Tombigbee 41-6 Thursday night at Simpkins Stadium-Legion Field in Jackson. More...
The Coffeeville Panthers began their season in harsh fashion as the Eagles from A.L. Johnson of Thomaston came to Coffeeville and defeated Coach Walter Rozier's Panthers 58-6. More...
The Clarke Prep School Gators suffered their first loss in almost a year as they lost 27- 14 to AAA powerhouse Faith Academy last Friday in Mobile. More...
Beginning with the 2006-07 high school basketball season, only one warning will be given for any of the four delay situations before a technical foul is assessed, including the newlyapproved delay situation for water on the court following a time-out More...
The Game and Fish Division of Alabama is offering hunter education courses at Alabama Southern Community College, Thomasville campus on September 11-13. The classes will be held from 5-9 p.m. each night. More...
An opinion issued today by Alabama Attorney General Troy King apparently will stop plans by the Alabama Department of Revenue (ADOR) to collect new taxes aimed at hunting establishments in the state. Jerry A. More...
The Clarke County High School Bulldogs hung tough but fell 21-6 to the visiting Tigers of T.R. Miller last Friday night at H.G. Prim Stadium in Grove Hill. More...
The Thomasville Tigers jumped out to an early lead and then played great second half defense to beat the Sweet Water Bulldogs 20-14 at Dover F. Anderson Stadium last Friday night to claim northern bragging rights for another year. More...
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