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Get ready, folks! It's a HUGE election year for cities all across Alabama, and the big day is almost here – August 26th! Mayors and city councils are vying for your vote, so pay attention! All eyes are on Mobile, where Mayor Sandy Stimpson is retiring after a stellar three terms. He's throwing his weight behind Spiro Cheriogotis, who's also got the business community's backing and a war chest overflowing with cash. But County Commissioner Connie Hudson and State Rep Barbara Drummond are hot on his heels, battling for a spot in what's sure to be a nail-biting runoff. Over in Hoover, incumbent Mayor Frank Brocato faces a formidable challenger in veteran Police Chief Nick Derzis. This one's predicted to be a real barnburner! Opelika is saying goodbye to longtime Mayor Gary Fuller, paving the way for a new leader. The likely successor? Veteran City Council President Eddie Smith, a retired banker and local boy who's got the support of the business community and Fuller's blessing. Dothan's Mayor Mark Saliba secured a landslide victory. Tommy Battle in Huntsville and Walt Maddox in Tuscaloosa were reelected without opposition. Your mayoral vote is crucial! Get out there and make your voice heard!Election Fever Grips Alabama Cities!
Mobile's Mayoral Battle Royale
Hoover's Heated Race
Opelika's New Era
Other Mayoral Races to Watch:
Dothan, Huntsville, and Tuscaloosa: Victory Laps!
Your Voice Matters!
Montgomery's own Buckmasters is hitting some HUGE milestones! We're talking the 30th Buckmasters Expo, Founder & CEO Jackie Bushman turning the big 7-0 this fall, and the organization's 40th birthday coming up in January! The 30th Expo at the Montgomery Convention Center was a total blast last weekend, drawing massive crowds. People came from all over, not just Alabama, but the entire nation (and even the WORLD!) to check out the archery competitions, vendors galore, and the wild Bulls & Buckmasters bull-riding showdown! Believe it or not, the Expo started as the Buckmasters Country Jam in Atlanta. But when a certain sporting event (cough, Olympics, cough) needed the Georgia Dome, Buckmasters found a new home in Montgomery! And guess what? Vendors LOVED the hospitality and sold out of everything! Except for a short stint in Greensboro, it's been Montgomery ever since. Jackie Bushman wanted to make the Expo a family-friendly event. By partnering with the governor, mayor, and the City of Montgomery to let people in with a canned good donation, they made it accessible to everyone! Plus, it's the perfect spot to snag hunting gear before the season starts. Buckmasters is even stepping into the digital world. They're embracing social media with influencers to connect with younger audiences, while still keeping the magazine for the more traditional readers. And it's all thanks to Aly and Cody Hall. Jackie Bushman is amazed by how far Buckmasters has come. Trail cameras have changed the game, the number of women hunters has increased, and more people are getting outdoors. But, at the end of the day, he just wants people to enjoy the sport! And you have the rafting options right here at Montgomery Whitewater Park. Even with his 70th birthday approaching, Bushman isn't slowing down. He's still booking hunts and is excited for the future of Buckmasters.Buckmasters Celebrates Major Milestones!
Expo Was a HUGE Success!
From Atlanta to Montgomery: A Home Run!
More Than Just Hunting: A Family Affair
Reaching New Audiences
A Look Back and a Look Ahead
Buckmasters Will Continue
Hold on to your hats, ChumCity! Northport's on a roll! Fresh off the grand opening of the amazing River Run Park, the city's just landed a major league win. Get ready to cheer! The HBCU Athletic Conference (that's Historically Black Colleges and Universities, folks!) has picked River Run Park to host their baseball and softball championship tournaments in 2026, 2027, and 2028! Talk about a home run! The HBCUAC, now featuring Stillman College among its 16 members, chose Northport because of the top-notch facilities. Commissioner Kiki Baker Barnes says the tournaments will bring over a dozen teams each year, making Northport the place to be! City leaders are predicting a wave of visitors, giving a huge boost to local shops, hotels, and restaurants. It’s a win-win! Visit Tuscaloosa is even planning welcome receptions to show off our area's famous hospitality. Mayor John Hinton, the City Council, and local leaders are all thrilled. Council President Christy Bobo called the championships a "cultural and economic win." Sounds like Northport is hitting it out of the park!Northport Scores Big!
HBCU Championships Headed to Town!
A Grand Slam for Northport
Boost for Local Businesses
Community Celebration
Hold onto your hats, ChumCity! We've got a real-life rescue story that'll warm your heart. Three everyday heroes from Fort Rucker – David E. Gardner II, John J. Perez, and Michael V. Henderson – found themselves in the right place at the right time to save a life! These IT pros decided to ditch their usual on-post lunch routine for a drive to Enterprise. Little did they know, their midday meal would lead to an extraordinary act of bravery. Driving back on U.S. Highway 84 East, a sudden downpour hit. Suddenly, the car in front of them hydroplaned, careening off the road and vanishing from sight! "It just veered to the left like it got lifted," Gardner recounted. Without hesitation, Henderson dialed 911 while Gardner, behind the wheel, spun the car around. They scrambled down a rocky embankment towards the creek, where the overturned car lay 25 feet below. They found a man trapped inside his vehicle with his dog. The trio, along with another brave bystander, didn't think twice. Wading into chest-deep water, they pushed with all their might, flipping the car back onto its wheels! After getting the door open, they got the man's dog to safety and helped the injured driver. First responders arrived soon after, and the Fort Rucker heroes shared their dashcam footage before heading back to work – soaking wet, dirty, and scraped up, but full of purpose. Dave Southerland, Technology and Support Division chief, G-6, praised their actions, saying, "I am extremely proud of their selfless actions." The team reflected on the unusual circumstances that led them to that exact spot, at that exact moment. From a buy-one-get-one sandwich deal to a slightly different route back to the office, it all seemed like fate. As Henderson put it, "God had a purpose." These local heroes urge everyone to be extra cautious while driving, especially in wet weather. Slow down, drive for the conditions, and remember, you never know when your actions might make all the difference! Courtesy of the U.S. Army.Local Heroes: Fort Rucker Team Saves Driver from Overturned Car!
Lunch Break Gone Wild
Hydroplaning Horror
Instant Action!
A Team Effort
Saving the Day
Proud Boss
Meant to Be?
A Reminder to Drive Safe