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John and Barry are LIVE from Atlanta, dishing on day three of SEC Media Days! They're diving deep into what Alabama, Mississippi State, Florida, and Oklahoma brought to the table. First, they tackled the MLB All-Star Game's slightly weird ending, questioning that tie and those home run derby swing-offs. Gimmicky, maybe? From the College Football Hall of Fame, it was all about Alabama. Kalen DeBoer's got big expectations in year two. Why wasn't Ty Simpson at media day? That's got folks wondering about the QB situation. DeBoer and Grubb seem to think Simpson's ready, though! Hugh Freeze and Auburn? Not escaping scrutiny! From public image to recruiting, they're under the microscope. Talent's there at WR, and Jackson Arnold's in the mix, but can Auburn develop a QB and hold folks accountable? Connor O'Gara from Saturday Down South dropped a BOMB: LSU's winning it all! Blaming it on aggressive portal moves and returning talent. Keep your eyes peeled for Texas Tech and Ole Miss, too. Coaching changes? Lane Kiffin and Lincoln Riley could be on the move if 2025 doesn't deliver!Longshore & McKnight: SEC Media Days Heats Up!
MLB All-Star Game Fallout
Bama Talk: DeBoer's Second Year
Auburn Under the Microscope
Bold Predictions and Dark Horses
Alabama Senators Tommy Tuberville and Katie Britt are leading the charge to scrap a Biden-era rule impacting big federal construction gigs! They're calling on the Trump administration to ditch the mandate for Project Labor Agreements (PLAs) on these massive projects. Britt and 19 other GOP Senators fired off a letter to President Trump, arguing this rule hurts competition, jacks up construction costs, and slows down vital projects handled by agencies like the Army Corps of Engineers. The Senators believe all builders, union and non-union, deserve a fair shot. They want to ensure taxpayers get the best bang for their buck, and workers aren't saddled with unfair mandates. They're betting Trump will back policies that keep our economy strong. These lawmakers think this rule could be costing us billions every year! They're urging Trump to restore government neutrality in contracting and let free market competition thrive. Tim Harrison, head of Alabama's Associated Builders and Contractors, is cheering them on. He says PLAs are a burden, inflate costs, and stifle competition. He's happy to see Britt fighting for contracts awarded on merit, making sure projects are done right. Back in June, the Trump Administration seemed to signal they wouldn't kill the PLA law! The Office of Management and Budget suggested they support PLAs when they're practical and cost-effective. Britt and Tuberville point out that Alabama is one of 24 states that have laws against government-mandated PLAs on construction projects.Alabama Senators Push Trump to Axe Construction Rule!
What's the Fuss?
Level Playing Field?
Billions at Stake?
Local Builders Agree
A Twist?
Alabama's Stance
Alabama Supreme Court Justice Brad Mendheim is throwing his hat in the ring for re-election! He's officially announced his bid to keep his Place 2 seat on the state's highest court. Mendheim was initially appointed by Governor Kay Ivey back in 2018 and then secured a full term in 2020 with a resounding victory. "Alabamians want a Supreme Court justice who shares their conservative values, Christian morals, and commonsense approach to interpreting the law," Mendheim stated. He emphasized his commitment to upholding the law, defending constitutional rights, and preserving the conservative principles of the judicial system. Mendheim's journey began in Dothan, where his father was a pharmacist. He knew early on he wanted to pursue a career in law, driven by a desire to serve the public. Mendheim brings nearly 25 years of judicial experience to the table, including roles as a circuit judge and district judge. He also previously served as an assistant district attorney. A proud Auburn University graduate (with honors!), Mendheim completed his legal studies at Samford University's Cumberland School of Law. Mark your calendars: the Alabama Republican Party primary election is scheduled for Tuesday, May 19, 2026.Justice Mendheim Aims for Another Term
A Record of Service
What He Stands For
From Dothan to the Supreme Court
Years of Judicial Experience
Education and Election Details
Fairhope's about to get a little more exciting! Troy Vickers, a relative newcomer to town (he and his wife Diane arrived in 2022), is making a bid for City Council, Place 1, currently held by Jack Burrell. What's fueling his run? A desire to be heard and a belief that the city needs a fresh perspective. Vickers told 1819 News he felt like his voice wasn't being heard after attending council meetings. "Nobody should ever be treated that way," he said. Inspired by others, he decided to step up and give citizens a voice. Originally from Mississippi and a proud Mississippi State University alum with a degree in civil engineering, Vickers has a background in environmental compliance, infrastructure, and project management. As a licensed professional engineer and owner of his own consulting firm, he believes his skills are perfect for tackling Fairhope’s growth-related challenges, like the recent water ban. What's Vickers campaigning on? Think improved infrastructure, preserving that classic Fairhope charm, responsible budgeting, and smart growth management. He's also keen on boosting public safety, protecting our beloved Mobile Bay, and keeping downtown Fairhope's vibe alive. He's also active in the Fairhope Arts Center, Theater 98, and Mobile Baykeeper and he and his wife are active in 3 Circle Church. Fairhope's municipal elections are set for August 26th. Get ready to make your voice heard!Fairhope Resident Throws Hat in the Ring for City Council!
Feeling Ignored Sparked Action
Engineering Expertise to the Rescue?
Priorities: Infrastructure, Charm, and More!
Mark Your Calendars!
Guess what, ChumCity peeps? Gulf Shores International Airport is buzzing with excitement! Their new partnership with Allegiant Air is proving to be a HUGE hit, with passenger traffic exceeding all expectations. Just this week, a Gulf Shores flight to St. Louis packed in over 200 passengers! Since service kicked off in May, nearly 10,000 travelers have taken to the skies from our very own Gulf Shores! "We went from no air service to number three in the state!" exclaimed Airport Director Jesse Fosnaugh. "That alone is incredible." Eat your heart out, Birmingham and Huntsville! Fosnaugh revealed that they're already brainstorming ways to upgrade the terminal to accommodate all the extra travelers. Think expanded gate areas, improved roadside access, and an overall remodel. "We are now starting to say how much will it cost, what will it look like, and that’s the phase that we are at right now,†Fosnaugh said. This fall, get ready for flights to Des Moines, Iowa, and Appleton, Wisconsin! Plus, whisperings of another airline joining the party… Stay tuned, ChumCity! The sky's the limit!Gulf Shores Airport Soaring High! Terminal Expansion on the Horizon?
Record Numbers in the Air!
From Zero to Hero!
Bigger and Better Things to Come?
What's on the Wishlist?
More Destinations on the Horizon!
Thinking of putting your house on the market in Alabama? Don't overlook summer! Spring gets all the real estate buzz, but summer in Alabama brings its own sunshine – think friendly neighborhoods, fantastic schools, and that sweet outdoor livin' we all crave. Could be the perfect time to slap that "For Sale" sign up! Summer's a real estate hotspot! Families want to settle in before school starts, creating a prime market for both buyers and sellers. Numbers show June through August rocked the sales charts, and we're betting this summer will follow suit! Curb appeal's key, and summer makes Alabama homes SHINE! Green lawns, blooming flowers, and patios begging for BBQs. Plus, long daylight hours mean more showing opportunities. Gorgeous landscaping makes a killer first impression! Clear skies and warm weather make tackling pre-sale projects a breeze. Repaint that door? Power wash the driveway? Summer's the time! Contractors are more available, and movers are more flexible. Smooth sailing ahead! Got school-aged kids? Summer's the least disruptive time to move! Pack up, relocate, and settle in before the school bell rings. And since many buyers are in the same boat, you might close faster and move on with fewer headaches! Summer's a whirlwind in Alabama real estate. A local pro knows how to price your place to attract serious buyers, stage it to show off the light and curb appeal, and market it like a boss during the busiest time. They'll handle the nitty-gritty so you can focus on your next adventure! Selling in summer often means more eyes on your property, better showings, and smoother closings – especially with a seasoned local agent at your side. Families are looking to move before school starts, homes are looking their best...it's easy to see why summer sizzles in Alabama!Selling Your Alabama Home This Summer? Here's Why It's a Hot Idea!
Why Summer Might Just Be Your Selling Season
Buyer Bonanza
Your Home's Rockstar Moment
Easy Breezy Moving (and Maintenance!)
School's Out, Stress's Out (For Sellers, Too!)
How a Local Expert Can Help