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Remember the buzz around College Football 25? EA Sports is riding that wave straight into…basketball! That's right, folks, the hoops are back! It’s been a minute since we've seen an EA Sports college basketball game – way back in '09, if you can believe it. Word on the street (thanks to a memo shared by Matt Brown) is we'll have to wait until 2028 to get our hands on the new game. But still, HUGE NEWS for anyone who loves college hoops and video games!EA Sports Dribbles Back into College Hoops!
Long Time Coming!
Hold Your Horses...
Hey ChumCity! The Tennessee Valley Authority wants your thoughts on a potential solar project right here in Colbert County! TVA's got a draft Environmental Assessment ready for the Spring Valley Solar Project, and they're all ears for what you think! They've got a deal brewing to buy power from Spring Valley (think Urban Grid's kid sister) who wants to build a solar farm along U.S. 43, near where it meets U.S. Alternate 72. The TVA's Environmental Assessment lays out two main paths: TVA's hosting a public meeting to chat about this project: You've got until August 11 to submit your comments. You can also send snail mail to: Tennessee Valley Authority, ATTN: Elizabeth Smith, NEPA Specialist, 400 West Summit Hill Drive, WT-11D, Knoxville, TN 37902. Everything you send becomes public record, so keep that in mind. Info via 256 Today!Solar Power Buzz in Colbert County!
Spring Valley Solar Project: What's the Deal?
The Options
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Alabama's rural healthcare is set to get a major boost, thanks to the efforts of Senators Katie Britt and Tommy Tuberville in the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act"! This bill includes some fantastic wins for our state's vital rural hospitals and Medicaid funding. The Senate added an amendment that creates the Rural Health Transformation Program, a huge nationwide fund of $50 billion! This money will be spread out over Fiscal Years 2026-2030. Get this: half of the funding is formula-based, and Alabama is expected to snag a cool $500 million! If that gets split evenly, that means over $9.26 million for EACH of our 54 rural hospitals! But wait, there's more! The other half of that national fund will be awarded based on need. And with Alabama's well-known struggles in rural healthcare, we're in a prime position to grab a big piece of that $25 billion pie! Another key amendment protects Alabama's Medicaid funding by locking in our hospital provider tax rate at 6%. That's stability you can count on! Senator Britt has explained how this bill is designed to safeguard Medicaid for those truly in need. It removes those not eligible and encourages work for able-bodied adults. The Senate gave the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" the thumbs up after a marathon voting session. Now, it's heading back to the House for their consideration this week. Fingers crossed!Big News for Rural Alabama Thanks to Senators Britt & Tuberville!
A Whopping $50 Billion for Rural Health!
Alabama's Share: At Least $500 Million!
Even MORE Potential Funding!
Medicaid Protected!
Protecting Medicaid for Those Who Need It
What's Next?
Barry McKnight is officially Alabama's Sportscaster of the Year! He snagged the award at the NSMA Awards in Greensboro, presented by none other than NBC's Mike Tirico. Congrats, Barry! The guys dove deep into the wild world of Name, Image, and Likeness deals, now that direct revenue sharing is a reality. It's a brave new world out there, and compliance is the name of the game (or at least it should be!). Hold onto your hats, college football fans! The show featured some serious predictions, including talk of a "super conference" forming within the next two years. Get ready for a shake-up! From Under Armour to Nike! Auburn's making the switch, which means… new uniforms?! The possibilities are endless! Brian Matthews from AuburnSports.com dropped by with all the latest recruiting news. We're talking flipped commitments (bye bye, Penn State!) and a seriously promising offensive lineman all the way from New Zealand! Brian even shared his top three non-rivalry Auburn games, while Gurn regaled listeners with tales of playing pickleball with former Auburn kicker (and now pastor) Matt Hawkins. A blast from the past!Longshore & McKnight: McKnight's Big Win and a Whole Lotta College Football Buzz!
NIL: New Rules, New Headaches?
Super Conference Incoming?
Auburn's New Threads
Recruiting Scoop with Brian Matthews
Memory Lane and Pickleball
Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall is rallying support to keep Leigh Gwathney as the chair of the Alabama Board of Pardons and Paroles. Along with a coalition of law enforcement leaders, Marshall is urging Governor Kay Ivey to reappoint Gwathney, whose term recently ended. Marshall and 76 law enforcement officials across the state penned a letter to Governor Ivey, emphasizing why they believe Gwathney should remain in her position. They highlighted her experience as a prosecutor of violent crimes, making her exceptionally qualified to lead the parole board. The push comes despite opposition from some progressives who feel Gwathney has been too strict in granting paroles. Supporters, however, argue that her leadership is crucial for protecting Alabama families and honoring the rights of victims. Marshall stated, "Reappointing Leigh Gwathney... is about protecting Alabama families from violent criminals and honoring the voices of victims." Prior to 2019, Alabama's parole rate was considerably higher, reaching 55% in 2017. Since Gwathney took the helm, the rate has significantly decreased, hitting a low of 8% in 2023 before rising to 20% in 2024. Marshall and the law enforcement leaders contend that these lower rates enhance public safety. The letter emphasizes Gwathney's dedication, stating she "has proven herself to be beyond the influence of the antiincarceration movement, ready and willing to fight for the law-abiding citizens of this state." They laud her courage in the face of criticism.AG Marshall Leads Push to Keep Parole Board Chair
Backing from Law Enforcement
Safety First?
A Shift in Parole Rates
Standing Firm
Guess what, ChumCity folks? The CHOOSE Act ESAs are officially LOCKED and LOADED for the 2025-2026 school year! Governor Ivey herself announced that the education savings accounts are fully funded and ready to roll. Since applications opened in January, almost 37,000 students across Alabama (public schools AND homeschoolers!) have registered, eager to tap into these funds and customize their education. “Our CHOOSE Act education saving accounts are officially ready to support thousands of Alabama families and students with their unique educational needs,†gushed Governor Ivey. She added that the program's popularity shows how much Alabamians value choice and flexibility in their children's education. For the upcoming school year, families can snag up to $7,000 per child for private school, or $2,000 per child (up to $4,000 total for homeschooling families). Currently, eligibility is capped at households earning less than 300% of the federal poverty level, which means about 75% of Alabama families could qualify! The Alabama Department of Revenue (ALDOR) says over 23,000 students have already been approved, spanning every grade level! That's over $124 million dedicated to school choice! If you're approved for ESA funding, keep an eye on your inbox around July 1st! ClassWallet, ALDOR's partner, will send a welcome email with all the deets on accessing and using your funds. Plus, there will be webinars to help you navigate the whole process. Stay tuned, ChumCity!CHOOSE Act Funding Officially Ready!
Thousands Applying!
Governor Ivey's Take
The Breakdown
Who Qualifies?
Huge Numbers Approved!
What's Next?
