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Mar 21st, 2025 👍 4594

Two Bayside Academy athletes recently competed in national indoor track meets—Madeline Dudley cleared 4’ 11” in the high jump at Nike Indoor Nationals in New York while eighth grader Avery Therrell ran the 800-meter at New Balance Indoor Nationals in Massachusetts. Their performances repeated previous results and underscored consistent progress in the school’s track program.

Mar 21st, 2025 👍 1120

At the first Alabama Conservation Advisory Board meeting of 2025 last weekend in Montgomery, members reviewed a report by Conservation Commissioner Chris Blankenship that proposed extending the red snapper season during peak summer and adjusting the deer bag limit, and they approved the recommendation. The meeting also covered major State Parks projects and improvements to boating access and online reservations—efforts aimed at boosting outdoor activities.

Mar 21st, 2025 👍 1191

The Alabama House approved a bill that will require probate judges to check votes after countywide or statewide races. House Bill 30 lets each county's canvassing board pick one precinct and one race at random for an audit—judges compare at least 30 ballots by hand with machine counts and then post the results on the Secretary of State website.

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