Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 11th of October.
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🎭 Culture
The Fairhope Public Library will host a free screening of Alive Inside: A Story of Music and Memory on Dec.
4 from noon to 2 p.m. (Giddens Conference Center, 501 E. Fairhope Ave.), with Unity on the Eastern Shore and Eastern Shore Healthy Community presenting a discussion on dementia care.
🌲 Environment
Hurricane Isaias caused widespread storm damage across southwest Alabama, with reports of destroyed gas stations and ripped roofs; residents are invited to submit photos to help document the impact.
🏈 Sports
After a shaky start in the Kentucky game (three turnovers led to halftime adjustments), Alabama quarterback Keelon Russell rallied his team to a 45-17 win and said he is focused on winning a national championship as the Tide prepare to face No. 2 Georgia.
Former Alabama players criticized officials after a missed pass interference call allowed Georgia to win 20-17 on Saturday, Oct.
10 at Saban Field in Tuscaloosa. Comments from former players like Jake Coker and Will Lowery sparked debate over key calls in the game.
Daphne beat Foley 24-17 in a thrilling district game at Ivan Jones Stadium on Thursday, Oct.
8 (senior quarterback Christian Segar and a late interception helped shift momentum). Daphne will face Mary Montgomery next Friday.
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