Good morning, Mobile.

PickleRage Mobile, a 12-court indoor pickleball facility located at 314 S.

University Blvd. in Regency Square Shopping Center (opened May 2025), announced Monday that it will close due to financial challenges. The ownership will set a final closing date soon.

Sand in My Boots festival will return to Gulf Shores next spring, bringing a mix of country and rap back to the beaches after a year off — festival organizers confirmed the event on Monday, Oct.

19 and said the lineup will be curated by country star Morgan Wallen.

The Mobile Police Department will host National Prescription Drug Take Back Day on Saturday, Oct.

24 at its headquarters on Government Street from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Residents can safely dispose of unused medications or contact Kay Taylor (251 454-2346) for early drop-off arrangements.

Undefeated Prattville jumped to No. 1 with a 28-27 win over Thompson Friday night and will host No. 6 Vestavia Hills in its next game.

Gulf Shores' Carter Davis and Elijah Malone were selected for the Alabama/Mississippi All-Star Classic while St. Michael Catholic head coach Philip Rivers will serve as the OC & QB coach; the event will take place Saturday, Dec.

12 at Hancock-Whitney Stadium on South Alabama's campus.

Lane Kiffin denied claims that Jordan-Hare Stadium is haunted, saying he once heard Bruce Pearl remark that the field’s magic brings unexpected wins.

He made his comments Monday ahead of the Auburn+LSU game.

South Alabama will host Louisiana Tech on Halloween at Hancock Whitney Stadium; kickoff is set for 2 p.m. CT and the game will air on ESPN+ as the teams meet for the first time as conference foes following Louisiana Tech's league entry on July 1.

Texas coach Steve Sarkisian is expected to evaluate quarterback Arch Manning and may put former Saraland star K.J.

Lacey in the starting lineup against Ole Miss Saturday in Austin. Lacey, known for his strong high school performance, could energize his community as he aims to excel in college football.