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An Octogenerian Does the Loop Again Author: Courtesy of John Hauck In 2019, John Hauck was 80 years old when he completed the Great Loop for the first time. Now 82 years old, the former Cobra helicopter gunship pilot has done it again. Hauck finished his 2021 Loop 132 days after he left Demopolis, Alabama, on Grumpy, his Rosborough RF-246. He wrote on his Facebook page that he “enjoyed my first Great Loop and even more so the second time around.” He advocated for his used 2003 boat with i...

Sondaggi elettorali Demopolis, Comunali Roma: secondo l’ultimo Sondaggio dell’istituto il candidato del centrodestra Enrico Michetti in netto ...

Incubator envisions growth of businesses in and around Demopolis “I wish ‘they’ would do something” is a phrase Aliquippa Allen has heard frequently from residents in Demopolis. Well, she told the Demopolis Rotary Club Wednesday, “We are ‘they’.” With the support of a 16-member board of directors representing a wide spectrum of business interests and experience, she launched the Rural Business and Training Center, Inc. (RBTC). It officially was incorporated as a non-profit on Ju...

Check out this remarkable renovation in Hale County. It’s a hop, skip, and a jump away from Demopolis under $200K.

Anche gli ultimi Sondaggi elettorali realizzati dall’Istituto Demopolis per la trasmissione di La7, Otto e Mezzo, danno per fatto il sorpasso di ...

Employers set to participate in the job fair include the Demopolis Fire and Rescue Department, Foster Farms, Whitfield Regional Hospital and more.

May 24, 2021 By Frank McCormack Familiar faces abounded at the 71st annual meeting of the Warrior-Tombigbee Waterway Association (WTWA), held May 17–19 at the Grand Hotel Marriott in Point Clear, Ala. The 2021 meeting came just 10 months after last year’s gathering, which was not only delayed because of the COVID-19 pandemic but also held, in part, virtually, with many attendees and presenters tuning in remotely. Not so this ye...

Alabama Alum Spencer Turnbull Fires No Hitter for Detroit Share this story Photo by Steph Chambers/Getty Images Detroit Tigers right handed pitcher Spencer Turnbull became the first former Alabama baseball player to throw a no-hitter in Major League Baseball. Turnbull held the Seattle Mariners hitless last night, issuing two walks and striking out nine. Turnbull pitched for the Tide from 2012-2014 before becoming a second round pick of Detroit in the June, 2014 draft. The 28-year old improved ...

th no-hitter thrown this season in Major League Baseball. Spencer Turnbull was born in Demopolis, Alabama, and attended Alabama University where he played for the Tide. Currently, he has a 3-2 record with a 2.88 ERA. This is the 8 th Tiger to pitch a no-no in their history. This is the first one since 2011 when Justin Verlander threw one. Verlander threw two no-hitters when he was with Detroit. This is the fourth no-no since I’ve been alive. Jack Morris threw one against the White Sox in 19...

James Spann: Warmer days ahead for Alabama; dry through the weekend By James Spann Cullman — 41 Mobile — 55 The next time we see temperatures this low will likely be in October. Today will feature sunshine in full supply with a high in the mid 70s. We stay dry over the weekend with lots of sunshine; the high will be close to 80 Saturday, followed by low 80s Sunday. NEXT WEEK: Look for rising heat and humidity levels as an upper ridge builds across the Deep South. Monday will stay mostly dry...