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Love. Its what makes a subaru, a subaru. 9 00 oclock here on good day. Welcome back. Im john brown. Im luanne sorrell. Happy monday to you. Thank you for joining us. Here is a look at some of the things we are working on for todays show. First up, it is a dilemma a lot of people face. To text them . A local expert shares her top fiasco. Faster. Were bringing you the surprising results of a new study that connects whats on your plate to how fast you appear to age. And can your dog read your mind ...

Mario Deslauriers (Emerson), Tiffany Foster (Figor), Amy Millar (Truman) and Beth Underhill (Nikka vd Bisschop) finished behind victor United States and ahead of bronze medallist Brazil

Both the Alabama National Fair and Autauga County Fair will reopen Thursday

The playground of one of Auburns newest outdoor venues, Dinius Park, temporarily closed on Tuesday as crews work to install additional playground equipment.

Cone became the first 2,000-yard rusher in Clemson history and was a charter member of the Clemson Hall of Fame

CLEMSON, S.C. — Clemson legend and Ring of Honor member Fred Cone passed away early Friday morning (Dec. 31) at the age of 95. Cone had suffered a broken hip on Dec. 16 and had survived surgery to correct the injury, but complications from the surgery kept him in the Prisma Oconee Memorial Hospital in Seneca until his passing. Cone watched with great joy Clemson’s win over Iowa State in the Cheez-It Bowl from his hospital room on Wednesday evening. Cone was an avid supporter of the Clemson f...

Canadas most decorated show jumper has withdrawn from consideration for the Tokyo Olympics. The Canadian Press BRUSSELS — Canadas most decorated show jumper wont compete in the Tokyo Olympics. Eric Lamaze, owner of Olympic gold, silver and bronze medals, has withdrawn from Equestrian Canadas short list for the Summer Games. Three years of treatment for a brain tumour, the global COVID-19 situation and the inability of Canada to send a full show jumping team to Tokyo factored into his decision...

Donna Spencer Canadas Nicole Walker rides Falco van Spieveld, during the Grand Prix event of the National at Spruce Meadows in Calgary, Saturday, June 8, 2019. The worlds top sport court determined Canadian show jumper Nicole Walker inadvertently ingested a cocaine metabolite drinking South American tea, but did not reinstate the Canadian team for this summers Tokyo Olympics. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jeff McIntosh May 04, 2021 - 11:40 AM The worlds top sport court determin...

Market Day rescheduled for May 8 in Old Alabama Town After heavy storms forced a delay on Market Day in Old Alabama Town, its been rescheduled for May 8.   With a blend of the past and present, including vendors, garden accents, children’s crafts, music, food and more, itll take place from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Guests will enter at Lucas Tavern, 310 North Hull St. Admission is $10 for adults. Children are free. “This is part of our new reemergence,” said Ella Martin, special events coordin...