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PRATTVILLE, Ala. (AP) — A little bit of Prattville history has made it back...

Thanks to Auburn, historic cotton gin returns to Prattville Follow Us Question of the Day PRATTVILLE, Ala. (AP) - A little bit of Prattville history has made it back home. Auburn University has donated a cotton gin bought from Continental Eagle Co. in 1923. The machine was used by students and staff of the university’s school of agriculture to gin cotton grown at the agricultural experiment station at the university. During its use at Auburn, the cotton gin - which means “cotton engine” - helped contribute to new varieties of cotton being developed. That meant sturdier and m...

2021 AFLW club by club season preview By 2021-01-06T11:02+11:00 The AFLW season is less than a month away and while there’s still a lot to learn about all 14 clubs as they ramp up training in January, it’s worth looking at what we know so far. Here’s a club-by-club at a glance preview of where your team sits heading into the 2021 season and everything you need to know. Adelaide Adelaide’s 2020 season was derailed by injuries to key players, missing finals altogether in Conference A, but the two-time premiership winners enter 2021 with renewed confidence. Co-captain Chelsea Randall re...

Several homes were destroyed on Palmer Mountain after wildfires ravaged the region in September. Author: Brandon Jones (KREM) Updated: 7:50 AM PST December 21, 2020 OKANOGAN COUNTY, Wash. — The busy fire season over the summer stirred up havoc throughout Washington state. Hundreds of thousands of acres were burning for days and many homes standing in the way of flames were destroyed. Daniel Pratt is the founder of Okanogan Highlands Fire Watch and knows all too well about the damage left behind. “Just us showing up there makes a world of difference,” he s...

20-plus diners in Michigan that could use a little love right now Updated Dec 17, 2020; Posted Dec 17, 2020 Dishes at Tootsie's Diner in Muskegon, on Thursday, Feb. 7, 2019. Tootsie's is a finalist in MLive's search for Michigan's Best Diner. (Kayla Renie | MLive.com) Kayla Renie | mrenie@mlive.comKayla Renie | mrenie@mlive.com Facebook Share The Michigan restaurant industry is struggling right now. Everyone knows that. Just this week, 97 percent of Michigan businesses that applied for $15,000 COVID-19 grants were expected to be turned away, according to a recent MLive story. But local comm...