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HANCEVILLE — A few local students have been awarded 2021-22 scholarships at Wallace State Community College. “The college is proud to provide scholarships totaling over $2.5 million to more than 550 students based on academic achievement as well as performing arts and athletic abilities,” read a press release from WSCC on Tuesday.  Image from WSCC Twitter account. Local scholarship recipients include: Kylie Everett of Pinson recieved the Academic Excellence Scholarship. Lauren Hallmark of Pinson recieved the Leadership Scholarship. Robert Bates of Pinson recieved the Performing Arts Sc...

Wallace State is no stranger to the national stage, but after their season was canceled last year due to the pandemic, qualifying this year they say has been extra special.

Seven athletes from two high school signed collegiate letters of intent on Thursday.

50 The Giants’ dusty, tightly-confined backfields abut a gym with the sort of athleisure-wearing clientele you’d expect in Scottsdale. In January of 2019, when most baseball facilities across the country were dark, just feet away from oblivious Peloton riders and tennis-playing retirees, a few lucky scouts and media folks had a religious experience watching the sweetest-swinging teenager on Earth absolutely roast balls fed to his barrel by a high-speed pitching machine. Because of how close you can sit next to the field there, you can feel the sonic force of bat-to-ball impact radiate int...

Etowah High School Agri-Science program making an impact Etowah Co. HS Agri-Science program making an impact By Bria Chatman | March 8, 2021 at 10:19 PM CST - Updated March 10 at 11:15 AM ETOWAH CO., Ala. (WBRC) - From Huntsville to Montgomery, Etowah High School’s agriscience program is providing colorful flowers and plants all across the state. Small plants and flowers are making a huge difference in the lives of students and their community. Students aren’t just learning about how to cultivate plants, but also how to make a living for themselves. Coach Skyler Ray says he wan...