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A Powerful Surprise From Alabama Senator Gerald Allen Alabama Senator Gerald Allen and Bob Jones visited the Steve Shannon Morning Show with an emotional surprise. The Senator presented Steve Shannon with an official proclamation honoring his dad, Coach Wayne Trawick and mom Joan Trawick. Steve’s mom and dad passed away earlier this year. Senator Allen shared the truth about the final hours of this Alabama legislative session. Allen said he believes Governor Kay Ivy will sign the Alabama medical marijuana bill into law. Each county would have the opportunity to opt out. Senator Gerald Allen...

Print subscribers If you're a print subscriber, but do not yet have an online account, click here to create one. Non-subscribers Foley council votes in support of Gulf Shores Regional Airport Posted By Jessica Vaughn FOLEY - The Foley council voted in support of a resolution appropriating funds to the Gulf Shores Regional Airport Authority in an amount not to exceed $28,000. Council President Wayne Trawick said he believes the Gulf Shores Regional Airport will support the entire southern end of Baldwin County. The airport is located approximately 2.7 miles south of Foley city limits. “T...

Hall of Fame coach Wayne Trawick passes away WTVM M-F 6-6:30p - VOD - clipped version By Dave Platta | January 27, 2021 at 12:02 AM EST - Updated January 27 at 9:25 AM PHENIX CITY, Ala. (WTVM) - Long-time Central Red Devils football coach Wayne Trawick passed away on Tuesday morning. He was 83 years old. Trawick was a native of Abbeville, where he starred as a quarterback and went on to play at Troy University. He then went into coaching, serving as head coach at Cottonwood, Dale County, and Andalusia before coming to Phenix City in 1973 to take over the Central program. Trawick spent 25...

Down in Alabama: More tornado details; a new standardized test; a coach’s passing Updated Jan 27, 2021; Think about the number of young lives a high school football coach can influence in a year. Now imagine 43 years. That’s how long Wayne Trawick coached high school football. Trawick passed away Tuesday, and on today’s news briefing we’ll hit some highlights of his career. The “Down in Alabama” podcast is short and free. Listen to it by clicking on the player above or subscribe by looking for “Down in Alabama” on the device of your choosing. Get this and other AL.com newslet...