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Jackson remains atop Scouting Bureau list, Hubbard joins at No. 3 after declaring for draft Iowa Hawkeyes offensive lineman Alaric Jackson remains the No. 1 prospect on the Canadian Football League Scouting Bureau’s rankings, while Oklahoma State Cowboys running back Chuba Hubbard joined the list at No. 3 after declaring for the NFL Draft. TSN.ca Staff Chuba Hubbard , Getty Images Iowa Hawkeyes offensive lineman Alaric Jackson remains the No. 1 prospect on the Canadian Football League Scouting Bureau’s rankings, while Oklahoma State Cowboys runn...

Can’t Miss Alabama reflects on Martin Luther King Jr. through service opportunities, celebrations By Shirley Jackson Honoring MLK’s extraordinary life and service.   Hands On Birmingham  For the past 19 years the residents of Birmingham and surrounding areas have come out by the thousands to give back to their community on MLK Jr. Day of Service. Hands On Birmingham, now United Way Hands On, has refurbished schools, built homes for the needy, fed the homeless, cleaned up neighborhoods, socialized with seniors and more. This year’s event includes a variety of community projects beginni...

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The Quest 2 VR Covers sold out faster than we could report on them begin available. All four versions were gone in less than a day.

Native plant fans — show off your DIY skills in this wreath-making contest [Los Angeles Times] So here’s the challenge: How can you build statewide awareness and appreciation for California native plants … during the holidays … in the middle of a pandemic … when everyone is supposed to stay home? Create a free-to-enter wreath-making contest, of course, with celebrity judges, prizes and the requirement that at least 51% of the materials be cultivated, ethically harvested California native plants. Translation: Don’t go running into the wild (or your neighbor’s yard) and start pul...