Bucs sweep 7A basketball championships for second straight season By Josh Bean | For the AHSAAImages by David Holtsford for the AHSAA and Al Blanton Hoover High School’s Bucs earned a second straight Class 7A boys’ baskektball state championship with Saturday’s 59-34 victory over Enterprise at the BJCC’s Legacy Arena. Salim London led the Bucs […]
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Jasper High School made a series of clutch plays in the fourth quarter to win its first AHSAA girls’ basketball state championship, beating Scottsboro 48-44 in Saturday’s Class 5A championship game at the BJCC’s Legacy Arena.
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Words by The Walker Leader Team | Images by Al Blanton and Justin Hunter At The Walker Leader, we’re all about finding common ground and building connections, whether through our work or our shared love for good food. That’s why when we noticed a recurring theme in our Venmo transactions – a constant exchange of $15
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“My favorite time of the year to play baseball is in the fall.” – Haigan Usrey
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“It feels great to be able to play at Bevill State! My cousin also committed there, so I get to play with her too!” – Ana Grace Guy
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“The main goal was to expose the community to something from my hometown, like our homemade ice cream, and through that, we’ve gained an American community around us that loves it too,” – Adrian De Rueda
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Words by Jenny Lynn Davis | Images by Ryan McGill and Jenny Lynn Davis In the hustle and bustle of daily life, we often overlook the simple joys that nature brings. Houseplants offer a refreshing touch of greenery that beautifies our living spaces and provides many benefits for our well-being. Here are three reasons why
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“This year, I just wanted to try again. Because last year I didn’t win. This time, I wanted to see if I could get better.” – Layne Windom
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Jasper High School had never played in the AHSAA State Finals at the BJCC’s Legacy Arena before Wednesday night.
Nobody could tell.
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Words by Jenny Lynn Davis | Images by Ryan McGill Jasmine Baisley, an eighth-grade student at Lupton Junior High School, was recently recognized for winning first place in the Alabama State Troopers Association’s annual essay contest with her compelling essay titled “Why I Will Say No To Drugs and Alcohol.” In her essay, Jasmine shares
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