Deeply unpopular AL(dot)com demonstrates diminishing relevance in Alabama's media landscape: Are troll-y headlines crafted for ether-huffing Reddit users a good business model?
We’re staying another day in Fairhope because we just don’t want to leave this place. We just got to meet the mayor and were presented with the key to the city (WTF🤯). Such an honor and it means so much considering how much we love this place.
I don’t know how to describe it but something about Fairhope feels so calm and peaceful. Every street is decorated with flowers, they’re playing relaxing music over speakers in downtown. If I ever become rich, I’ll move here and retire.
HOME CONFERENCE RECORD: Jordan-Hare Stadium has often been regarded as one of the toughest places to play in CFB, but is their recent lack of success at home damaging that reputation?
Under Gus Malzahn the Tigers were 23-10 in home SEC games, but since his firing Auburn is only 5-16.
This is a disaster.
Self-perpetuating toll.
Restriped bayway that will not be safe.
And two cognitively declining government officials (Kay Ivey and John Cooper) who probably are not even aware this is going on #alpolitics
Anyone detecting a trend here?
The governing body of high school athletics in Alabama is regularly getting smacked down by the courts.
Is there anyone out there who thinks that maybe it's a problem?