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Springville’s Brandon Gilliland and Frankie Bender signed scholarships to play football at Faulkner University last week. Seated, from left are Megan Glass, Diona Bender, Frankie Bender, Brandon Gilliland, Martha Gilliland and Judy Dodd. Standing, from left, are Faulkner coach Nick Coleman, Raymond Vaughan, Keith Maple, Jeff Smith, Troy Gilliland, Barbara Gilliland, Jimmy Gilliland and Gene Dodd.
Springville's Gilliland, Bender sign with Faulkner University
They played high school football together, so why not play college football together as well?
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SCCHS volleyball players Allison Layton, seated left, and Hayley Main, seated right, signed scholarships to Southern Union recently. Seated between the two players is Southern Union Coach Ametrice Jackson. Standing, from left, are Layton’s parents, Dennis and Kim Layton, SCCHS principal Brian Terry, athletic director Carl Mims, coach Brittany Owens, assistant coach Mary Busbee, and Main’s mom Tara Zabawa.
Layton, Main sign volleyball scholarships to Southern Union
They have played volleyball together since the sixth grade.
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Pell City teacher accused of sex with minor
A Williams Intermediate School teacher resigned Monday after being accused of having sex with a juvenile.
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Tip of the hat: Congrats to local college signees
This week’s edition has reports of several young men and women from the county whose athletic ability is helping them make plans for their college education.
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Sports
Ashville and Springville battled in the Jr. Varsity boys championship game with the Tigers coming out on top 43-38.
Springville junior varsity best in county
The Springville Tiger junior varsity boys upended top-seeded Ashville, 43-38, in the championship game of the St. Clair County Tournament Saturday.
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Column: Word is getting out for St. Clair
It’s always good when people travel out of state and say positive things over social media about your home county. Unless those people are alleged criminals, I mean.
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