UMS-Wright’s Max Fowler Studied the Quarterbacks He Admired. Now He’s Running His Own Offense.
UMS-Wright quarterback Max Fowler grew up studying A.J. McCarron, Mac Jones and Bryce Young. Now he is directing his own offense for the Bulldogs.
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UMS-Wright quarterback Max Fowler grew up studying A.J. McCarron, Mac Jones and Bryce Young. Now he is directing his own offense for the Bulldogs.
One Cut Glass in Foley has reopened under new owners Chance and Shelby Mancuso, who say they are focused on strong operational systems, clear communication and accountability.
The Mobile City Council will consider a $230,950 contract with Star Graphics to rebrand 62 vehicles for Second Line Transit, the system replacing WAVE Transit after Labor Day.
Keyunta Ewing, 16, surrendered to the Escambia County Sheriff's Office Friday night on a first-degree murder charge in the Aug. 13 Showalter Park shooting that killed Adarius Odom.
Storms cleared Friday evening ahead of a hot, dry weekend across South Alabama, with coastal heat index values near 108 to 110. Moisture returns Monday, and a stronger disturbance midweek…
The Coastal Alabama Business Chamber and the Mahjong Collective will host Tiles for Tomorrow, a mahjong social play fundraiser, on Aug. 28 at the Peninsula Golf & Racquet Club in…
State Sen. Arthur Orr says Alabama's 2021 license plate reader law did not go far enough and lawmakers should consider whether to allow Flock cameras at all, or impose far…
Lynn's Tire & Automotive at 22519 Highway 59 in Robertsdale will hold a grand opening and ribbon cutting Sept. 1 at 4:30 p.m. with classic cars, a fish fry and…
George County, Mississippi deputies charged Maria Lewis, 55, of Mobile with arson, property damage and animal cruelty after a fire and damage at a home she was being evicted from.
Baldwin Preparatory Academy in Loxley has added a Nursing 112 dual-enrollment course and a pharmacy technician program, welcoming 233 incoming 10th graders this school year.