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Big Win for Alabama Community College Women's Athletics!

Get ready to cheer, ChumCity! Alabama's Community College System (ACCC) is about to receive a major boost for its women's athletics programs. We're talking a whopping $300,000 award in 2025, thanks to special appropriations from the Alabama Education Trust Fund. The goal? To fuel the growth and development of women's sports across the ACCC.

A Champion in the Legislature

State Representative Chris Blackshear played a key role in making this happen, pushing for its inclusion in the budget. ACCC Commissioner Dean Myrick expressed gratitude to Blackshear and the state legislature, recognizing their generous support for female athletics, particularly flag football.

Expanding Opportunities

The ACCC already boasts a strong lineup of women's sports, including basketball, softball, soccer, cross country, golf, tennis, track and field, and volleyball. And starting this September, get ready for some flag football action!

Flag Football Fever!

Blackshear highlighted the importance of community colleges in both workforce development and athletics. He emphasized the global rise of flag football, now featured in the Olympics and the NFL Pro Bowl. Inspired by its impact in his hometown, he championed its inclusion in the ACCC.

A Sport on the Rise

Izell Reese, Executive Director of NFL Flag and a Dothan native, calls women's flag football the fastest-growing sport in the United States. He's thrilled about the new opportunities at the community college level, giving female athletes a path to continue playing after high school.

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Auburn Claims More Championship Glory!

Hold on to your hats, ChumCity! Auburn University just announced it's claiming SEVEN more football national championships, bringing their total to a sweet nine! While most of those titles are relics from way back when, it's the recognition of the undefeated 2004 squad that's got everyone buzzing.

2004: The Year of "What If?"

Remember that magical 2004 season? Auburn ran the table, racking up five wins against top-15 opponents, but somehow got left out of the national title game. They crushed Virginia Tech in the Sugar Bowl while USC bulldozed Oklahoma. Then, BAM! USC's title got vacated, leaving Auburn fans screaming into the void. Was it a travesty? You betcha! Now, they can finally raise a glass to that amazing season and call themselves champs.

Tuberville's Take

And speaking of champs, no one's happier than former head coach (and current U.S. Senator) Tommy Tuberville. He's been a vocal advocate for his 2004 team for years, and he dropped a celebratory video.

A Word from the Senator

"I wanna congratulate the 2004 Auburn Tigers football team on being recognized as the true national champion of college football of 2004," Tuberville proclaimed. "There is no doubt that the 2004 Auburn team was the best team in the country for the entire seasonâ€¦ This team is now finally getting the recognition they deserve, so War Eagle!"

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Hoover Candidate Targeted with Hate

Hoover officials are speaking out against the vile threats and slurs directed at City Council candidate Tanveer Patel. Police and federal investigators are now involved, digging into a disturbing wave of harassment that's casting a shadow over next week's election.

Racial Insults and Death Threats

According to reports, Patel alerted Hoover PD and the FBI after being bombarded with online messages filled with racial insults and downright scary death threats. These attacks reportedly hit her campaign's Facebook page in recent days.

"It Has Shaken Us Up"

At a Tuesday press conference, Patel bravely described the emotional toll this has taken on her and her family. "We came to this country from India and I have been blessed to live here and live the American dream," she stated. "These past few days have been painful, very painful. My family and I have received hateful messages, insults, even death threats. It has shaken us up, our peace of mind and our family."

"Hate Will Not Win"

Patel believes the threats are designed to silence her and discourage community involvement, but she's refusing to back down. "To be told that I should be sent back to India, called a â€˜ragheadâ€™ or to be threatened with violence is not only frightening; it is heartbreaking," Patel declared. "But I want to be clear: I still believe in America. I still believe in the red, white and blue, and I still believe in the American dream â€” that no matter your faith or background, every citizen has the right to live free and to participate fully in this democracy. Hate will not win."

Investigation Underway

Her attorney mentioned that authorities have pinpointed a suspect in Georgia related to some of the threatening comments. While the FBI is keeping mum on the investigation, Hoover Mayor Frank Brocato has firmly condemned the attacks.

Mayor Condemns Attacks

"We will not let hate win," Brocato stated, promising residents will be safe at the polls. "The Hoover Police Department is investigating and has a plan in place to make sure all of our residents enjoy free and safe opportunities to vote. We encourage everyone to get out and vote and to have full confidence that they will be completely safe in their environment."

Election Day Looms

Patel, a respected business leader and community servant, is running against Robin Schultz for Hoover City Council Place 1. The municipal election is just around the corner, next Tuesday.