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Heath Hambrick

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Sep 14, 2026
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Jul 24, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 14, 2026 · Heath Hambrick heath.h@southerntorch.com

    McAteer’s Six-Touchdown Night Leads TJ Top 10 for week three (opens the original)

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    Week 3 of the DeKalb County high school football season produced another impressive collection of individual performances as several teams opened region play. From explosive plays through the air to dominant performances on the ground, DeKalb County standouts delivered memorable efforts while helping lead their teams across Northeast Alabama. McAteer accounted for six touchdowns in Collinsville’s 55-12 victory over Ider. The senior quarterback completed 12 of 16 passes for 203 yards and three

  2. Article · Aug 14, 2026 · Heath Hambrick heath.h@southerntorch.com

    It’s Not Funny Anymore (opens the original)

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    The start of a new school year is supposed to be a time of excitement, reconnection, energy, eagerness, curiosity and pride. But as we wrap up the first week of school in DeKalb County, it has been anything but that in 2026. On Monday, Aug. 10, the Fort Payne Police Department received a call from a student claiming they intended to harm themselves and others. The Fort Payne Police Department and school administrators immediately went into lockdown protocol. After approximately two hours, it was

  3. Article · Jul 24, 2026 · Heath Hambrick heath.h@southerntorch.com

    Shankles retires (opens the original)

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    The DeKalb County Board of Education accepted the resignation and retirement of Crossville boys basketball coach Jay Shankles during its meeting Thursday morning, bringing an end to a coaching career in public education. Shankles completed his fifth season leading the Lions this past winter, finishing with a 10-17 record. He also served as Crossville's varsity girls basketball coach the past two seasons before stepping down from that position in April. "I have decided to retire from public educa

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