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- Sep 25, 2026
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Tackles and tunes, Brantley player does both on Friday nights (opens the original)
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BRANTLEY, Ala. (WSFA) - Usually, halftime is a time for football players to rest up and get ready for the second half. But for one young man in Brantley, he’s just getting tuned up. “I’ve done football since I was five,” said Brantley sophomore linebacker Jaydon Mack. In the 6th grade he found a new passion, the tuba. “You can’t be out of shape to play it. You have to be in shape. The main thing for me with the tuba is the weight. It’s like 30-40 pounds all on one shoulder.” So, shoulder pads an
Prattville man releases new cookbook: ‘Supper Made Simple’ (opens the original)
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PRATTVILLE, Ala. (WSFA) - Stacey Little has been in the kitchen his whole life. “My mom was a great cook,” said Little. “I grew up in a family of great cooks. Cooking was just part of the fabric of my family.” After spending more than a decade in the non-profit world, Stacey created the website Southern Bite to do restaurant reviews. He started sharing a few family recipes on the page, and what started out as a side job turned into a new career. “Feeding people makes me really happy. The website
Weoka man’s chainsaw art heading to Belmont Park in New York (opens the original)
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WEOKA, Ala. (WSFA) - Corey Worden is a different kind of artist. ″My grandma whittled," said Worden, owner of Beneath the Bark Chainsaw Carvings. “She was a crafty lady. I took interest from her.“ Instead of a knife, he does his wood work with a chainsaw. He’s done a lot of projects over the last 30 years. About a month ago, he took on a monster. ″It’s its own animal, because its so big. This is my concept sketch. We just blew it up and put it on a yard sign board so I could see it really well.“
Big addition for small Alabama town (opens the original)
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PETREY, Ala. (WSFA) - Think small town Alabama. Then, think smaller than that. “A lot of people have probably never even heard of Petrey, Alabama,” said Petrey town clerk Sue Beasley. “Petrey is classified as one of the smallest incorporated towns in Alabama.” Originally the place was called Forkland, until a family from North Carolina moved to town. The name changed in the early 1900’s. “My great, great, grandfather settled Petrey,” said Laura Petrey Elliott. “The town was named Petrey because
Plantersville Creamery helps Dallas County residents take walk down memory lane (opens the original)
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PLANTERSVILLE, Ala. (WSFA) - At one point in time, Martin’s Store was the heart of Plantersville, Alabama. “The building was built back in 1908,” said Betsy Hewlett, whose family took over in the 30s and opened Martin’s General Store. “It had everything you can think of, from seeds, to nails, to plumbing, to houseware, to clothing,” she explained. Over the years, the highway was moved, traffic bypassed this part of town, and by the year 2000, the family had closed it down. It sat empty and falli
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