Posts From Southern Torch
Les Misérables: Behind the Barricade at NACC
The latest production from Southern Torch takes you behind the scenes for arguably the greatest musical of all time, performed on the Northeast Alabama Community College stage…
1st Annual Long Ranch 4 Boys Gridiron Game
Thrash Rescinds Resignation
Neal Thrash has OFFICIALLY rescinded his resignation as the Head Coach of the Fyffe Red Devils varsity basket ball team. Thrash will now have the option to file a grievance and have legal representation if action is taken against him
Dr. Mark Wilson, Dr. Tim Fiquett and Dr. Mark Love worked together to complete their First Annual Dentistry From The Heart event on Saturday, April 12, 2014. Dr. Mark Wilson and Dr. Tim Fiquett of Fort Payne, along with Dr.
Who’s the Best?
Southern Torch is proud to present a debate 25 years in the making… From Paul Benefield & Dale Pruitt to Jeff Allen & Jeremy Wilson, Southern Torch has comprised a panel of Coaches, Press and analysts to give you the
Burns Steps Down at Geraldine
BREAKING NEWS: Ryan Burns told his team yesterday that he would be stepping down as the Varsity Girls Basketball Coach at Geraldine High School. Coach Burns has requested to speak with Southern Torch regarding the situation later in the week.
Alabama RetailPAC, the Alabama Retail Association’s state political action committee, has made its first major endorsements in advance of the 2014 campaign cycle. Alabama Retail Association PAC, Alabama Retail’s federal political action committee, has made Senate and House of Representative
The DeKalb County House Districts were cut to pieces when the state was redistricted, leaving us with 6 Representatives in Montgomery. The bulk of the County still lies in District 24, the seat that’s been held by Todd Greeson (R-Ider)
APRIL 11, 2014 | PRESS RELEASE MONTGOMERY—Governor Robert Bentley on Friday announced that he has signed the FY2015 Education Trust Fund Budget. The education budget was passed April 3, 2014, minutes before the Legislature adjourned, effectively preventing the
PRESS RELEASE: Hugh Taylor on Thrash Decision
