LSU graduate, now Alabama pastor, says Tigers’ wasted ‘$40 million’ after loss to Tide
Chris Hodges, the founding pastor at the Church of the Highlands, opened up his Sunday sermon venting about the football team at his alma mater of LSU after...
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Chris Hodges, the founding pastor at the Church of the Highlands, opened up his Sunday sermon venting about the football team at his alma mater of LSU after...
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LSU had been the No. 14 team in the CFP selection committee rankings after a loss to Alabama on Saturday at Tiger Stadium. The Tigers fell after suffering a...
Alabama beats LSU 31-13 to bolster its CFP case, while Georgia crushes Ole Miss 42-0. Both teams now appear headed for an SEC Championship Game showdown.
After President Donald Trump pressed Republican-led states to redraw their maps to help the GOP keep its U.S. House majority, Northeastern political scientis...
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LSU had been the No. 14 team in the CFP selection committee rankings after a loss to Alabama on Saturday at Tiger Stadium. The Tigers fell after suffering a...
Alabama beats LSU 31-13 to bolster its CFP case, while Georgia crushes Ole Miss 42-0. Both teams now appear headed for an SEC Championship Game showdown.
After President Donald Trump pressed Republican-led states to redraw their maps to help the GOP keep its U.S. House majority, Northeastern political scientis...
Red Bay, in northwestern Franklin County on the Mississippi line, lies in country first inhabited by the Chickasaw, in what was then the Mississippi Territory. The community was originally known as Vinson's Crossroads and stood farther southwest along Gum Creek. When a branch of the Illinois Central Railroad was built through the area in 1907, settlers came, and the town, named for its rich red clay and its many bay trees, was incorporated on July 17, 1907.
The first bank and new businesses opened the next year to serve the farming and lumber community, and Red Bay became an important lumber and shipping center. Residents first worshiped under a brush arbor, which became the site of the first school; by 1903 a school with a single teacher stood where the First United Methodist Church is now, and students attended between harvest and spring planting. The trees that arch over Main Street, the town's "tunnel of trees," were planted by the Red Bay Garden Club in the 1930s. Sources The Historical Marker Database: Pride in Our Past, Faith in Our Future (Alabama Tourism Department and the City of Red Bay) Wikipedia: Red Bay, Alabama
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