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High School FootballElmore and Autauga county football teams have secured spots in the playoffsIf you follow Friday night football, the postseason is here. High school football teams from Elmore and Autauga counties have secured their places in the postseason, and they're preparing for what looks like an exciting playoff run in both the Alabama High School Athletic Association (AHSAA) and the Alabama Independent School Association (AISA). Prattville leads the local teams.Today’s editionRead

Schools from local newsrooms

From WDHN, Elmore-Autauga News and WSFA, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. WDHN9 hours ago

    G-TECH renamed in honor of Alabama senator, Donnie Chesteen

    GENEVA COUNTY, Ala. (WDHN) — An Alabama senator getting a special honor for his role in bringing a career tech school to Geneva for city and county students. The Geneva Regional Career Technical Center (G-TECH) is being renamed in honor of Alabama Senator Donnie Chesteen, who received a standing ovation for his hard work and

  2. Elmore-Autauga News10 hours ago

    Young Artists Invited to Enter Prattville’s Youth Christmas Art Show

    Martha Wilkinson Prattville Cultural Arts and Special Events Young artists in grades K–12 are invited to share their holiday creativity in the Prattville Youth Christmas Art Contest and Show, hosted by Prattville Cultural Arts. Students may submit up to four pieces of Christmas-themed artwork. Entries will be accepted November 9–24 at either the Prattville Cultural

  3. WSFA10 hours ago

    Discover student opportunities at Montgomery Public School Magnet Fair

    This Thursday, MPS is hosting the Magnet Fair for prospect students to explore unique education programs.

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The short notes of Daily Montgomery’s last two editions. Open one to read it, with its sources.

  • New associationThe Gulf States Independent Athletic Association unveiled itself Oct.

    The Gulf States Independent Athletic Association unveiled itself Oct. 29 at Montgomery's Cramton Bowl, with Glynn Lott as executive director. It opens the door for public and private schools to compete against one another. The group announced applications would open Nov. 1, with an April 2027 deadline for the inaugural 2027-28 season. The group says it plans to begin play next year, and Lott's goal is at least 50 schools.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSources: Montgomery Advertiser, WBMA, wsfa.com