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Today’s edition · Tues., Nov. 10

Montgomery gets a $13.4M interstate lighting upgrade

Plus, who plays Friday in Round 2 of the AHSAA football playoffs.

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Interstate lighting

A $13.4 million lighting upgrade is coming to a busy stretch of interstate in Montgomery. Montgomery Advertiser

Playoffs

If you're heading to a game, the Round 2 AHSAA football playoffs are Friday, Nov. 13. Half of the Montgomery-area teams still alive will be on the road. Montgomery Advertiser

Four Montgomery-area teams play Round 2 games Friday, Nov. 13, at 7 p.m.

ClassGame
6APrattville vs. Spain Park
6ACarver-Montgomery at Daphne
5APike Road at Homewood
4AMarbury at Eufaula

Raiders

The Stanhope Elmore High School defended its state championship Saturday. Millbrook hosted the Alabama JROTC Raider State Competition for the first time, with 18 teams. Elmore-Autauga News

Auburn

Auburn plays Mississippi State Saturday, Nov. 14, at 11 a.m. CT on ESPN2 at Davis Wade Stadium. Gadsden Times

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Broadband

Nine out of 10 Alabama addresses can now receive high-speed internet service, up from one in four in 2021, according to the governor's office. Gov. Kay Ivey marked the milestone Monday at the State Capitol. Wiregrass Daily News

Nine in 10 Alabama addresses can now get high-speed internet

90%of Alabama addresses can receive high-speed internet

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Opportunity Zones

Gov. Kay Ivey announced Friday that the Opportunity Zones 2.0 nominations were approved by the U.S. Treasury Department and IRS, covering 141 places in Alabama. Montgomery County is among the counties with approved zones. Black Belt News Network

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Dig out the heavy jacket, because the first real cold of the season is lining up. Montgomery's forecast has a Thursday, Nov. 12 low of 42, then Friday, Nov. 13 drops to a low of 33 with a high of 61. That's a big slide from today's high of 77. Heading out Friday, bundle up.

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Daily Montgomeryto me · Tues., Nov. 106:00 a.m.

Montgomery gets a $13.4M interstate lighting upgrade

Plus, who plays Friday in Round 2 of the AHSAA football playoffs.

The TLDR

  1. A $13.4 million lighting upgrade is coming to a Montgomery interstate
  2. Round 2 of the AHSAA playoffs is Friday, Nov. 13
  3. Stanhope Elmore's JROTC Raiders defended their state title
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EducationGov. Ivey spotlights a Montgomery family using the CHOOSE Act as 2027-28 applications nearIf you're weighing private school for a K-12 child, here's a Montgomery example. Gov. Kay Ivey is highlighting Shalice Washington, a U.S. veteran and full-time college student whose daughter Kimora, a first-grader, attends Trinity Presbyterian School in Montgomery through the CHOOSE Act. The Dothan Eagle also ran the governor's highlight of the family.High School FootballRound 2 of the AHSAA football playoffs is set for Fri., Nov. 13, with just over 100 teams leftIf you follow Friday night football, the field just got a lot smaller. Round 1 in the Montgomery area is over, and 208 teams started the AHSAA playoffs and just over 100 remain. Fewer than 25% of schools will be back at practice Monday.Prep FootballCarver-Montgomery and Pike Road win in Round 1, and UMS-Wright gets St. Paul's againIf you follow Friday night football, here's how Round 1 went. It was the first step toward Mobile for 13 Montgomery-area teams. Carver-Montgomery beat Robertsdale 47-25 and Pike Road topped Bessemer City 28-17, while Stanhope Elmore fell 50-7 at Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa. Carver-Montgomery and Pike Road both hit the road in Round 2.

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    The road to a state championship is getting shorter. Here's how Montgomery-area teams stack up among Alabama's remaining playoff contenders.

  2. Montgomery Advertiser3 hours ago

    AHSAA flag football playoffs Round 2 statewide scores, on Montgomery Advertiser

    Alabama high school flag football scores from throughout the state for Round 2 of the 2026 AHSAA playoffs can be found here after games.

  3. Montgomery Advertiser4 hours ago

    Montgomery-area schedule for Round 2 of AHSAA football playoffs, on Montgomery Advertiser

    See the schedule of Alabama high school football games in the Montgomery area for Round 2 of the AHSAA playoffs.

  4. Gadsden Times8 hours ago

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    Alexander Adolf, an AU professor, was part of Neville Arena history at Auburn basketball vs Appalachian State on Monday. Here's why.

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    At Marion Military Institute, the experience is about more than what cadets learn in the classroom.

  6. WSFA8 hours ago

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