Alec Etheredge is the Publisher and President at Shelby County Reporter. He covers a wide range of topics including sports, travel and tourism, as well as government and politics, with a particular focus on competitive sports such as football, soccer, and golf. Alec has been featured in Shelby County Newspapers, Inc.
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Alec Etheredge's focus is predominantly on local news and high school sports in the Alabama area, particularly Shelby County. He covers events extensively, with a strong emphasis on high school sports.
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COLUMBIANA – With their hands up, surrounding one of their classmates on a tight rope, several members of this year’s Youth Leadership Shelby County class stood by with encouragement as the student made their way down the rope from one end to another.
By: Alec Etheredge
HOOVER – Leading their second-round playoff matchup against Russell County 24-7, the Spain Park Jaguars put the game out of reach late in the first half with a play that defined the game.
Thompson and Spain Park remain alive in the AHSAA playoffs with the Warriors in their 8th consecutive semifinal appearance this Friday and Spain Park carrying a 17-game win streak into the Class 6A quarterfinals. Cornerstone also battles for an AISA State Championship. We break it all down on this week’s show.
The city of Chelsea’s first hotel is now open after the LaQuinta opened its doors to visitors on Wednesday, Nov. 21. (Reporter photo/Alec Etheredge)
By: Alec Etheredge
ALABASTER – With the Thompson defense facing a third-and-11 against Enterprise in the semifinals of the Class 7A playoffs on Friday, Nov. 22, the Warriors knew they had to step up and make a play in what was a slugfest of a start on the coldest night of the season.
HELENA – A few days after dropping their season opener by two points in overtime on their home floor, the Helena Huskies faced another challenge on Thursday, Nov. 21, entering the final quarter of a matchup with county foe Thompson trailing by one point.
HELENA – The Helena girls basketball team put together a consistent effort on Thursday, Nov. 21, to pick up their second victory of the season in a double-digit 47-36 win against county rival Thompson.
By: Alec Etheredge
The Oak Mountain area schools are receiving generous donations and funding from Indian Springs Village, which are going toward various school renovations and projects. (Contributed)
By: Alec Etheredge
On this week’s Shelby County Football Show, we look ahead to tomorrow night’s big showdown between Thompson and Central-Phenix City for the Class 7A State Championship at Protective Stadium in Birmingham. Wednesday’s kick time is 7 p.m.
By: Alec Etheredge
Leadership Shelby County’s annual alumni social will take place at BeerHog on Thursday, Jan. 30 and will feature a Mardis Gras Beads & Brews theme once again. (Contributed)
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