Bob Crisp is a journalist for The Anniston Star, focusing on local news in Anniston, Alabama. With a keen eye for capturing moments through photography, Bob covers a variety of topics including community events, sports, and celebrations.
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Winterboro hosted neighbors Childersburg Friday on the last Friday night of the season. The game closed the season for Childersburg while Winterboro will face Ragland at home in the first
By: Chris Fernsler, Bob Crisp
Chris Fernsler is a sports writer at The Daily Home. You can call him at (256) 299-2141.
The Childersburg City Council is one step away from a resolution to flooding issues in the Pleasant Valley area that have plagued residents for decades.
Ohatchee head coach Chris Findley saw his team lose Thursday night in a state playoff game.
Photos, Scenes of the Winterboro and Ragland bands and cheerleaders performing in the first round of the playoffs.
Winterboro beat Ragland 38-12 in first round of the Class 1A state playoffs to advance to the second round. Next Friday, Winterboro will travel to take on Hackleburg.
By: Chris Fernsler
In the first round of the Class 1A state football playoffs, Winterboro played with a lot of heart and even more team speed as the Bulldogs raced past Ragland 38-12
Oxford fell behind 14-0 but stormed back scoring 34 unanswered points and cruised to a 34-14 win over Hartselle. Undefeated Oxford advances to the third round of the playoffs and
Scenes from the second round playoff game between Oxford and Hartselle
The state high school playoff scores for the second round. We have gotten unofficial quarterfinal pairings from the AHSAA and included them. They'll be official Saturday morning after the coaches'meeting in Montgomery.
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