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Crimson Tide Roll Call: Monday, April 25, 2022
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On This Date in Crimson Tide Historical past
April 25, 1986: Operating again George Scruggs was killed in a one-car accident close to Huntsville whereas teammate Vernon Wilkinson was critically injured. Scruggs was 20.
April 25, 1989: Willie Wyatt, stellar nostril guard, and Marco Battle, regular large receiver, have been elected staff captains for Alabama for the upcoming season. Wyatt, a local of Gardendale, was chosen as winner of the “Lee Roy Jordan Headhunter Award” for the spring whereas Battle was picked for the “Sylvester Croom Dedication to Excellence Award.”
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“There are two pains in life. There’s the ache of self-discipline and the ache of disappointment. In the event you can deal with the ache of self-discipline, you then’ll by no means need to take care of the ache of disappointment.” — Nick Saban
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Beekeepers monitor hives for Africanized honeybees after confirmed detection in Alabama – The Atmore Advance
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Beekeepers monitor hives for Africanized honeybees after confirmed detection in Alabama
Published 9:16 am Wednesday, June 26, 2024
Special to the Advance
The Apiary Protection Unit of the Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries (ADAI) confirmed the presence of Africanized honeybees (AHBs) in beehives in Jackson and St. Clair counties through genetic testing.
Officials at ADAI are developing a strategic monitoring plan for AHBs. Swarm traps will be placed within a five- to 10-mile radius of the confirmed cases. Bees from nearby beekeepers will also be sampled as a precaution. ADAI said this proactive measure aims to assess the extent of AHB infiltration and prevent future spread.
Jack Rowe, an Alabama Cooperative Extension System bee specialist, said Alabama hasn’t had an AHB presence before, which keeps the state’s beekeepers from having colony management problems.
“The Apiary Protection Unit maintains a careful watch on the Port of Mobile to prevent an AHB invasion,” Rowe said. “It is up to the rest of us to ensure that we don’t bring AHBs in by accident. Vigilance is important, as is compliance with Alabama’s apiary laws.”
AHBs look like European Honeybees, but their behaviors are different. AHBs are more defensive, more easily disturbed and respond in greater numbers. Other identifying qualities are outlined in the press release from the ADAI.
Apiculturists who regularly collect swarms or conduct bee removals should be alert for bees that seem highly aggressive to humans or animals. If encountered, Phillip Carter, an apiary inspector with the plant protection division of ADAI, encourages apiculturists to contact the plant protection division so a sample can be collected and tested for AHB genes.
“Investigators are speculating the two confirmed AHB colonies are a result of purchasing queens, packages and illegal nucs from other states with the presence of AHBs,” Carter said.
Rowe said Carter is asking all beekeepers to obey the No Comb Law by not purchasing nucs from out of state.
“We have this law in place to prevent exactly what is now happening, not just honeybee pests and diseases,” Carter said.
When purchasing mated queens or packages from another state with a confirmed presence of AHBs, it is imperative that the buyer request the seller’s certificate, confirming their testing for AHBs through their state’s apiary program.
“We must all comply with Alabama’s apiary laws to protect the bee population in Alabama and prevent the spread of AHBs in our state,” Rowe said.
Rowe said if beekeepers are receiving packages or queens from the following states, it is best to request certificates stating that the bee stock that they were raised from are free from AHB genes:
- Florida
- Louisiana
- Arkansas
- Texas
- New Mexico
- Arizona
- Nevada
- California
If you think you’ve encountered an unusually aggressive hive, contact Rowe or Allyson Shabel, both members of Alabama Extension’s beekeeping team. Also reach out to the Apiary Protection Unit through the following contact information:
Central and north Alabama beekeepers, contact Jason James at 334-850-7757. South central and south Alabama beekeepers, contact Phillip Carter at 334-414-1666 or Randy Hamann at 334-850-7758. You may also contact Daniele Sisk in the ADAI Montgomery office at 334-240-7228.
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Coaches from Alabama State, Troy representing USA baseball
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MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) – This week, 28 of the best college baseball players in America, including some that just played in the College World Series, will head to Cary, North Carolina to represent USA baseball over the next two weeks. The one leading them all will be Alabama State head coach Jose Vazquez.
“Very happy for the people that I’m able to represent, particularly my family, Alabama State University, and it means a lot to me,” said Vazquez. “It’s one of those things that I know is a great honor.”
After serving as the first base coach at this event last year, Vazquez now has the reigns as the manager. In addition, Troy head coach Skylar Meade will serve as the team’s pitching coach.
“I know Skylar is a superstar, up and coming coach and obviously has done an outstanding job everywhere he’s been,” said Vazquez.
“For him to get the honor of being the manager of this team, I think it’s certainly something that he should be incredibly proud of and I’m sure that he is,” Meade said of Vazquez. “It’s awesome just to have these different connections of people from all over, but also to have, certainly here in middle to southern Alabama, have such a flair of myself and some other coaches is pretty cool.”
Training camp began Tuesday, and the USA collegiate national team will play a five-game friendly series against Chinese Taipei that will take place from June 29-July 3.
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Alabama A&M makes second offer to buy Birmingham-Southern College campus
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HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WHNT) — Alabama A&M University (AAMU) has made a second offer to purchase the Birmingham-Southern College (BSC) campus.
According to an Alabama A&M spokesperson, an increased second offer was made on June 14 for the amount of $65 million.
On May 1, Alabama A&M made an initial offer to purchase the BSC campus in the amount of $52 million. This included $22 million in cash and a $30 million investment in construction and maintenance upgrades needed to reopen doors and operate the full campus.
Alabama A&M attributes the increase in the second offer to the clearing of any outstanding debt that BSC may have.
“If another entity is selected, we will wish them well, knowing that we love the people of Birmingham and we will continue to try to make a difference whenever we can in the future,” says Vice President of Government Affairs & External Relations Shannon Reeves.
AAMU also says it is committed to maintaining the entire property as an academic facility and bringing economic development and increased property value to the surrounding neighborhoods.
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