SUMMARY: At the Nutt Shop in Tuscaloosa, employees have been busy preparing popcorn for game day at Bryant-Denny Stadium, especially for the matchup between the Crimson Tide and Georgia Bulldogs. Designated popcorn man Evan Rice reports that they’ve produced 1,420 pounds this week, totaling 304 bags. With a production rate of five pounds per minute, the team has made nearly 600 batches. Owner Margaret Williams notes the shop is overflowing with popcorn, making movement difficult. The aroma of popcorn fills the air, attracting customers curious about the enticing smell. Rice often works 10 to 17-hour days to meet demand.

Behind the scenes of Bryant-Denny Stadium’s popcorn providers

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SUMMARY: Elks Lodges in Northwest Florida are partnering with the United Cajun Navy to assist communities affected by recent hurricanes. Understanding the devastating impact of storms, lodge members are collecting non-perishable food, diapers, hygiene products, water, and gas cans throughout the weekend. Donations can be dropped off at Pensacola, Pensacola Beach, Navarre, and Fort Walton Beach Elks Lodges. For those who cannot donate in person, an Amazon wish list has been established for easier contributions. The United Cajun Navy will pick up the supplies and deliver them to impacted areas, reinforcing the community’s support during crises.

Local organizations are stepping up to help communities devastated by Hurricane Helene. Among those are the Elks Lodges of Northwest Florida and The United Cajun Navy.
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SUMMARY: The Alabama Department of Public Health is addressing high infant mortality rates by launching the “Clear the Crib Challenge,” a social media campaign to educate parents about safe sleep practices. Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) is the leading cause of infant mortality, often linked to unsafe sleeping environments. Health officials emphasize the importance of ensuring cribs are free of blankets, pillows, and other items. They promote adherence to the ABC’s of safe sleep: infants should sleep Alone, on their Back, and without any extra items. Participants are encouraged to declutter cribs and share their efforts online to raise awareness.

The #ClearTheCrib campaign aims to combat one of the leading causes of infant mortality, Sudden Infant Death Syndrome.

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