www.youtube.com – WTVA 9 News – 2024-11-22 20:51:06

SUMMARY: The Friday Night Fever game of the week features the undefeated Lewisville Wildcats hosting the New Albany Bulldogs, aiming for a spot in the North Half Championship. New Albany’s head coach, Cody Stubblefield, discussed his team’s historic season, including their first undefeated regular season since 2010. He credited their success to hard work and resilience, despite three close games. Coach Stubblefield emphasized the importance of executing their game plan against the defending 4A champs, with standout players like quarterback Braden Shettles and receiver Jeff Bowen leading the charge. The game will be featured on Friday Night Fever at 10 p.m.

Sports reporter Jason Williams interviews New Albany’s head coach ahead of the Friday Night Fever Game of the Week with Louisville.

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www.youtube.com – 16 WAPT News Jackson – 2024-11-22 20:44:33

SUMMARY: As cooler weather arrives, doctors are seeing an uptick in flu cases and stress the importance of getting vaccinated before flu season peaks. Dr. Andrew Clark, owner of Northtown Pharmacy, highlights the risks of flu, COVID, and pneumonia, especially for the very young and elderly. He emphasizes the importance of handwashing, wearing masks, and maintaining good hygiene to avoid viruses. Additionally, Clark recommends staying hydrated, resting, and taking Vitamin C supplements to boost immunity. Flu and COVID booster clinics are being offered at churches and schools to help people stay up to date on their vaccinations.

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www.youtube.com – WDAM 7 | The Pine Belt’s Local News Station – 2024-11-22 20:21:41

SUMMARY: Home Instead, an in-home senior care program, is seeking help this holiday season through their “Be a Santa to a Senior” initiative. For over 20 years, they have provided Christmas gifts to seniors in need, brightening their holidays with small surprises. Seniors, like Al Ceris, receive assistance with groceries, laundry, and companionship year-round. During the holidays, Christmas trees at local locations display names of seniors, and people can choose a name to buy a gift. Gifts can be dropped off by December 17th. Participating locations include Turtle Creek Mall and Sawmill Square Mall.

“Be a Santa to a Senior” adding Christmas cheer to in-home do-list during holidays.

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