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Every club has their veterans and their old boys, so who are your club’s over 30s, where are their contracts at and will they survive post-2021?
Adelaide
David Mackay
He turns 33 in July, is out of contract in 2021 and will probably be the end of the road. Adelaide are relying on their kids and they are quicker and younger than Mackay.
Taylor Walker
Walker turns 31 on Anzac Day and his future is well and truly up in the air with the former captain’s form almost dropping off the cliff.
Pizza restaurant hosts daylong concert to help tornado victims in Alabama
Updated Feb 20, 2021;
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Mad Pies Restaurant & Bar in Fultondale is hosting an all-day concert today to raise money for people whose lives were affected by a Jan. 25 tornado that tore through the city and left a trail of destruction.
A 14-year-old boy was killed and at least 30 people were injured in the storm. More than 300 homes and businesses were damaged or destroyed, according to Fultondale Fire Chief Justin McKenzie.
Mad Pies, 1731 Decatur Highway, wants to help the community recover with proceeds from its Southern Sound Benefit Showcase, which starts at 2 p.m. Country, rock and Southern rock musicians are scheduled to perform until midnight at the restaurant, including Driver, Matt Bennett, Len Park and Ben Moseley.
A Fultondale restaurant hosting charity concert for tornado victims Share Updated: 10:46 PM CST Feb 18, 2021 Share Updated: 10:46 PM CST Feb 18, 2021
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Show Transcript YOU ARE WATCHING WVTM 13 NEWS. GUY: JAMMING OUT TO MUSIC FOR A GOOD CAUSE IS HOW ONE FULTONDALE RESTAURANT IS GIVING BACK TO THE VICTIMS OF THE RECENT TORNADO. SHERI: WVTM 13’S BREA DOUGLAS SHARES HOW BUSINESSES ARE SUPPORTING THE COMMUNITY STILL REBUILDING AFTER THE DESTRUCTION. BREA: MORE HELP IS ON THE WAY FOR VICTIMS OF THE TORNADO THAT RIPPED THROUGH FULTONDALE ALMOST A MONTH AGO, THANKS IN PART TO BUSINESS OWNER NICK BRYAN. HE’S HOSTING A FUNDRAISER THAT’LL SERVE UP PIZZA AND ENTERTAINMENT. IT’S OUR WAY TO GIVE BACK BEING RAISED HERE IN THE TOWN AND KNOWING HOW LUCKY WE WAS TO NOT BE DEMOLISHED BY THE TORNADO AND JUST BE GRAZED IS OUR WAY OF GIVING BACK. BREA: THE CHARITY CONCERT IS THIS SATURDAY AT MAD PIE’S PIZZERIA. IT’LL START AT 2:00 AND GO TH
Win-Win: Jorgensen Land & Cattle Jorgensen Land and Cattle enhances sustainability of its family seedstock operation by providing bull customers with proven added value.
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