Good day Bessemer! We're here again with what you need to know today. Grab a cup of coffee and read on. ☕️️
In today's newsletter:
Also on today's calendar: Southern Soul Extravaganza and 6 more events.
Today's riddle: What has a cap but no head? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Staff, families unite to close moldy school in Alabama (aft.org) — Families in Bessemer have seen J.S. Abrams Elementary closed indefinitely again after recurring mold and building problems, forcing students and staff to relocate to other city schools. Union leaders also won a commitment to install air conditioning on every school bus in the Jefferson County district, but they say Bessemer City Schools still lack transparency and owe the community clear answers.
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2. ‘I'll be here bright and early Monday': Bessemer Mayor Kenneth Gulley refuses to vacate office early, citing 2010 ordinance (wbrc.com) — Bessemer residents face uncertainty at City Hall as Mayor Kenneth Gulley says he will stay in office through November, citing a 2010 ordinance, despite state code suggesting Mayor‑elect Louise Alexander could take over Monday. The dispute also affects Gulley’s ability to qualify for city retirement benefits after nearly 16 years of service, and Alexander has not yet publicly outlined her plans.
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3. 42 October 2026 events in Birmingham: Magic City Classic, Furnace Fest + more (bhamnow.com) — Bessemer residents can dive into spooky fun close to home with FearFest: Halloween After Dark at Alabama Adventure, running October 3 through November 1 with haunted houses, trails and rides. The broader guide also spotlights dozens of October events across the Birmingham metro—from festivals and concerts to charity runs and museum exhibits—offering plenty of options for quick trips beyond Bessemer.
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4. 14 Jefferson County restaurants fail health inspections in September (wbrc.com) — Two Bessemer food retailers, Walmart Deli on Academy Drive and 9th Avenue Market, recently failed Jefferson County health inspections with scores of 80 and 84, citing issues like unsafe food temperatures and grime in ice machines. They’re among 14 Jefferson County establishments scoring below 85 in September, all of which must pass follow-up inspections within 60 days to regain satisfactory status.
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5. West Alabama High School Football Scores: Week 6 (praise933.com) — Bessemer football fans saw the Bessemer City Tigers notch a 36–17 home win over the Central Falcons, led by standout Vernon Slaughter. The roundup also highlights big victories and tough losses for other West Alabama high school teams, giving local readers a quick look at how neighboring programs are faring midway through the season.
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P.S. The answer to today's riddle: "What has a cap but no head?" — A bottle (Thank you Glo M. for sending it in!)
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