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Who doesn't LOVE chicken? OK, I am sure that is not the same thing as this HOT, CONTROVERSIAL chicken fight in Northport. Have you heard about the petition? The name calling. Don't get ahead of me.

GET READY, ALABAMA As heard on the Steve & DC Show, 95.3 The Bear....did you know there can be 450 insect parts and nine rodent hairs in every 16 oz. box of spaghetti? They claim that it's not possible to remove all creatures that might get a ride along the food processing chain, but the US Food and Drug Administration calls them "food defects" and has "standards" to keep them to a minimum.

It’s not clickbait. Mark my words because one day, this is going to happen. Tuscaloosa, Alabama, is a city that I have lived in, off and on, since the 80s. Oh, how I love Alabama and, in particular, my Alabama Crimson Tide.

Who’s got the best fries in Tuscaloosa? I'm talking about the absolute BEST. What do you think? What comes to mind as you read this headline? The ones that are PERFECTLY salted and delicious. Can you taste it yet?

Why Alabama? Tuscaloosa? Northport? Birmingham? More on that later. Yes, a famous killer of two children, Paula Sims, is on her way to Alabama.

What is wrong with people? The Tuscaloosa Police Department had to step in and repo a cute little Yorkie this week. Dogs are not supposed to be taken away by the repo man. How is that even possible? According to the Tuscaloosa Police Department,

I love a good mystery. Unless I'm in it! It's so good to be back in Tuscaloosa and on The Steve & DC Show every morning on 95.3 The Bear. So, we are going through our old photos and we find a picture of me with my brothers and mother taken on Halloween night in Tuscaloosa.

IT'S ABOUT THAT TIME OF THE YEAR! Halloween. Some folks live for this time of year. I'm torn on that notion. I like it, but from a distance. The fact that a couple of the scariest houses in the southeast, are in my backyard of Tuscaloosa and Northport, is a little too close for comfort.

As Alabama fans search to find viewing options for Saturday's game, The Washington Post recognized two Tuscaloosa radio stations for their continued coverage.

Stan Pate, a Tuscaloosa businessman, is giving away over $50,000 to local listeners of a Tuscaloosa radio station along with a local charity of their choice.