This month’s set of questions came to me via e-mail and Facebook. Below you’ll find the unedited questions and answers to the questions that I asked my Magic Eight Ball on Monday.
Raymond asked: Will the City of Evergreen actually get to hold its municipal elections on Aug. 28?
Answer: No way!
Dewayne asked: Will Pete Wolff win without a runoff?
Answer: Ask again later?
George asked: Will there be a big lawsuit over the outcome of the election like there was last time?
Answer: Maybe.
Michael asked: Will the lawyers involved be the only people to come out ahead when it’s all said and done?
Answer: My sources said no.
Willie asked: Will Evergreen’s incoming Bubba’s Barbecue restaurant be the best barbecue restaurant around?
Answer: Absolutely!
Pat asked: Will Castleberry’s new police chief be still employed by the town a year from now?
Answer: Ask again later.
Kevin asked: Will the Conecuh County Commission, the City of Evergreen and the Conecuh County Sheriff come to an agreement over the municipal inmate contract?
Answer: Maybe.
John asked: Will the Conecuh County Commission restructure the County E911 board of directors?
Answer: Absolutely!
Jerry asked: Will Sparta’s football team win its season opener against Pickens Academy?
Answer: My sources say no.
Stewart asked: Will Hillcrest win its first game against Washington County?
Answer: No way!
Charles asked: Will A.J. McCarron suffer from the “Sports Illustrated Curse” since he was on the cover of SI this week?
Answer: Absolutely!
I asked: Should readers take the above questions and answers seriously?
Answer: Maybe.
With that said, I guess I’ll give my old Eight Ball a rest for a few weeks and close this thing out until the third Thursday in August.
In the meantime, if you’ve got a question you want me to ask my Magic Eight Ball, e-mail it to me at courantsports@earthlink.net, and I’ll publish the answers in the Aug. 16 edition of The Courant.
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Also this week, the good folks at the state tourism department released its list of Top 10 Events of September. If you’re looking for something fun to do next month, you might want to check out one of these events.
Events that made the cut include the St. William Seafood Festival in Guntersville, Sept. 1; the Sweet Tater Festival in Crane Hill, Sept. 2-3; the Coon Dog Cemetery Labor Day Celebration in Tuscumbia, Sept. 3; the 43rd Annual Fayette Arts Festival, Sept. 8; the Riverfest Barbecue Cook-Off in Decatur, Sept. 14-15; the Depot Days Festival in Hartselle, Sept. 15; the Leeds Downtown Folk Festival and John Henry Celebration in Leeds, Sept. 15-16; the Mule Day Festival in Winfield, Sept. 21-23; the 12th Annual Ole Timey Craft & Bluegrass Festival in Estillfork, Sept. 28-30; and the 25th Annual Irondale Whistle Stop Festival, Sept. 29.
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