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Ben Cunningham

Ben Cunningham

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Director of Student Media, Jacksonville State University

Alabama, Almaty

Biography

Managing editor at The Anniston Star. Previously covered: Police & public safety K12 & higher education Local government Once in a very great while, writes about about beer.

Final Covers

Craft Beer

Doesn’t Cover

pop culture, fashion

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Seniority Positions

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Content

Total articles 136

  • Commentary: More than an 'environmental blunder,' Gadsden Creek deserves to be restored

    By Ben Cunningham| Post and Courier Verified We were surprised to read the Dec. 12 editorial in which The Post and Courier reduced what is a crucial decision affecting the future of Charleston to a flippant comparison between a cucumber and a pickle.

    By Ben Cunningham · Post and Courier

    Dec. 22, 2022

  • RMC hits new high for COVID-19 patients, Alabama virus count rising faster

    By Ben Cunningham| The Anniston Star Verified Coronavirus infection in Alabama continued to spike Thursday, with more than 2,100 new cases reported by state officials and ever-climbing numbers of people being treated in hospitals, including Anniston’s Regional Medical Center. In Calhoun County, 33 new cases of the COVID-19 coronavirus were reported Thursday, the second-highest daily number during the pandemic so far, among more than 200 cases in the last 14 days.

    By Ben Cunningham · The Anniston Star

    Jul. 09, 2020

  • That close: JSU-UTC games often go down to the wire

    By Ben Cunningham| The Anniston Star Verified Chattanooga is among Jacksonville State’s nearest opponents geographically, and the margin in their meetings is often close, too. The stakes have never been higher than their game this Saturday in the second round of the FCS playoffs. Of the teams’ 39 games over 111 years, 18 were decided by a score or less, including September’s 23-20 win by JSU. Here are five classics from the series, all decided in the fourth quarter.

    By Ben Cunningham · The Anniston Star

    Apr. 17, 2020

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