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Simon Schuessler

Simon Schuessler

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Journalist, WSFA-TV (Montgomery, AL)

Montgomery

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Total articles 136

  • 5th annual Montgomery Open Wheelchair Tennis tournament held at Lagoon Park

    By Simon Schuessler Verified| WSFA-TV (Montgomery, AL) Verified MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - They may be unable to run or even walk, but wheelchair tennis athletes like the ones at the Montgomery Open can get around just fine. The sport is similar to standard tennis, except the ball can bounce twice and you may see some tennis balls stored in the spokes of their tires. Over 30 athletes from eight states came to Montgomery to compete, hoping to raise their world ranking or even win a championship.

    By Simon Schuessler Verified · WSFA-TV (Montgomery, AL)

    Apr. 13, 2025

  • Historical marker unveiled to honor Dr. Percy Julian

    By Simon Schuessler Verified| WSFA-TV (Montgomery, AL) Verified MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - A legacy that impacted millions is now being preserved at the very place where it all began. A historical marker honoring Dr. Percy Julian was unveiled in his hometown of Montgomery on Saturday morning. According to the Chairman of the Montgomery Historic Preservation Commission Richard Bailey, there was a similar marker in the past, but he doesn’t know what happened to it.

    By Simon Schuessler Verified · WSFA-TV (Montgomery, AL)

    Apr. 13, 2025

  • 5th annual Montgomery Open Wheelchair Tennis tournament held at Lagoon Park

    By Simon Schuessler Verified| WSFA-TV (Montgomery, AL) Verified MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - They may be unable to run or even walk, but wheelchair tennis athletes like the ones at the Montgomery Open can get around just fine. The sport is similar to standard tennis, except the ball can bounce twice and you may see some tennis balls stored in the spokes of their tires. Over 30 athletes from eight states came to Montgomery to compete, hoping to raise their world ranking or even win a championship.

    By Simon Schuessler Verified · WSFA-TV (Montgomery, AL)

    Apr. 13, 2025

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WSFA-TV (Montgomery, AL)

Montgomery, Alabama, United States

+1 334-467-4748