The Millbrook Group has announced that its flagship Millbrook Credit Fund has received a 4-star “Superior” rating from SQM Research upgraded from its previous 3.75-star rating.   The independent investment research firm highlighted the fund’s consistently strong performance and effective capital protection measures as key drivers of the upgrade.  This recognition arrives amid growing scrutiny of the private credit sector which faces increasing investor concerns around overdue loans SQM Research noted that Millbrook’s higher-than-peer Sharpe ratio—a key indicator of risk-adjusted return—was a standout factor in its latest assessment.  “We are proud to receive this 4-star rating from SQM Research,” said David Lyall “It affirms our commitment to capital preservation risk-adjusted returns for our investors.”  The Millbrook Credit Fund focuses on real estate-backed private credit aiming to deliver steady income while minimising downside risk Its upgrade places it among the higher-rated offerings in Australia’s growing private credit market reinforcing Millbrook’s position in the space.  Lyall added that the upgrade reflects not only past performance but also the fund’s ability to navigate a complex and evolving market landscape and the importance of aligning with investor interests,” he said.  The fund’s performance and risk metrics were benchmarked against its peer group and SQM Research concluded that it demonstrates “superior” attributes across multiple categories.  As institutional and retail interest in private credit continues to rise the Millbrook Credit Fund’s improved rating offers additional assurance to investors seeking resilient income strategies.  The rating also serves as a testament to the fund’s operational strength More information is available at millbrookgroup.com.au.  What factors matter most to you when evaluating private credit funds Swimming programs at Millbrook Exchange Pool Find Aquatic Centers and Pools Pool Admission Fees and Passes Swim Classes and Programs splashing and playing at Millbrook Exchange Pool.  You can enjoy our pools and aquatics year round at one of our indoor facilities or during the summer at one of our outdoor pools.  Residents and non-residents must pay an admission fee to visit a City of Raleigh pool or aquatics center.  Where to pay for daily admission: Pay daily admission fees and Punch Passes (15 admissions) at the front desk of one of our pools / aquatic centers Where to buy multi-day Passes: Buy monthly and annual passes at any of the year-round pools (Optimist, Millbrook, Pullen, and Buffaloe Road Aquatic Center) Note: Children 12 years or younger must be accompanied by a paying adult age 16 or older Monthly and annual passes are purchased at any of the year-round pools - Optimist You can learn to swim with group classes or request a private lesson You'll find information about how to sign up in the table below.  At our Raleigh pools and aquatics centers you can sign up for a water exercise class or do laps during scheduled swim lane hours.  We offer classes to help you build strength and cardiovascular endurance like pool Pilates You can purchase either a single-class or a multi-class pass.  Learn More about the Raleigh Aquatics Water Exercise Program. 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If you are a regular visitor to Main Street in Millbrook, you have probably already heard that Big Mike’s Steak House will soon occupy a very old building, that most recently was the WELCOME Food Pantry. But there is a lot more history behind the walls that remain. Crews started working on the building recently, taking out two walls, and are working on the building. The first mural in Millbrook is located on the south wall and will be incorporated into the restaurant. It was hoped that more of the building could be saved, but unfortunately age and damage did not make that possible. Big Mike’s owners were adamant about saving as much of the original building as possible. There had been discussions about perhaps razing the building entirely, but now at least part of the structure will carry on for generations to come. I want to thank Jene Vincent Gober, a wealth of information and history in our area. He shared the following concerning the location, and it may interest you. He also provided one of the photos with this article. He wrote recently about the history of that property, saying that location was once Cooks Drug Store. Before that it was McKissick Drug Store. Over time the building also served as a martial arts school. As Millbrook is seeing phenomenal growth, it is nice to see efforts to retain as much history as possible. Get important news about your town as it happens. Something went wrong. Please subscribe again. Get the top stories from across our network. Are you sure you want to unsubscribe from daily updates? Two Capital Region men are behind bars after police say they were caught with more than a kilogram of cocaine during a traffic stop on the Taconic State Parkway in Dutchess County. State Police released an image of the cocaine allegedly found during the traffic stop in Clinton.  The stop happened on Thursday, May 1, in the town of Clinton, when troopers pulled over a 2022 BMW sedan for vehicle and traffic violations, New York State Police announced on Friday, May 2.  Investigators said they found about 1,176 grams of cocaine inside the car. The driver, 43-year-old James E. Brown of Rensselaer, and the passenger, 23-year-old Jyquez K. Grant of Voorheesville, were both arrested, police said. They were each charged with first-degree and third-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance. The top charge is a Class A-I felony, among the most serious under state drug laws. After being arraigned in Pleasant Valley Town Court, both men were sent to the Dutchess County Jail without bail. We recognise you are attempting to access this website from a country belonging to the European Economic Area (EEA) including the EU which enforces the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and therefore cannot grant you access at this time e-mail us at news@nvdaily.com or call us at 540-465-5137 — The Tippecanoe Area Plan Commission approved several rezonings needed for a 328-acre housing development to move forward brought forth plans for the "Millbrook" housing community via five separate agenda items Wednesday night for necessary rezoning spread across several plots of land Stretching between Morehouse and Yeager roads with a portion of land extending to the east of Yeager the development would extend northward to reach County Road 500 North a lawyer with RTS Law representing Estridge Homes said the development would bring 771 single-family homes and 400 to 500 multi-family dwelling units to Tippecanoe County if approved by APC and the Tippecanoe County commissioners The homes' values would range between $400,000 and $1 million aiming to serve "all kinds of demographics growing families and downsizing empty nesters." The home types within the community would include larger Amanda Esposito, APC assistant director, said that although this development is not the first to use the recently created R1T zoning to bring townhomes to Tippecanoe County "We're excited at seeing these additional opportunities for home ownership that have not been available with larger lots and family dwellings," Esposito said Munden said the developer also plans to build community amenities Although the property the Millbrook is slated for also holds natural wetlands Munden said the developer plans to retain those natural areas with plans to build connecting trails for public accessibility Munden said he had read some concerned emails from neighboring residents regarding a potential neighborhood access point along Old Oak Drive but he and the developer agreed that creating an entry point to the community along that road would not be wise "The concern was they do not want this neighborhood to connect on the Old Oak Drive because they don't believe that it's designed for that and we would agree with those comments," Munden said "We would prefer that there not be a connection there as well." Munden said decisions around access points to the neighborhood will be addressed and pinpointed during the subdivision process for the Millbrook later After APC voting members moved to approve all rezone requests relating to the Millbrook the agenda items will move forward to the Tippecanoe County commissioners for a final vote during their May 5 meeting Jillian Ellison is a reporter for the Journal & Courier She can be reached via email a jellison@gannett.com CBS17.com Governor Hunt visits Millbrook Magnet High School Carolina Hurricanes center Sebastian Aho is a new father after his wife Rosa gave birth to their daughter on Friday The City of Fayetteville has approved an 11 p.m A man convicted of drug trafficking in Lee County was recaptured after escaping a Hyde County prison 40 chickens are missing from a farm in Orange County A wrong way driver was involved in a crash on I-40 in Raleigh A federal judge ruled Allison Riggs is the winner of the North Carolina Supreme Court race No suspects are in custody after a teenager was shot and killed in Durham The REAL ID deadline has brough long lines to DMV offices in North Carolina Meet the new inductees of the North Carolina Music Hall of Fame Fayetteville officials held an emergency meeting to address gun violence in the city The North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation has reviewed the body camera footage of a North Carolina State Highway Patrol trooper under investigation for his actions after a deadly Raleigh crash 7 Brew Coffee will soon make its way to Millbrook Officials with the national coffee chain tell Action 8 News that it will soon open a new location at 42 Kelley Boulevard The location is next to the new Publix grocery store that opened in July 2024 The drive-thru coffee shop features hot and iced coffee The name 7 Brew comes from its seven original coffees when it opened its first shop in Rogers 7 Brew now has more than 300 locations across the country Officials say the new location in Millbrook is expected to open sometime in May 8 On Your Side i-Team Saving Selma Pay It Forward What the Tech Mugshots NY – Dutchess County Executive Sue Serino and the Office of Veterans Affairs hosted the County’s first “Honor-A-Veteran” Ceremony today paying tribute to the late Andrew Peter Doro Army veteran and cherished member of the Millbrook community which the County Executive will host from April through November celebrating the lives of local veterans who have passed away and served our country with honor we’re making sure the legacies of our local heroes live on – not just in history books but in the hearts of the people they served Andrew Doro embodied the very best of what it means to serve – not just in uniform but in the way he showed up for his family Honoring him today is more than just a tribute but rather a reminder of the lasting impact one person can make through service and strength.” serving as an Executive Officer for Basic Training at Fort Ord Doro was honored with numerous awards and commendations the Combat Infantryman Badge and several marksmanship medals His bravery and steadfast commitment to his fellow soldiers came at great personal cost leading to more than 18 months of recovery in an Army hospital due to injury Doro earned advanced degrees in management He dedicated his professional life to education Executive Director of Special Education and Chairperson of Special Education Committees across various school districts Doro also gave back to the veteran community as a crisis intervention counselor for those suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and he served on the board of directors of a veteran outreach center Doro later founded Millbrook Support Services Inc. where he served as Chief Executive Officer the company became one of the nation’s fastest-growing Service-Disabled Lt. Doro passed away April 11, 2024; read Lt. Doro’s obituary online Office of Veterans Affairs Director Adam Roche said and a man whose courage needed no explanation his loved ones and his faith left a lasting impression on many and his legacy will continue to resonate throughout Dutchess County for years.” County Executive Serino and Office of Veterans Affairs Director Adam Roche and members of the Dutchess County Honor-A-Veteran Committee presented Lt Monthly “Honor-A-Veteran” ceremonies will continue through November dedicated to honoring deceased veterans for their service to their nation Future ceremonies will take place at 9 a.m on or about the third Thursday of each month veterans must meet the following criteria: Dutchess County Legislature Majority Leader Deirdre A “Andrew Peter Doro was an unsung hero who we sorely miss in the Millbrook community As a member of the Veterans Affairs Committee I am thrilled that we are bringing these Honor-A-Vet ceremonies to Dutchess County and I thank everyone involved who made it happen This was a wonderful honor for the Doro family and I look forward to more of these ceremonies across the county.” Family, friends and community members are encouraged to nominate a veteran to be recognized through the “Honor-A-Veteran” initiative. Applications for the program are available online at dutchessny.gov/honoraveteran or in person at the Dutchess County Office of Veterans Affairs All submitted applications must be accompanied by a copy of the veteran’s military separation papers (DD-214 Year 1971 | Acres 69.5 | Landmarks Next to Millbrook High School and Fire Station 15 Millbrook Exchange Park boasts a variety of recreational opportunities conveniently located in one location Home to the “Immigrant Gate II” art installation Learn about the City of Oaks Foundation and the Millbrook Exchange Dog Park Community Center919-996-4156 | EmailDirector Linda StaffordAssistant Director Jamison Martin Anne Gordon Center for Active Adults919-996-4720Director Brian Philpot Tennis Center919-996-4129Director David Bell Pool919-996-4130 Aquatic Center Supervisor:Tim McAllister Get DirectionsKnow Before You Go Learn more about open-play sports Request your rental online using RecLink or by reaching out to the facility.  Take note: Requests will be subject to staff approval payment will be required to confirm the reservation Your reservation is not finalized until you receive confirmation of your payment Indoor rentals information Outdoor rentals information Rental inquiry form Geared toward individuals 50 years and older but open to adults of any age It's also a place to meet up with friends or sign up for an overnight trip Find programs, classes, and more the Millbrook Tennis Center has a program for you The site boasts 23 hard-surface courts and is the city’s flagship tennis facility.  Tennis center programs and hours Millbrook's main pool is covered by a fabric tension structure and is operated year-round Find hours and program information Raleigh's oldest dog park opened in April 2003.  Find more about hours, etiquette, and features We have two picnic shelters available for rent.  View other shelter locations Courts are typically available on a first-come, first-served basis. 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For immediate customer service please refer to our staff directory for Retail Theft 2nd Degree pursuant to an investigation into a theft that occurred at Walmart in January 2025 Millbrook Police responded to Walmart regarding a delayed theft report Walmart loss prevention personnel advised that on January 30 an unidentified female subject passed the last point of sale without remitting payment for assorted merchandise valued in excess of $2,000 Video surveillance captured the alleged offender leaving the business transferring the property into a vehicle and leaving the area detectives with the department’s Criminal Investigations Unit were able to identify the alleged offender obtaining a warrant for her arrest on (1) count of Retail Theft 2nd Degree.  Millbrook detectives were contacted by the Montgomery Police Department Hunter was turned over to Millbrook police being placed under arrest for the outstanding warrant for Retail Theft 2nd Degree Hunter was transported to the Millbrook Police Department for processing and later transported to the Elmore County Jail who also held outstanding arrest warrants for the alleged offender for Failure to Appear on similar charges Hunter remains in custody on a $15,000.00 bond This arrest is yet another example of the cooperation between law enforcement retail loss prevention and our law enforcement partners in the surrounding area most retail establishments employ loss prevention staff who utilize state-of-the-art surveillance equipment to protect their property and customers people continue to frequent these businesses with the intent of committing retail theft and other crimes these individual are taken into custody before they can leave the property where the theft was not immediately detected or the offenders manage to avoid apprehension immediately after committing the offense they assume that they have gotten away with the crime committed our law partners in the River Region and Crime Stoppers are able to identify these offenders and obtain warrants of arrest in cases like this one for those contemplating the commission of property crimes just because you drive away from a business today without being apprehended that doesn’t mean that you’ve gotten away with the crime Our detectives do an outstanding job utilizing the resources available to them as well as the partnerships that have been established to combat retail theft and related crimes committed in this region Just because you leave this or any other city today it doesn’t mean another law enforcement agency won’t be happy to detain you they may even be kind enough to give you a ride to the county line so that you can face the consequences of your actions.  A 13-year-old boy has been hit by a car while walking to school in Millbrook this morning Johnson said the boy had missed his school bus and was walking to school instead he was hit in the 3700 block of Chapman Road The boy was taken to a medical facility to be checked out Johnson said the boy was walking via Lilly Pad Place As the boy tried cross Chapman Road from the Lilly Pad Place parking lot entrance to Chapman Road traffic in Chapman Road’s westbound lane was stopped The victim crossed the westbound lane and was struck by a vehicle travelling in the eastbound lane.  “Apparently the young man failed to observe the oncoming traffic travelling east and the driver was unable to react in time to avoid making contact with the pedestrian was not travelling at speed at the time of the collision The injuries sustained by the victim were described as non-life threatening,” Johnson said.  We are dedicated to improving pedestrian connectivity in Raleigh As part of the city's Capital Sidewalk program we are installing a sidewalk along the north side of East Millbrook Road from Atlantic Avenue to Capital Boulevard.Adjustments to the sidewalk width and setback may be included in the final design to avoid significant impacts in certain areas as needed and determined by our Engineering staff Project ManagerJay Shahjaykumar.shah@raleighnc.gov Division ManagerSylvester Percivalsylvester.percival@raleighnc.gov Comment Form and provide signalized pedestrian crossings on East Millbrook Road between Atlantic Avenue and Capital Boulevard Design work started on this project in 2015 but was put on hold in 2016 for lack of funds The project resumed in the Fall of 2018.  Crews have finished the sidewalk and curb ramp work at the intersection of Spring Forest Road and New Hope Road They are currently continuing traffic signal installation at the intersections of Spring Forest Road with Capital Boulevard and Hollenden Drive with New Hope Road We have combined this project with the New Hope Road Sidewalk Project and the Spring Forest Road Sidewalk Project for construction Crews are working on Spring Forest Road first then they will finish the work on East Millbrook and New Hope Road The Capital Sidewalk program selects projects using a prioritization methodology The procedure includes studying the City’s Pedestrian Plan  Funding for this project was made possible as a result of the 2013 and 2017 Bond Advanced Design Map Since joining the chamber industry in 2021 she has consistently shown an unparalleled work ethic and passion for supporting the growth and success of her community Some of her standout achievements include increasing the chamber’s membership by 41% and increasing operating income by 54% She rebranded the chamber by revamping the website and incorporating GrowthZone to manage the website She has also partnered with the city to administer a Mural Grant program awarding up to 80% of project costs to small businesses who wanted to help beautify the city through public art These murals are now part of the Alabama Mural Trail she has shown a deep commitment to her community Her involvement in the Cops for Kids program and Tunes on the Green events further exemplifies her dedication to making her city a better place to live and work She has served on multiple boards and is on deck to serve as President of the Prattville-Millbrook Sunrise Rotary Club in 2027 Please congratulate Brenda on being our 2025 Chamber Champion Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInMILLBROOK, Ala. (WSFA) - A Montgomery woman is in critical but stable condition after a stabbing attack according to the Millbrook Police Department Police responded to reports of a civil disturbance in the 800 block of Sweetwater Drive shortly after 2 a.m Officers arrived to find the disturbance still in action was found suffering from stab wounds to both of her legs Police performed first aid and paramedics from the Millbrook Fire Department transported Scott to an area hospital in life threatening condition Witnesses on scene alleged to police that Madyson Eutsey Eutsey was arrested and charged with first degree assault She is currently being held in Elmore County Jail this incident began as a domestic altercation between two roommates which resulted in one of the parties calling a former girlfriend to come pick her up,” Millbrook Police Chief P.K when the former girlfriend arrived on the scene she and the alleged offender got into an argument during which the victim was stabbed in both of her lower extremities.” No further information is available in this ongoing investigation Not reading this story on the WSFA News App? Get news alerts FASTER and FREE in the Apple App Store and the Google Play Store an Alabama-based steakhouse that was voted "best steak in Alabama" by the Alabama Cattlemen's Association and was number nine on This Is Alabama's dining wish list Originally founded in 2013 in Thomasville, Alabama, Big Mike's Steakhouse has expanded to several locations around Alabama with this upcoming Millbrook location taking its spot as the eighth one in the state when it opens in August 2025 Their goal was to bring a quality steakhouse experience to smaller markets and rural towns so that residents don't have to drive to larger cities to get a good steak The restaurant is going to be "mind-blowing" and a "huge win" for downtown Millbrook It's projected to attract new businesses and visitors and revitalize the traffic and economic activity the area gets More: Check out Valentine's Day activities available this month, for friends, couples or solo "We've been looking for a catalyst for downtown," Kelley said much more when you consider the traffic going up and down this road the restaurant will be preserving Millbrook's history by remodeling an old building with significance The building currently at the corner of Grandview Road and Main Street in Millbrook was the town's first drugstore when Kelley was growing up and after that it was the site of the WELCOME Food Pantry — which distributes food and toiletries per year to those in need — for 25 years After WELCOME Food Pantry moved to a new building the structure at 3253 Main Street sat vacant for years "They've [the founders of Big Mike's Steakhouse] never built a new building They've always gone into the communities that they could make a difference in and remodeled "They did the same thing in Andalusia and Thomasville they want to make a difference in a town like ours The original architecture and the mural on the south wall will be preserved but the building itself will be renovated into a "modern but rustic" space with a bar large windows where patrons can view Main Street as they eat The 56,000-square-foot space will be able to fit about 200 people Sarah Clifton covers business for the Montgomery Advertiser You can reach her at sclifton@montgome.gannett.com or follow her on X @sarahgclifton Thousands in Centre County Lose Power After Severe Storms Man Dies by Electrocution in State College After Severe Storm Damaged Power Lines Road Closures Continue in Centre County After Severe Storm At the Central Pennsylvania Native Plant Festival there will be more than 275 species of native plants available for guests to purchase Courtesy of the Pennsylvania Native Plant Festival This story originally appeared in The Centre County Gazette kicking off another gardening season for Centre County residents For those looking to spruce up their yards and gardens the Pennsylvania Native Plant Society is hosting the 2025 Central Pennsylvania Native Plant Festival and Sale at Millbrook Marsh Nature Center in State College informational presentations for gardeners and plant enthusiasts educational tables to get questions answered locally prepared food for sale and live music from The River Band The festival and plant sale will be from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, May 3, with free admission. While no sales will be available before 10 a.m., plants can be pre-ordered by contacting the vendor directly. A list of vendors and plants can be found online at panativeplantsociety.org “Native plants are crucial in maintaining diverse and productive ecosystems that every living organism on earth needs to survive They are hosts for native pollinator reproduction; provide nectar for pollinators including hummingbirds moths and bats; and provide habitat and a vital food source for many other animals,” The PA Native Plant Society noted in a press release “Native plants are healthier and stronger having evolved along with native wildlife — they grow in harmony with their environment.” According to the Pennsylvania Native Plant Society there are tremendous benefits to adding plants native to Pennsylvania to your home garden far less costly than nonnative turf grass and help the environment as they require much less or no watering and pesticides and eliminate the need for mowers and other equipment,” the Pennsylvania Native Plant Society continued “Native gardens of any size in residential areas — even the smallest patches — form ‘conservation corridors’ that support wildlife.” The Pennsylvania Native Plant Society is a volunteer and member-based nonprofit organization headquartered in State College The organization was founded in 1979 to advocate for the conservation of plants and habitats native to the state as well as the promotion of the increased use of native plants “Native plants support pollinators and birds are adapted to the growing conditions where you live and are vital to the sustainability of our native flora and fauna,” the Pennsylvania Native Plant Society said “Native plants include all kinds of plants from mosses Many non-native plants are also invasive and crowd out our native plant species.” 80% of consumers turn to directories with reviews to find a local business We offer the latest breaking news and videos straight from the Centre County region in Central PA Contact us: info@statecollege.com © Copyright 2000 –  2024 | StateCollege.com® | All Rights Reserved | State College PA – Centre County – Central Pennsylvania – Home of Penn State University This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply. StateCollege.com Privacy Policy page A new chapter in Millbrook’s growing business landscape began on Tuesday as the Millbrook Chamber of Commerce hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate the grand opening of Don Duncan’s All American Auto and Tire’s newest location a site that many in the community recognize as the former home of Scott’s Auto and Tire Service The ceremony drew a large crowd of supporters and representatives from various organizations The event began with a warm welcome from Steve Mullis Chairman of the Millbrook Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors Mullis expressed his gratitude for the strong community showing and acknowledged a wide array of attendees members of Business Network International (BNI) who joined in the ribbon cutting to celebrate the new business This shows that there is a strong following and supporting one another by being here today.” The remarks were followed by applause from the crowd many of whom had personal or professional ties to the Duncan’s or were loyal customers from their other locations The addition of this new location is the latest milestone in a journey that began nearly 20 years ago Don Duncan’s All American Auto and Tire has steadily expanded its reach and reputation the business now operates four locations across the region each offering trusted services ranging from tire repair to oil changes and general vehicle maintenance was never guaranteed—but it was built on dedication “It has been almost 20 years since the first Don Duncan’s All American Tire opened its first location and since that time there have been 3 more locations added,” the announcement noted “I want to thank everyone for being here,” said owner Don Duncan He continued his address by recognizing the trust his customers have placed in his team over the years ‘Thank you so much for all you have done for us and your continued support,” Duncan continued Duncan’s remarks highlighted the close relationship between the business and its customer base—many of whom have been loyal since the early days played a vital role in building that trust and delivering consistent service Millbrook Mayor Al Kelley extended a warm welcome on behalf of the city Mayor Kelley emphasized the value of local businesses like Duncan’s and their role in contributing to the city’s continued growth and success “I want to welcome Don to this location,” Kelley said “Don and his team have been a tremendous asset to the City The mayor’s remarks also acknowledged the longstanding reputation of the business and the contributions it makes to both the local economy and the well-being of residents I appreciate the whole crew,” Kelley continued There was applause as the red ribbon fell away signifying the start of a new journey for the business in Millbrook This latest addition to Millbrook’s business community not only brings new jobs and services to the area but also reinforces the city’s ongoing efforts to support small business development leaders like Mayor Kelley and organizations like the Chamber of Commerce play a critical role in ensuring that new businesses feel welcomed and supported Don Duncan’s All American Auto and Tire looks forward to many more years of service—not just as a business For more information about the new location, services offered, or to book an appointment, visit https://www.allamericanautoandtire.com or stop by 4451 Coosada Road in Millbrook MILLBROOK − A Coosada man is facing drug and other charges after allegedly leading Millbrook police officers on a high-speed chase through a neighborhood and several city streets Officers attempted to pull over a Chevrolet Malibu on a traffic stop at Pineleaf Drive and Highway 14 about 3 p.m The vehicle failed to stop and began accelerating on Governors Drive and travelled through the Broadmoor subdivision travelling on multiple roads to Sycamore Drive continuing eastbound at a high rate of speed to Airport Road The chase ended at a residence in the 5700 block of Airport Road where the driver left the vehicle and entered a residence More: Officials warn of mystery seeds from Asia showing up in Alabama mailboxes: What to know. Jackson is charged with attempting to elude unlawful possession of a controlled substance tampering with physical evidence and receiving stolen property Jackson suffered a minor injury on his hand and was examined by paramedics sustained any injuries during this incident," Johnson said "This occurred shortly after area schools released their students from classes there could have been much more traffic than we encountered during this brief pursuit Contact Montgomery Advertiser reporter Marty Roney at mroney@gannett.com. it looks as if Jake and Bruce Maendel argue quite often but it's not the typical sibling squabbles He'll pull Bruce aside and chide him for not upholding the high standards they've set for themselves And it goes both ways as Bruce isn't at all hesitant about checking his older brother But within that is constant communication and an absolute comfort with each other which has translated well into an on-court chemistry When Bruce came up with a steal near mid-court and drove inside "I know what he's thinking and I know how he's going to react to what I'm doing," the sophomore said Wednesday "So I don't need to see him to know where he's gonna be." The guard dropped a no-look behind-the-back bounce pass to a trailing Jake That highlight sequence extended Mount Academy's lead to 23 in the second quarter en route to a championship celebration Back on top: Rennie, Brenner lead Pine Plains to first girls basketball title since '17 Passion pursuit: After making Millbrook a prep power, Thom steps down to further social work Jake Maendel had 20 points and seven rebounds to lead the top-seeded Eagles in a 65-32 win over Millbrook in the Section 9 Class C final delivering the Eagles their first boys basketball title "It means a lot because of how hard these kids have worked to get the program to this level," said coach Robert Leone whose team had lost in the Class D final the previous three years "We went from being a three-win team (in 2023) to winning 14 and 15 games the next two seasons That says a lot about these guys and how much they've improved." Mount Academy (16-4) will face Section 1's Tuckahoe in a subregional on Tuesday and having to face the defending section champion seven steals and five assists for the Eagles John Maendel scored seven in the fourth quarter "We'd become known as a soccer and volleyball school," Jake Maendel said the senior referring to those teams being Section 9 powers and perennial state title contenders "We didn't want basketball getting left out." The Eagles left little doubt and dominated from the outset racing to a 12-3 lead midway through the first quarter These teams met twice in the regular season with Mount winning both by an average margin of 18 points "It's not easy to beat a team three times in a season," Jake said "but we really wanted this and we came out and showed it." Collin Hay scored 12 and Owen Iannucci had 11 points for the second-seeded Blazers (12-8) winning six straight leading up to the final “I’m proud of them," Blazers coach Brian Laffin said winning a section championship and getting back to the final I can’t look at this season as a negative.” Millbrook did have a brief surge and pulled to within 14-11 on Hay's 3-pointer with 2:11 left in the first but Mount took control in the second and pulled away The aforementioned transition sequence with the Maendel brothers pushed their lead to 37-14 with 3:53 remaining in the half “These guys have grown a lot and improved exponentially,” Leone said “Our goal at the beginning of the season was to win our last game I think we’ve got a chance and we’re gonna give it everything we’ve got.” Stephen Haynes: shaynes@poughkeepsiejournal.com; 845-437-4826; Twitter: @StephenHaynes4 Billy Thom called it “kismet,” the confluence of events and factors that led him to the Millbrook School The Cold Spring native has spent more than a decade transforming the basketball program there building one of the better prep school teams in the region and making the small boarding school a “hidden gem” for athletics His boys basketball team last weekend completed its regular season and secured the No 1 seed in its class entering the uber-competitive New England Prep School Athletic Conference playoffs Thom also earned his 181st career win and was named the conference Coach of the Year for a fourth time Those accomplishments are some of the fruits of his basketball labor He was born into a basketball-centric family with a mom who played collegiately and a father whose superb coaching career earned him induction into the New York State Basketball Hall of Fame 'Cindrerella'?: DeNatale shines as Marlboro stuns No. 1 Beacon in quarterfinal Banner achievement: Dutchess CC wins Region 15 title, heads to nationals Billy Thom was certain his future would be in coaching and he sought to attend a college whose team would allow him involvement with its staff and Thom learned for years under famed coach Bob McKillop Many of those lessons in leadership and team development were brought to the high school level when he was hired as a teacher and coach at the Millbrook School in 2013 So began his ground-up rebuild of the program constructing a hoops haven in eastern Dutchess County The school now often attracts college-bound talent from New York City and has even drawn standouts from as far as China The Mustangs (20-5) are favored to win their first NEPSAC championship And that’s why Thom’s decision to step away was so difficult “I’d been thinking about it for a couple years and was hesitant,” said the 35-year-old whose wife also works at the school and coaches lacrosse “You get into coaching because you want to share knowledge and help players improve where you’ve gotten a program to a successful level and don’t want to leave it.” Thom has worked for years as a student advisor wearing multiple hats at the boarding school and social work eventually became his passion helping them develop routines to have the life they want,” he said “I need the time and bandwidth to dedicate myself to that.” He earned a master’s degree in social work in 2020 and opened a private practice will allow him to grow the practice and pursue a PhD in sports performance psychology a former assistant coach at Dartmouth University “Knowing the program will be in good hands with Garvin definitely helped,” said Thom who wants to remain involved as an assistant “Coach Thom has meant everything to the program so I support him in this,” senior Chase Garcia said “He’s been coaching for a long time and juggling that with social work and a family him taking time to focus on his passion makes sense and he deserves that.” Thom always had an interest in people and personalities and his manner almost naturally lends itself to a path such as social work “He’s very personable and is able to easily connect with people,” said William Thom who joined his coaching staff two years ago “That’s one of his biggest strengths as a coach knowing how to treat the whole person and valuing not just the athlete.” Ball was lifeBilly and Ian Thom played for their father at Croton-Harmon High School sharing in some of the 393 wins that William Thom amassed during a Hall of Fame career “Dad was a huge influence on us,” Billy said but there has always been a deep connection and Ian and I wanted to follow in his footsteps.” Ian played at Birmingham-Southern College and now is an assistant coach at the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh “wasn’t a great player” and didn’t pursue opportunities to play in college instead steering himself immediately toward coaching He began as a student manager at Davidson and became a student assistant as a junior helping the staff scout and prepare game plans It was during that period when Curry thrust the Wildcats into the NCAA spotlight in 2008 while making himself an NBA prospect but I didn’t realize how incredible it was watching someone take the nation by storm.” as the team and staff essentially became a celebrity entourage Billy soaked up knowledge from McKillop and adopted some of his methods of crafting lesson plans and teaching He later was hired as director of operations for the men’s basketball team after graduating but had an interest in coaching scholastically who gave him a heads up about the Millbrook School having openings for a Spanish teacher and a basketball coach “He’s a very intelligent and personable guy,” said Garcia Millbrook competes in a league with teams spread across New England with themselves and Trinity-Pawling as the local outliers Thom built a roster that includes players from throughout the New York metro area with a sprinkling of international talent “Winning a championship would be icing on the cake,” Billy Thom said “We have a tremendous group of seniors and guys who experienced losing in the final last year If we were able to come back this year and win it an award-winning destination for sports fans and food lovers of all ages is set to open its newest location in Millbrook Known for its scratch-made and innovative menu Baumhower’s is excited to bring their legendary award-winning wings to the city of Millbrook The new restaurant will feature Baumhower’s newest prototype delivering an unmatched dining experience to Elmore and Autauga County The new Baumhower’s will be located in The Marketplace at 17 Springs the commercial element of the state-of-the-art recreational This premier facility features 12 pickleball courts five multi-purpose turf fields designed for soccer and football including a 5,500 seat stadium with competition track six turf diamond fields and an 86,000 SF indoor venue dubbed The Fieldhouse Elmore County Board of Education and the Elmore County Economic Development Authority 17 Springs is set to become a central hub for local sports and entertainment former Alabama football All-American and Miami Dolphins All-Pro introduced Alabama to its first Buffalo-style chicken wings and opened the first sports themed restaurant Baumhower’s establishments have remained a favorite for guests of all ages Baumhower’s Victory Grille has been a cornerstone of Alabama’s casual dining scene including being consistently voted as the best sports bar and best wings in every market they serve including most recently being voted best wings in Alabama by Bama Buzz in 2023.  shared his excitement: “We are very excited to bring Baumhower’s to Millbrook at 17 Springs Working with the owners and the Mayor has been a true pleasure and we can’t wait to get to work to bring legendary fun and legendary food to Millbrook and surrounding counties.” CEO and Head Fry Cook Bob Baumhower continued I hear more and more stories from guests who have been making great memories with us for over 40 years Those stories make the journey even more rewarding and we are excited to make more memories for our team and guests in Millbrook We’re thrilled to bring our newest prototype to Millbrook at 17 Springs This location will elevate the sports-themed dining experience with the largest TV walls in the area and a state-of-the-art entertainment package that makes you feel like you’re right in the action We’re excited to become a part of the community—not just serving great food but giving back as well.” The Millbrook location will feature over 70 large-screen TVs and a cutting-edge audio system providing an unmatched sports-viewing experience Guests can enjoy all of Baumhower’s scratch made fan favorites like Spencer’s Gooey Fries and Baumhower’s award-winning Buffalo-style chicken wings “I am beyond excited to welcome Baumhower’s Victory Grille as the flagship restaurant to The Marketplace at 17 Springs and can’t wait until they open their doors for business It is a pleasure to work with Bob Baumhower and the other members of the Aloha Hospitality team Bob recognizes the potential here for which I’m very grateful.” Elmore County Commission Chairman Bart Mercer commented “Having an iconic brand like Baumhower’s speaks to the quality of the development we have strived to accomplish.  We look forward to Baumhower’s Victory Grille being a signature anchor in The Marketplace and being part of our community.” the first restaurant in Alabama to offer Buffalo-style chicken wings Aloha Hospitality owns and operates Baumhower’s Victory Grille; three Wingfingers fast-casual concepts in Fairhope a fine dining restaurant 424 feet above Mobile Bay in the RSA Trustmark Building; and Las Floriditas an authentic Cuban speakeasy located in the basement of the same building For more information about Aloha Hospitality, visit www.alohahospitality.com, call (251) 4241240, or email [email protected] A Millbrook man is facing charges involving the sexual assault of a child Johnson says 18-year-old Dokata Hollinger of Millbrook is charged with three counts of rape in the first degree and sodomy in the first degree Hollinger is being held in the Elmore County Jail without bond Johnson says they got the complaint last Thursday “I am extremely limited with regard to specific information that I can disseminate regarding this case due to the age of the alleged victim,” Johnson said.  “Any time our department investigates a sexual assault complaint our primary concern is for the victim’s well-being and their rights particularly when that victim is a minor child “It is my understanding based on the circumstances of this case our detectives have requested that an Aniah’s Law hearing be scheduled at which time a judge will determine the alleged offender’s bond amount which will be based on evidence presented to the court Big Mike’s Steakhouse will soon begin the reconstruction of the former Welcome Food Pantry on Main Street It is expected to be operational later this year The building will become the home of the restaurant Mayor Al Kelley and council members were discussing tearing down the old building but wanted to try to save the original Mural completed on the building last a couple of years ago the original Cook’s Pharmacy building will have new life The formal announcement was made today at the location “This is probably the worst kept secret in the world.” The three original partners were present today and they are Mike Cole Millbrook is the newest announced location to the franchise The company’s website says there is nothing like the taste of a wood-fire grilled steak seasoned and cooked to perfection with the tenderness to be cut with a fork but deserving of the almighty steak knife.  The smells and slightly smoky flavor stir great memories of cooking on the backyard grill with family and friends while enjoying this great American tradition of eating steak “great steak has been called “one of the best things in the world” and those of us with a carnivorous spirit in us absolutely agree For this lofty praise we are not talking about the mass produced beef served by the large chain steak restaurants who call themselves steakhouses Instead a claim like this is usually reserved for steaks served by those big city expensive steakhouses where everything is sold a-la-carte and high prices make suitable for only a rare visit for very special occasions or on a company expense account.” The owners said they are proud to bring the “best thing in the world” steak eating experience to the people in small towns without the expense or drive that goes along with the big city steakhouses Big Mike’s is famous for high quality steaks cooked to perfection on a wood-fired grill served in a relaxed rustic atmosphere in rural towns that have not previously been able to enjoy this type of true steakhouse experience Big Mike’s Steakhouse was  Alabama’s Best Steak By Alabama Cattlemen’s Association It was also recently named as one of the top nine steakhouses in the state We will have much more information on this announcement in future articles Below are two frequently asked questions about the business Want to host a private event at one of our restaurants We would love to host your next event at one of our locations And if you want us to bring the food to you We even have a custom grill so that we can grill wherever we want Interested in joining the Big Mike’s Staff head to the top of our home page and select the PRINTABLE FORMS dropdown arrow  Big Mike’s Steakhouse is the vision of three friends Big Mike is an experienced Chef and Restaurant Manager with ten years of steakhouse experience who had a vision for opening steakhouses in rural towns to provide a quality alternative for people who were tired of having to drive hours to get to the big city to enjoy a great steak.  Scott and Caine shared in Mike’s vision and brought their combined thirty plus years of business ownership experience to the team Together the three friends began planning for their own steakhouse and when they found the location in Thomasville Alabama they knew that it was time to start the business Today you can find all three of them working in the restaurant most days Mike manages the kitchen and is the creative force behind the menu and the food Scott and Caine focus on the front of house and administrative functions of the restaurant and can be found greeting and talking with customers in the dining room and the bar Today’s Big Mike’s Steakhouse’s success can be seen through its raving reviews steady business during the week and long lines on Friday and Saturday a special meal or a night out with friends We have also had a number of our customers inquire about opening their own Big Mike’s Steakhouse which led us to launch our franchise program Big Mike’s has been more than these three friends ever expected that is what they are doing as part of the franchise program All facets of the business have been documented from real estate to restaurant operations to human resources and beyond so that our franchisees can learn from our successes and our struggles.  It is the assurance for our franchisees that they are in business for themselves but not by themselves Learn more about Big Mike’s Steakhouse on their website: www.bigmikessteakhouse.com Millbrook police say a woman who is a repeat DUI offender has been arrested for attempting to elude officers and for another DUI charge Police say 26-year-old Alexis Wright of Millbrook is charged with attempting to elude driving under the influence and reckless endangerment the alleged offender in this case has a previous history of driving under the influence and in fact was on probation having been previously convicted of manslaughter as a result of a traffic collision which resulted in a passenger’s death,” Millbrook Police Chief P.K police got a complaint of an SUV speeding on Highway 143 The person who reported the SUV said it had caused him to run off the road Johnson said the SUV was spotted on Chapman Road The police officer activated his emergency equipment in an attempt to stop the vehicle He said Wright turned on the headlights but refused to stop until she reached her home in the 400 block of Magnolia Loop.  Wright is being held in the Elmore County Jail on a $3,000 bond Johnson said both the Elmore County District Attorney’s Office and probation officials have been made aware of Wright’s arrest and are reviewing the case.  A Millbrook woman is facing charges after police say she stabbed a Montgomery woman leaving her with life-threatening injuries Johnson said officers were called to a civil disturbance in the 800 block of Sweetwater Drive at about 2:10 this morning Johnson said they found 24-year-old Beyonce Scott with stab wounds to her legs Officers applied tourniquets to both of her legs Paramedics from the Millbrook Fire Department responded and took her to a hospital.   Johnson said witnesses told officers who stabbed Scott He said they arrested 20-year-old Madyson Eutsey She is charged with assault in the first degree which resulted in one of the parties calling a former girlfriend to come pick her up during which the victim was stabbed in both of her lower extremities,” Johnson said families in the Vista Drive apartment building in Edison Township’s Millbrook Village awoke to alerts of a fire burning in the building The fire heavily damaged many of the apartments and has displaced all 72 residents of the 36-unit building Members of the American Red Cross Disaster Action Team were at the scene and worked alongside Edison officials to help those affected a reception center was opened at the Edison Township Senior Center nearby to bring the families inside Since many of the building’s residents have renter’s insurance that can help with temporary lodging needs the families were then relocated to a local hotel The Red Cross had lunch brought in for the families in the hotel lobby and volunteers were able to meet with households there and provide emergency financial assistance for things like food Red Cross caseworkers will continue to meet with affected families in the coming days One family at the hotel was happy to have Mango and Tofu – two adorable young parakeets – safely at their side As she ran out of her apartment to escape the fire burning in the unit next to hers their owner had scooped them out of their large birdcage and quickly placed them in a small gift bag a small pet carrier was made available for the pair a member of the Middlesex County Animal Response Team generously supplied a bird cage and bird toys to help make Mango and Tofu as comfortable as possible A Red Cross emergency response vehicle (ERV) was also available at the scene with coffee lunch and snacks for first responders battling the fire YOU CAN HELP You can help people affected by disasters like home fires, floods, hurricanes and countless other crises by making a gift to Red Cross Disaster Relief. Your gift enables the Red Cross to prepare for, respond to, and help people recover from disasters big and small. Visit redcross.org or text the word REDCROSS to 90999 to make a $10 donation Support all the urgent humanitarian needs of the American Red Cross Find a drive and schedule a blood donation appointment today recently opened up for business in Millbrook but celebrated the event officially Thursday afternoon with even more announcements TownPlace Suites by Marriott is the second hotel for RAM in Millbrook a third hotel is coming to 17 Springs soon and will be a Fairfield by Marriott Millbrook Mayor Al Kelley said the partnership between RAM and the city is more like a family “I have grown a great friendship with Rinkesh and Matt,” he said Town Place Suites is a major attraction for us We thank you very much for having the faith and trust in our great community We thank you for Spring Hill Suites as well.” Kelley said that RAM is also considering a fourth location And it is just going to get bigger and better We just left 17 Springs entertaining another guest that wants a lot at 17 Springs We are looking at some great things that will be happening up there also.” Officials said that more major announcements regarding 17 Springs will drop soon and gave some information about what guests can expect from Town Place Suites “This is 106-room Marriott extended stay hotel It is the first extended stay hotel in Millbrook and we thought this would complement that hotel very well,” Matt Patel said I happen to represent 500 other TownePlace Suite hotels on the owners’ board They are really built well and for the future.” Matt said if anyone in the area needs an extended place He praised Millbrook officials across the board for working with RAM to make all of the hotels possible and a great partnership that truly is like family RAM Hotels President Rinkesh spoke praising both Millbrook and Elmore County officials not just for their ability for fair business but for the foresight in creating 17 Springs He praised the Code Enforcement team for Millbrook and all involved with the projects RAM has created He again emphasized the impression 17 Springs has made in their business decisions and said the partnership between the five entities who created 17 Springs is amazing and historic The five entities behind 17 Springs are the City of Millbrook Elmore County Economic Development Authority Elmore Schools and the Montgomery Area/Grandview Family YMCA programs Mitesh and their parents arrived in the United States on May 18 Due to the sudden and rapid decline in India’s diamond exchange and they decided to stay in the United States in pursuit of a better life for their children and to earn enough money to help repay the debts incurred in the business back home Life with family took Rinkesh and Mitesh to a small town called Opelika located in southeast Alabama Rinkesh learned how to manage hotels at the age of 16 and gained first-hand experience about hotel development and construction Rinkesh and Mitesh attended Auburn University Rinkesh studied engineering and Mitesh graduated with a B.S Rinkesh masterminded the family’s first business deal purchasing the Days Inn in Phenix City Alabama and operated under the corporation’s name Ram Hotels The family poured their heart and soul into this endeavor in just two years were able to save enough money to purchase their next hotel After several more deals and new development projects in 2007 Ram Hotels was approved to develop their first Hilton brand hotel in Phenix City Ram Hotels has some of the most robust and market dominating hotel brands in its portfolio and continues to add trendsetting hotels to its growing portfolio of hotels throughout Alabama and Georgia and community members gathered at Jaguar’s Spot on Tuesday for a ribbon-cutting ceremony hosted by the Millbrook Area Chamber of Commerce “We are so excited that you are here,” said Brenda Dennis President of the Millbrook Area Chamber of Commerce “Thank you for making Millbrook your home.” Dennis welcomed guests and expressed her appreciation to all in attendance Also present to celebrate the new business were Michael Gay President of the Millbrook City Council; councilmembers Jimmy Harris and Jacquelyn Long Thomas; Steve Mullins Chairman of the Chamber’s Board of Directors; and several other Chamber members The new takeout restaurant has been open for just a week the oxtail has already become the most popular dish Another customer favorite is the signature Jaguar Bowl and we also offer a catering menu,” added co-owner Leli Keppard the name Jaguar’s Spot is symbolic—it represents strength I’ve always been like a jaguar in my family,” she said The name also ties into a longtime personal dream that I was going to get a Jaguar car,” Phyllis added—and now she drives not just one Just as her dream of owning a Jaguar came true opening Jaguar’s Spot is another dream fulfilled “I had to name it Jaguar’s Spot,” she said with a smile The restaurant is owned and operated by Phyllis Jaguar’s Spot is a scratch-made kitchen where everything is prepared in-house Many of the recipes have been passed down through generations preserving the family’s rich culinary heritage If you previously used a social network to login to HighSchoolOT.com click the “Forgot your password” link to reset your password By the Numbers: The top returning rushers in 3A By the Numbers: The top returning quarterbacks in 3A By the Numbers: The top returning defenders in 4A NCHSAA finalizes plans for seeding playoffs, individual state tournaments in new 8-class realignment Cost of admission going up for high school playoff events during the 2025-2026 school year Shot clock, mercy rules, flag football & more: What to expect at the NCHSAA spring meeting Rankings: Leesville, LNC join girls soccer top 25 HighSchoolOT's latest regional Top 15 rankings for girls soccer NCISAA to crown 25 spring sports state champions at these locations Interactive 2025 NCHSAA baseball state playoff brackets Baseball Statewide Top 25: Wesleyan Christian, Apex Friendship, and Asheville join final regular season poll HighSchoolOT's latest regional Top 15 rankings for baseball Softball Playoff Preview: Bracket superlatives, top players, predictions Interactive 2025 NCHSAA softball state playoff brackets NCHSAA finalizes baseball, softball state playoff brackets NCHSAA surveys coaches about RPI formula changes, potential return of MaxPreps ratings Updated list of NCHSAA boys golf state qualifiers after Monday's regional rounds Reagan OL Eisa Evans is the first in-state 2026 prospect to commit to Charlotte Marvin Ridge receiver Alex Voss commits to Boston College Providence Day 4-star WR Gordon Sellars commits to Clemson Heritage defeated Millbrook in girls soccer on April 16 Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInMILLBROOK, Ala. (WSFA) - A well-known sports bar is about to bring its award-winning Buffalo-style chicken wings to a new location in the River Region Baumhower’s Victory Grille will be located in The Marketplace at 17 Springs and sports complex 17 Springs in Millbrook “We are very excited to bring Baumhower’s to Millbrook at 17 Springs,” said Spencer Baumhower the company’s president and “legendary wingman.” “Working with the owners and the Mayor has been a true pleasure and we can’t wait to get to work to bring legendary fun and legendary food to Millbrook and surrounding counties.” I hear more and more stories from guests who have been making great memories with us for over 40 years,” said CEO and “Head Fry Cook,” Bob Baumhower said confirming this location will be the company’s newest prototype “This location will elevate the sports-themed dining experience with the largest TV walls in the area and a state-of-the-art entertainment package that makes you feel like you’re right in the action,” Baumhower said “I am beyond excited to welcome Baumhower’s Victory Grille as the flagship restaurant to The Marketplace at 17 Springs,” added Millbrook Mayor Al Kelley,” and can’t wait until they open their doors for business.” six turf diamond fields and an 86,000 square foot indoor venue dubbed The Fieldhouse It was not immediately clear when the restaurant will open