Central Alabama Community College has announced the names of students on the President’s List and Dean’s List for the…
Edgewood Academy’s baseball team has been operating under a new motto this season: life is bigger than baseball. It m…
Ana Sofia Meyer
Sports Writer
Edgewood Academy’s baseball team has been operating under a new motto this season: life is bigger than baseball. It m…
Ana Sofia Meyer
Sports Writer
For many, a home on Lake Martin is often a getaway, but for Jim and Kimberly Mathews, it is the culmination of a care…
Sam Vise
Magazine Writer
- Sarah Chase
Some might choose to travel to lower Alabama for a beach vacation, but there is a spot at home offering the same experience for free.
- Sarah Chase
Strengthening families and communities was a mission that began 100 years ago for this club.Â
- Sarah Chase
The new Dadeville High School assistant principal accepted the new role with his sights set on impacting families on a larger scale.Â
- Sarah Chase
That time of year has arrived. The sun is out and vacationing is on top of the to-do-list. But for some, it is best for bags to stay unpacked and rest to be found locally. In fact, finding a s…
- Sarah Chase
The Dadeville City Council approved an ordinance increasing the city’s sales tax from 3.5% to 4%.
- Sarah Chase
A big milestone requires a big celebration.Â
- TPI Staff
Editor’s Note: Tallapoosa Publishers Inc. reports these police incidents exactly as they are reported to us.
Central Alabama Community College has announced the names of students on the President’s List and Dean’s List for the spring 2026 semester.
- Lizi Arbogast
Growing up, Misty Hunt knew she didn’t want to be a nurse… Now, she’s the Russell Medical employee of the year.
- Gwen Bishop
A few changes to the 2026-2027 Tallapoosa County Schools parent and student handbook raised a few questions from the county board of education members.
- Gwen Bishop
With a little more than a month under her belt as Coosa County Commission administrator, LaCresha Alexander received permission and funding from the commission Tuesday morning to hire an accou…
- Lizi Arbogast
There’s something to be said about exercise.
The Alabama Department of Human Resources, in partnership with the Alabama State Department of Education, plans to distribute Alabama SUN Bucks (Summer EBT) benefits to eligible children again…
- Ana Sofia Meyer
Edgewood Academy’s football team suffered a tumultuous season last year, ending in a less-than-ideal result: a first-round exit from the playoffs. This season, the Wildcats will have new faces…
Gov. Kay Ivey announced that on Saturday, June 13 Alabamians and out-of-state visitors alike will have the opportunity to fish for free in most public waters, including both freshwater and sal…
- Lizi Arbogast
What started as just an idea nearly three years ago finally came to fruition Tuesday morning as the City of Alexander City cut the ribbon on a new electricity substation located on Dadeville Road.
- Sarah Chase
Just off of Highway 49 S. will sit Dadeville’s newest addition.Â
- Gwen Bishop
It’s fitting Beverly Johnson was chosen as William L. Radney Elementary School’s final Teacher of the Year.
- Ana Sofia Meyer
It’s hard to believe a year ago I packed my car full to the brim and made the 10-hour drive to Wetumpka. It’s hard to imagine that version of myself, painfully optimistic yet full of convictio…
- Andy Graham
Another Auburn baseball season that was filled with anticipation, expectation and numerous accolades has ended in disappointment. The Tigers fell to the Ole Miss Rebels over the weekend in fro…
- TPI Staff
ALABAMA SPORTS WRITERS ASSOCIATION ALL-STATE BASEBALL
- Ana Sofia Meyer
Edgewood Academy’s baseball team has been operating under a new motto this season: life is bigger than baseball. It means that everything the team does is for a higher purpose, it means becomi…
- Ana Sofia Meyer
Benjamin Russell’s boys basketball team attended a playdate at 17 Springs on Monday, putting in the work this summer to ensure they have a successful season later on this year. The Wildcats to…
- Ana Sofia Meyer
Edgewood Academy’s football team suffered a tumultuous season last year, ending in a less-than-ideal result: a first-round exit from the playoffs. This season, the Wildcats will have new faces…
- Ana Sofia Meyer
Youth sports are often overlooked in wider discussions of athletics, but the truth is without a healthy youth sports landscape high school, college and professional athletics wouldn’t exist. R…
- TPI Staff
- Updated
ASWA ALL-STATE SOFTBALL TEAM
- Samuel Higgs
Although originally scheduled for later this month, Benjamin Russell rising senior Kalib Spivey’s decision came much sooner than expected.
- Samuel Higgs
I just love when things get exciting in the middle of the week. Fresh after completing my column that ran in Wednesday’s Outlook, filling in for Andy Graham, who is on a much-needed vacation. …
- TPI Staff
- Updated
Spivey visits ATL for second official visit
- Samuel Higgs
The new digs for Benjamin Russell athletics at the new high school have plenty of advantages. And one of them was just showcased on the hardwood on Wednesday.
- Gwen Bishop
Folk music singer and songwriter Larry Long has spent decades giving a voice to the stories of small town people.
- Cliff Williams
All four acts of the City of Wetumpka River and Blues Music and Arts Festival performed Saturday just before the skies opened up with their own act — rain. Local favorite The Fabulous Fliptone…
- Cliff Williams
- Updated
Wetumpka was on the map for entrepreneurs long before HGTV’s Home Town Takeover aired.
Currently in Alexander City
- Ana Sofia Meyer
It’s hard to believe a year ago I packed my car full to the brim and made the 10-hour drive to Wetumpka. It’s hard to imagine that version of myself, painfully optimistic yet full of conviction. I didn’t bear the weight of any doubt; I was too focused on making my dreams a reality.Â
- Lizi Arbogast
There’s something about music that unites us.
- TPI Staff
Summer is known for its heat, and beloved for its memory-making opportunities. Many of us adults find ourselves reminiscing about the good old days, when summer meant front yard football games and only coming home for supper when the streetlights came on. Somewhere along the way, kids traded…
Pauli Murray, the first Black woman to be ordained by the Episcopal Church, was an advocate …
Warm nights call for dinner ideas that feel doable, relaxed, and still worth making. This li…
These 13 grilling recipes make it easier to feed a backyard crowd with hot dogs, shrimp, chi…
To what extent has the line between playful community space and commercial spectacle been blurred?
(The Center Square) – The Census Bureau is planning for 2030, making decisions that will sha…
Warm evenings call for meals that feel lighter but still worth making. These summer ideas ke…

