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On Aug. 27, Gov. Kay Ivey proclaimed Friday, Sept. 4 as College Colors Day in the state of Alabama. College Colors Day promotes higher education in Alabama by recognizing the state’s 14 public…
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The benefits of Auburn University’s Career Connections program extended to two Reeltown High School seniors.
Alexander City Recycling Center is getting a little monetary boost.
The mobile home discussion in Tallassee is being put on the Tallassee Planning Commission.
The Tallassee City Council tabled a move at its meeting last week to allow newer mobile homes to be moved into the Burnt Springs Trailer Park.
On Aug. 27, Gov. Kay Ivey proclaimed Friday, Sept. 4 as College Colors Day in the state of Alabama. College Colors Day promotes higher education in Alabama by recognizing the state’s 14 public…
A town hall meeting in Alexander City’s District 1 netted a lot of questions and quite a few answers.
The Elmore County Sheriff’s Office is hoping the public can aid in finding a missing person from the Holtville community.
Details of what happened on J Street the night of Aug. 24 started to emerge in an Aniah’s Law and preliminary hearing for alleged murderer Laderrion Rodrigas Benjamin.
The organization that helps so many residents is looking to reach another lofty goal.
Edward Carreker had no idea about 12 years ago a weird on-the-job accident would change his life so drastically — and not for the better.
Editor’s Note: Tallapoosa Publishers Inc. reports these police incidents exactly as they are reported to us.
Plans are almost finalized for a local event preferred by outdoorsmen.
The benefits of Auburn University’s Career Connections program extended to two Reeltown High School seniors.
With the Alexander City’s infrastructure plan in place, it became the focus during the Alexander City Chamber of Commerce’s State of the City & County program Tuesday afternoon.
Editor’s Note: Tallapoosa Publishers Inc. reports these police incidents exactly as they are reported to us.
Our local area will soon be reaping the first round of benefits from the Alabama Rural Health Transformation Program.
Walking into Wednesday night, Dadeville volleyball coach Beverly Barron knew what was looming over her volleyball team’s head. However, she did not want to bring it up.
The Benjamin Russell Class 5A Region 2 opener against Park Crossing has been moved to Thursday, Sept. 3, according to BRHS principal Shannon Benefield.
The Fall Camp portion of Auburn’s preseason schedule has come to an end. Alex Golesh has installed his playbook and the offense will operate according to his speed. South Florida ran plays at …
Edgewood Academy rebounded from its first-week loss to pick up a region win Friday night on the road against Crenshaw Christian.
One week after a loss in its season opener, Holtville needed a response. The Bulldogs got one Friday night, but they had to survive four quarters of football to get it.
With “Hooray for Lions” blaring in the background, Hunter Adams stood before his team of battered Stanhope Elmore Mustangs, who had just been on the losing end of a 68-14 throttling by rival P…
The Elmore County Panthers put in one good half against the always-tough Clay Central Volunteers Friday night, but one half was just not enough in a non-region football game.
The series between Tallassee and Wetumpka is closer now. After the Indians 42-16 win over the Tigers the series now has Tallassee leading by just one game at 35-34-2.
If you take away the second quarter, Central Coosa’s football team was right there with Winterboro.
There is always going to be growing pains when you make a big change.
Dadeville was just yards away from pulling out the win.
Two wins, two goose eggs from the opposition.
There is a certain bad omen hanging over the head of the Benjamin Russell football team — the lighting in the stadium. Now, for the second week in a row, oddly enough, the lights have gone off…
Needless to say, I’ve been to a ton of high school football games.
This is a subject I haven’t opened up about much. It’s not something I initially wanted blasted all over social media or something for the entire community to know.
Recently, my mom was hospitalized for a minor heart problem. Thankfully she’s OK, and if anything it made her realize she needs to retire soon. When I was on the phone with her a few days ago after visiting my family in Huntsville, she said while she was worried about being a good wife, rais…
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Josephine Blount Lowe (Josy) passed away on July 31, 2026, in Peachtree City, GA, at age 87.…
Rosalyn Lane McMurray Saunders, a writer, photographer, mother, grandmother, lover of childr…
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(The Center Square) – All but one Democrat in the U.S. House helped tank a proposed constitu…
