Any time you’re starting a new program from the ground up, all you can ask for is enthusiasm and a willingness to get better.
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Editor’s Note: Tallapoosa Publishers Inc. reports these police incidents exactly as they are reported to us.
Editor’s Note: Tallapoosa Publishers Inc. reports these police incidents exactly as they are reported to us.
Editor’s Note: Tallapoosa Publishers Inc. reports these police incidents exactly as they are reported to us.
Three members of Dadeville Elementary School’s Peer Helpers opened the Tuesday night meeting of Tallapoosa County Board of Education.
A cease and desist order was issued late last week to a City of Alexander City City Council member.
With just a few weeks left until Alexander City attorney Larkin Radney officially retires, the Alex City council named a new attorney Monday night.
Editor’s Note: Tallapoosa Publishers Inc. reports these police incidents exactly as they are reported to us.
Alexander City and Lake Martin residents will finally be able to breathe a sigh of relief — Alabama Highway 63 is scheduled to open Monday.
Editor’s Note: Tallapoosa Publishers Inc. reports these police incidents exactly as they are reported to us.
A Texas man has died after a single-vehicle crash that occurred approximately 3 a.m. Sunday, Aug. 23 in Coosa County, according to a press release from the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency.Â
According to Alexander City Fire Department chief Reese McAlister, you have to stay hydrated when temperatures rise.
To support its police department, the Camp Hill Town Council is looking at instating a noise ordinance. However, there are some revisions it has to make before it is passed.
Seven Alabama fire departments will receive a $10,000 grant, including Hanover Volunteer Fire Department.
Alexander City Mayor Mike Densmore has reported to the city council on more than one occasion the urgency of upgrading one of the city’s substations.
While Alexander City Mayor Mike Densmore leads the charge on securing funding and is looking for ways to cut costs, he found that commercial utility rates were causing the city to lose money.
The Horseshoe Bend School Family, Career and Community Leaders of America experienced a summer they will never forget.Â
First responders recovered the body of a man Saturday morning on the Coosa River.
Auburn University director of flight education David Bottomlee has led his life guided by three Fs: faith, family and freedom. All of those have led him to agree to take Auburn’s flight educat…
Any time you’re starting a new program from the ground up, all you can ask for is enthusiasm and a willingness to get better.
Any new program is going to have growing pains, and Wetumpka’s flag football team learned that the hard way.
It is not every day you see someone willingly take themselves off the grid. No phones, no Wi-Fi, and practically no civilization for miles.Â
The playing field is leveled for the Dadeville volleyball team this summer.
A very familiar feeling is beginning to come over me. I can’t seem to avoid it. It happens right around this time of year every single year without fail like a virus.Â
New Edgewood football coach Gregg Baker has plenty for his team to work on in the next week. The coach saw some bright spots for the Wildcats in the 33-22 loss.
The Tallassee High Tigers 2026 campaign didn’t quite get off to the raucous start the faithful had hoped for, falling 34-7 to Montgomery Academy Friday night.Â
It had already been a stormy day around Eclectic football, with five-year head coach Kyle Caldwell off the sidelines and placed on administrative leave pending a school board investigation.Â
The 2026 campaign for the Holtville High Bulldogs didn’t quite get off
Admittedly, Wetumpka’s offense performance to start the football season was a bit lackluster. However, the defense was anything but.
The amount of storyline that came out of Dadeville’s game on Friday night would be astounding.
Weather was an issue for practically every team in the state of Alabama on Friday night. And Central Coosa was no exception.
According to Lake Martin Living editor Shaylee Beck Moore, nobody is quite certain when the magazine’s first official art and photo contest began, but she is sure it’s a much-loved annual event.
It’s hard to believe another school year is officially underway and football season started last week. It’s even harder to believe this will be my 17th football season as a reporter.
We can all agree there are some people who will always be upset — especially in politics.
Like every other employee in any job across this United States, I have a tendency to roll my eyes when I have extra work assigned to me. It’s just human nature.
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