The Tallapoosa County career firefighter of the year gets to serve a city that first served him.Â
Sarah Chase
Dadeville Beat Reporter
The Tallapoosa County career firefighter of the year gets to serve a city that first served him.Â
Dadeville Beat Reporter
After 25 years in higher education, Central Alabama Community College’s Dr. Robert Davis has touched many lives and has been recognized for his contribution.
In a special called meeting Friday afternoon, the Alexander City City Council declared the city in a state of emergency in preparation for Hurricane Isaias.
Volunteers were honored at a luncheon Monday afternoon and were treated to way more than just lunch.
Nadia Freeman didn’t always want to be in law enforcement.
A normal traffic stop last week turned into four drug arrests.
A tropical storm watch was officially issued by the National Weather Service on Thursday morning in preparation for Hurricane Isaias, which is expected to hit landfall sometime Friday.
In an old family and church cemetery tucked away on a county road in Coosa County, a member of the Revolutionary War militia was recognized after 250 years.
Central Coosa High School Pride of Coosa County band racked up a few big awards.
Gov. Kay Ivey has issued a state of emergency for 40 counties as Alabama prepares for possible impact from the tropical system in the Gulf, Isaias. All three local counties — Tallapoosa, Coosa and Elmore — are affected by the state of emergency.
Tallapoosa County Extension Service director Shane Harris acknowledges his expertise isn’t mental health or home economics.
According to a weather briefing from the National Weather Service, Central Alabama should prepare as Tropical Storm Isaias approaches the Gulf.Â
Students at Central Alabama Community College will benefit from expanded transfer opportunities and scholarship support under a new memorandum of understanding signed with Jacksonville State University, according to a press release.
For local author Anthony Baldwin, old folk tales give him inspiration for his novels.
Russell Medical will receive $140,242 for its maternity department from the Rural Health Transformation Program.
Residents of Lamberth Road will be riding in style soon.
Editor’s Note: Tallapoosa Publishers Inc. reports these police incidents exactly as they are reported to us.
If there’s any doubt that RealtySouth’s Bobby Tapley doesn’t put his clients first, there is proof.
Over the past year, Lawrence Allen has become a sort of local celebrity.
Currently in Alexander City
Local fire departments have received their share of Federal Emergency Management Agency grant money.
Three local arts programs will be receiving funding from the Alabama State Council on the Arts.
Kim Dunn is the face of the Alexander City Chamber of Commerce.
Although Cindy Denney is still fairly green in the first responder world, she has put enough heart into her role to win her first award.
A single-vehicle crash that occurred at approximately 5:30 p.m. Thursday has claimed the life of a Sylacauga man.Â
A single-vehicle crash resulted in the death of Jeremy J. Webb, 42, of Jackson’s Gap.
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