The Kellyton Volunteer Fire Department will have a portion of its training tower completed soon. The railing and landing for the third container is complete. The next step will be a maze on the first level and the second level compartment. The third container will be completed at a later tim…
Auburn University has recently announced it is seeking singers for the National Anthem.
As one of the biggest milestones in American history arrives this weekend, the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency is expecting a surge of visitors to the Lake Martin area and officials want everyone to return home safely.Â
Lake Martin Animal Shelter will be hosting a special fundraising event to help with the purchase of an air conditioner for the cat room.
Although Alabama Secretary of State candidate Caroleene Dobson took the Republican bid for the office easily, she’s not resting on her laurels. She is still making rounds throughout the state in anticipation of the November general election w…
Jacey Leanna Ratliff, 21, of Goodwater, was arrested for chemical endangerment of a child after the birth of her baby.
While there are thousands upon thousands of Flock cameras in use around the United States, only three are currently in use in the Alexander City area.
A Clay County man died Sunday after a 4-wheeler wreck in Goodwater.
A two-vessel crash on Hatchet Creek left a Munford woman injured.
Horseshoe Bend National Military Park is excited to offer the opportunity for anyone with a strong interest in history to join the Horseshoe Bend Living History Program. This fun and engaging program provides hands-on training and certifies volunteers to conduct historic weapons demonstratio…
Work study programs, apprenticeships and the like have been a staple workforce for decades, but the FAME program takes it to a new level.
A few decades ago, local governments and other agencies spent a lot of time trying to rebuild the area after Russell Corp. closed most of its operations in Alexander City.
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 accountant to help reconcile three years of statements.
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 this summer. Alabama SUN Bucks will provide a one…
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 saltwater. Free Fishing Day allows residents and non-…
Mahjong isn’t the only classic game being played in the Lake Martin area.
As millions of Americans prepare to kick off summer travel during the upcoming Memorial Day holiday weekend, the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency is launching its annual 101 Days of Summer Safety campaign, a statewide initiative focused on prot…
Four recent Central Coosa High School students can claim they received their associate’s degree almost two weeks before they graduated high school.
Working out of a small outbuilding the past several years has been a challenge for the Coosa Central band.
The Coosa County Commission will see a few new faces after Tuesday’s election.
Gov. Kay Ivey is encouraging all Alabamians to join in honoring America’s 250th anniversary by participating in the national Light to Unite week, July 1-8. During the week, Alabamians are urged to show their patriotism by illuminating governm…
The month of May marks two important national observances — National Trauma Awareness Month
When Coosa County Commission president Lamar Daugherty needed a project as a requirement of the Alabama County Commission Association, he chose child advocacy.
After several hours of conducting interviews last month, the Coosa County Commission has hired an administrator.
