While there are no zoning laws in the unincorporated areas of Tallapoosa County, several farmers from the New Site area visited the Tallapoosa County Commission on Monday morning to voice their concerns over zoning after seeing issues in other states.
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At the Town of New Site’s council meeting Monday night, Mayor Phil Blasingame reported the expansion of the Health Partners of New Site is going well.
The new Tallapoosa County Schools career and technical education director is letting her passion guide her leadership.Â
What started a type of therapy, has led Sandy Fomby Bishop down an artistic path that continues to lengthen and grow in ways she didn’t imagine.
Harrison Hunter, a graduate of Horseshoe Bend High School, was awarded the Tagged for Industry Involvement Scholarship at the Alabama Cattlemen’s Foundation Scholarship banquet recently.
On Thursday, April 30, the Tallapoosa County Sheriff’s Office received a call from a residence in the New Site area regarding an individual who had been attacked by some dogs, according to a press release.
Each May, the Alabama Department of Mental Health joins organizations throughout the state and country in observing Mental Health Awareness Month, a national commemoration spotlighting the need for increased understanding and acceptance of me…
If you haven’t started your spring cleaning yet, this week is a perfect time to clean out the pantry.
Anybody driving through New Site early Thursday morning had to be curious why there were all sorts of big trucks parked at Horseshoe Bend School.
Traveling for X-rays will soon be a thing of the past for New Site residents as construction officially began for an expansion of the Health Partners of New Site medical clinic.
To keep water customers of the Town of New Site from going into sticker shock, the council voted last month to raise the cost of 1,000 gallons of water by 3%.
In making his campaign rounds, State Sen. Jay Hovey didn’t miss the newest batch of voters — high school seniors.
New Site Mayor Phil Blasingame knows the projects around the small town would never see the light of day without a lot of help.
A .22 caliber bullet was found inside of Horseshoe Bend School on Wednesday morning, according to Tallapoosa County Schools superintendent Casey Davis.Â
Last Monday was a hands-on day for Horseshoe Bend School agriculture students.Â
The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency’s Marine Patrol Division is enhancing its service to the public with the launch of a new, streamlined online submission form for marine event permits.
Before you start any spring projects - planting, fencing or digging - remember to call 811 first to protect yourself, your property and your community.
The Alabama Work Zone Safety Act was signed into law this week by Gov. Kay Ivey. The act establishes a pilot program to authorize the procurement, installation and operation of a photographic speed enforcement system within an interstate high…
On Friday, Gov. Kay Ivey on Friday signed Senate Bill 99 related to the display of the Ten Commandments in schools. The bill requires the display of the Ten Commandments, along with their historical significance, in certain public schools, su…
The Tallapoosa County Association of Volunteer Fire Departments received a Coosa Valley Rural Community and Development grant, giving each department in the association a lot of new equipment.
Members of the Horseshoe Bend School Key Club and their sponsor visited the Alexander City Kiwanis Club on Thursday to receive its charter.
The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency is once again partnering with Alabama People Against a Littered State (PALS) and organizations across the state to support the annual Don’t Drop It on Alabama spring cleanup campaign.
New Site’s walking trail project will be officially completed April 14.
On Saturday, hundreds of history buffs gathered at Horseshoe Bend National Military Park for the 212th anniversary of the Battle of Horseshoe Bend. The evening closed out with luminaries on the battlefield representing lives lost. Clockwise f…
The Breast Cancer Research Foundation of Alabama was the recipient of this year’s charity ride hosted by Central Alabama Buffalo Soldiers.
