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.
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How much do you know about the Statue of Liberty?
If you’re looking for an excuse to make the drive to Montgomery, a local artist’s work is on display there.
Sometimes when your second home becomes your first, your skills and talents can bring a fresh perspective.
Nobody can say the New Site Senior Center group doesn’t have a good time.
Three years ago Betsy Iler didn’t think the book she was working on would ever be published.
Folk music singer and songwriter Larry Long has spent decades giving a voice to the stories of small town people.
All four acts of the City of Wetumpka River and Blues Music and Arts Festival performed Saturday just before the skies opened up with their own act — rain. Local favorite The Fabulous Fliptones started the evening off followed by Rollin’ in the Hay. River and Blues veterans Nathan and The Zy…
Wetumpka was on the map for entrepreneurs long before HGTV’s Home Town Takeover aired.
Local author Anthony Baldwin enjoys combining folklore with a bit of real fiction.
The crowds began gathering early Saturday morning for the 10th annual Blues in the Park.
Alexander City Theatre II has received a $65,000 matching grant from the Alabama State Council on the Arts to fund its roof project. It will replace the failing structure and secure the theatre building so ACT II can continue serving the community with safe, sustainable and growing arts programs.
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.
As Al Pacino’s mob boss Michael Corleone famously says in THE GODFATHER PART III, “just when I thought I was out, they pull me back in!”
You’ve been waiting a whole year and now your kids are chomping at the bit.
This spring, Standard Deluxe proudly marks a major milestone: the 25th anniversary of the Old 280 Boogie, taking place Saturday and Sunday, April 18-19 on its artistic grounds in Waverly.
Planned renovations at The Kelly Fitzpatrick Center for the Arts and the Wetumpka Depot Players got a little funding from the Alabama State Council on the Arts.
Anybody who ever worked with Ralph Frohsin organizing the Alex City Jazz Fest, knows how passionate he was about bringing the event to residents of the area.
"It Might as Well Be Spring," by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II, won the Academy Award for Best Original Song eighty years ago this week, in 1946. It was featured in the film musical “State Fair,” and is fondly remembered for its w…
Gather your friends and family and mark your weekend as busy.
More hardware is coming to the Wetumpka Depot Players.
Trey Rogers is no stranger to writing as he has written dozens of books. But his first novel has just been published.
The Holtville High School theater program is having growing pains. It’s not that anything is painful. The program is growing and everyone is learning along the way.
It’s Alabama Impact Crater Discovery Week and it’s all centered in Wetumpka.
