A $100,000 grant from the State of Alabama facilitated by state Sen. Will Barfoot will aid in helping students continue their learning experience in Elmore County Schools.
When people hear the name TREASURE Forest Association, they sometimes assume you have to own a designated TREASURE Forest to become a member. That is not the case.
As Americans paused to remember Sept. 11 at 8:46 a.m., the bell rang again from the Tallassee Armory. It was the first time it has rung since the celebration of the end of World War II.
After 20 years, the bark is still in Bark in the Park. The Humane Society of Elmore County celebrated the 20th Annual Bark in the Park Sunday at Fort Toulouse bringing people and their four-legged friends from across the River Region together…
Every sixth grade student from Elmore County and Tallassee City Schools took part in the 12th annual water festival held at the Alabama Nature Center in Millbrook earlier this month.
The Tallassee City Council approved a new roof for the current Tallassee Police Department in a July meeting at a cost of $18,500. The council learned at its meeting last week from police officers there is still a large leak.
Property owners from the residential historic home district in Wetumpka demanded answers about the next steps for city-owned property on Marshall Street at last week’s Wetumpka City Council meeting.
Should the property in the triangle at the intersection of Highways 63 and 170 remain an ag district or be rezoned general business district is the question of the day in Eclectic.
Downtown Tallassee is experiencing renewed energy as a new generation of entrepreneurs works collaboratively to revitalize cherished community spaces from the past, blending nostalgia with innovative business ideas.
