The Elmore County Food Pantry distributed about 600,000 pounds in the past year and that amount is anticipated to grow. In the last year the nonprofit organization served about 545 families and individuals with food insecurities.
There were no extraordinary sales and no special or limited availability products. But about 300 people came in the front door of the new TJ Maxx in the first hour it was open Sunday morning.
Many think a grandmother’s china collection is for display only. With its stories of coming out only for special occasions and how it has been passed down for a generation or two, fear of breaking it keeps most from using it.
As Lake Martin Community Hospital continues its focus on providing care that would otherwise be hard to access, a new surgeon has joined its ranks to revitalize the surgery department and services.Â
A judge continued the case where Bill Patterson wants to stop the City of Tallassee from selling the airport property despite it being sold by the city last year.
For three years, Phil Blasingame and his sister Kay Davis gained a following when they had a garden shop on Alabama Highway 63. Now, old customers and new can find them located next to Buck’s Dairy Quick on the other side of Alexander City.
Dr. Lyndsay Ewing has never seen herself as anything other than a doctor. Even as a child she treated her patients — her dog and parents. Ewing is now a doctor and the only thing that has changed is the toolbox.
Being in 29th place on a list of hundred may not seem like much, but when that list is Forbes magazine’s 17th annual list of America’s Best Banks, it means a lot.
Music artists now have a store in downtown Wetumpka. The Wetumpka Area Chamber of Commerce helped The Bailey Boutique officially open its Bridge Street store with a ribbon cutting Friday.Â
Being in 29th place on a list of hundred may not seem like much, but when that list is Forbes magazine’s 17th annual list of America’s Best Banks, it means a lot.
The walls of downtown Wetumpka have welcomed another piece of art. A postcard now joins a river boat, faces of Elmore County history, an old Coca-Cola sign and more.Â
