Elmore County legends were honored at the annual Elmore County Civic Improvement League’s Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. banquet.
Staff Writer
Seven years ago, both Ella Ledbetter and Hank Simmons started band class on a lark.
New Site resident Luke Smith has announced he is running for Tallapoosa County Board of Education Place 5 board member.
Holding onto a job for 10 years is a rare occurrence these days.
With the annual Kiwanis Pancake Breakfast scheduled for Jan. 31, the Alexander City Kiwanis Club put a few final touches on the upcoming event during its meeting Thursday.
The past year was filled with all sorts of news.Â
Early in the process of building the new high school, administration planned to keep as much history as possible.
First responders experience change at top
Yes I Can Mentoring Team and local youth gathered at Adams Court Community Center in Jefferson Heights this week to share in learning sessions and some Christmas fun.
How many community events have been around for 70 years?
Central Alabama Community College students Sherlyn Luna, Cade Newell and Vivek Patel recently received scholarships from the Alexander City branch of River Bank & Trust.
With nearly 20 campuses and far more buildings, the Elmore County Board of Education is studying ways to best use its facilities.
Getting a glimpse into multiple careers, students across all Tallapoosa County schools took on the opportunity to job shadow.Â
If there is an Elmore County Board of Education event, Wendell Saxon is likely there.
Many teens complain about going to work in the summer.
Reeltown Elementary School third-grade teacher Lindy Tapley is engaging students using hands-on and real world teaching methods. Her efforts have not gone unnoticed as she has been named the school’s Teacher of the Year.
It might not be a white Christmas in Tallassee but the town definitely has the Christmas spirit. Over the weekend it all centered on Restoration 49 as it hosted the Tallassee High School performing arts program Friday night. The school’s jazz…
It was all smiles at the Wall Street Head Start Center as the community came together to give a little Christmas to the center’s nearly 30 students.
For years the Grinch has tried to steal Christmas in Eclectic. He has made appearances in parades and all around town.Â
The spirit of Christmas is alive and well in Eclectic.
We miss you. We promise to keep the school clean every day.
Enrollment is the name of the game for state funding.
When Horseshoe Bend School bookkeeper Beverly East arrived at HBS, she was there for a completely different purpose. However, her career has given her the opportunity to continue to grow her roots at home.Â
A friendly competition at Tallassee High School to Deck the Halls with Christmas cheer might have been a little bit naughty with folks trying to bribe judges.
A scholarship in honor of an Alexander City native has reached endowment status.
