There were “multiple manhunts” and all sorts of “drugs” found last week at Children’s Harbor and Russell Lands properties as the Alabama Department of Corrections held its fourth annual K9 competition.
Championship dogs will launch off a dock into open water. Painters will work in the open air. And more than $30,000 in prize money will go to artists who best capture Alabama's wildlife and landscapes.
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.
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.
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.
It’s been a group effort to revitalize downtown Wetumpka. It’s been the City of Wetumpka. It’s been private businesses. It’s been organizations. And it’s been individuals.
For 24 years the Coosa River Challenge has been more than an event. What began as a way to showcase the Swayback Bridge trail, the Coosa River and downtown Wetumpka has grown into a legacy. It’s an adventure race with friendly competition and…
Walk into any of First Community Bank of Central Alabama’s locations across Elmore and Autauga counties and there will likely be a familiar face. It’s not because a customer has been banking with First Community Bank for a while. It’s because…
Even with a continuance of a hearing for a temporary restraining order, the court battle started by Ivy Creek Healthcare against the Elmore County Economic Development Authority and the Elmore County Healthcare Authority continues.
Almost everyone 30 and older can share what they were doing at the time the Twin Towers in New York City fell, the Pentagon was struck and planes crashed from the sky on Sept. 11, 2001.
The Ivy Creek Foundation wants to help patients in the Ivy Creek Healthcare system. It’s goal is to meet the needs beyond the Elmore County Community Hospital budget such as a pediatric crash cart and plans for a dedicated sexual assault unit.
