News Featured US Supreme Court blocks COVID-19 vaccine mandate for large employers By Jacob Holmes Special to The Herald Jan 20, 2022 The U.S. Supreme Court last Thursday blocked President Joe Biden’s mandate that employees of large businesses be vaccinated against COVID-19 …
+2 Lake Martin Living COVID-19 vaccine mandate could affect local employers Nov 15, 2021 Employees of Russell Lands, Russell Medical and most of the local automotive plants will have to get vaccinated by Jan. 4 or pay for weekly CO…
News Featured Auto plants, hospital, Russell Lands face Jan. 4 vaccine deadline, state passes exemption bill Siri Hedreen Updated Aug 1, 2025 Employees of Russell Lands, Russell Medical and most of the local automotive plants will have to get vaccinated by Jan. 4 or pay for weekly CO…
News Featured Hospital, Russell Lands, automotive plants among employers affected by Biden's vaccine mandate Siri Hedreen Updated Aug 2, 2025 Employees of more than a dozen local organizations may soon be required to present proof of vaccination or submit to weekly COVID-19 testing u…
News Featured Council to introduce ordinance that will raise fees for new water and gas customers Carmen Rodgers Feb 19, 2020 The Tallassee City Council will introduce an ordinance to increase impact and tap fees on water and gas meter costs for new customers during t…
News Aprinta leaders say despite setbacks, they remain committed to Alexander City By Mitch Sneed Jan 9, 2017 A local screen-printing company was cited and fined by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration and reached settlement after issues w…
News Construction worker dies in accident at Wetumpka Municipal Airport By John Peeler Jan 20, 2016 By John W. Peeler
News Elmore facility cited for 15 OSHA violations By Kevin Taylor Feb 12, 2014 The 80,000 square foot Amtech Southeast Inc. facility in Elmore has been cited by the U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Healt…
News Alabama Technology Network offers classes for workforce training By Jessica Hargett Jul 5, 2012 Alabama Technology Network is offering classes at Central Alabama Community College this month through September.
