Last school year, it seemed Reeltown High School’s Marching Rebel Pride was always on the move. The band went to Auburn, Birmingham and eventually Orlando, Florida, to the Make-A-Wish Global Conference to honor late student Melody Jackson. But for the band members, all the travel reminded th…
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Dottie Carnes and Beulah Baptist Church have been working to support teachers in Reeltown, Tallassee and beyond for 17 years now.Â
A Reeltown High School senior can see her future approaching. As she prepares, she is taking every opportunity she can to help her get there.Â
The Tallapoosa County Board of Education is making moves on a proposed idea brought to it in April.Â
The 20 & Under Songwriters Competition winner is young, but he still feels most connected to a beloved sound he hopes to bring back.
After hearing high praise about the Reeltown community, Reeltown Elementary School’s newest addition knew she had to be a part.Â
Reeltown Elementary School is not just getting a new face, but someone with passion about the mission of elementary education.Â
The 2026-27 school year is set to be a motivating one at Reeltown High School.Â
There will be a familiar face leading the charge at Reeltown Elementary School this upcoming school year.
Central Alabama Community College is looking at growing in Tallassee.
A fresh professional title is getting added to Trey Fetner’s list. Serving as the head baseball coach, assistant football coach and previously a science teacher at Reeltown High School, Fetner is entering his newest journey as assistant principal this fall.
Reeltown Elementary School's newest kindergarten teacher is starting the year with excitement and passion.Â
There are very few life changing experiences offered to high school students. When Alabama HOBY invited four Tallapoosa County Schools students to attend its seminar, they took on the opportunity despite uncertainty.Â
Jim Zeigler is no stranger to politics. He was Alabama state auditor for two terms and campaigned for Alabama secretary of state in 2023.
The Reeltown High School band is only expanding and as a result so are its needs.Â
It’s been nearly eight months since Megan Giles, 19, of Jackson’s Gap, was killed as she was crossing the street in Tuscaloosa, but Giles’ family isn’t giving up on getting her justice.
A Reeltown High School Class of 2026 graduate was killed in a crash in Wetumpka just hours after receiving her high school diploma.
Tray Richardson will be the next Elmore County District Court Judge.
It was the first of its kind in the state of Alabama and a Reeltown High School junior walked away with the state championship title.Â
Each year, thousands of Alabamians are victims of violence, and in their despair, they wonder where to turn. Their spouse may have been murdered, a loved one may have been sexually assaulted, or their child may have endured abuse. Possibly, t…
On Thursday, Gov. Kay Ivey announced more than $7.6 million in state funding is being awarded to cities and counties for 26 road projects across Alabama, highlighting her ongoing commitment to improving the state’s infrastructure.
A Reeltown High School senior is preparing for two graduation ceremonies.Â
A new opportunity has arrived for students of Tallapoosa County. It is an opportunity to advance and prepare for the future— and they get to be the first ones from central Alabama to do it.Â
Dedication, discipline and balance are three things students often have to learn when deciding to get involved beyond academics.
