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 princ…
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
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.
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, they’ve survived a random shooting or escaped domes…
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 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
The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency’s Marine Patrol Division is enhancing its service to the public with the launch of a new, streamlined online submission form for marine event permits.
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The Alabama Work Zone Safety Act was signed into law this week by Gov. Kay Ivey. The act establishes a pilot program to authorize the procurement, installation and operation of a photographic speed enforcement system within an interstate high…
On Friday, Gov. Kay Ivey on Friday signed Senate Bill 99 related to the display of the Ten Commandments in schools. The bill requires the display of the Ten Commandments, along with their historical significance, in certain public schools, su…
State Rep. Ed Oliver addressed the Tallapoosa County Commission Monday morning concerning funds coming to Tallapoosa County through the Rural Health Transformation Act and the passing of Senate Bill 269, which helps rural ambulance services.
