Most notably known for hosting the Art in the Park event in the spring, Everything’s Art is working to bring the excitement for the talent back to the city of Dadeville.
Dadeville Beat Reporter
Most notably known for hosting the Art in the Park event in the spring, Everything’s Art is working to bring the excitement for the talent back to the city of Dadeville.
Alabama will be receiving $203 million for the Rural Health Transformation Program.
Editor’s Note: Tallapoosa Publishers Inc. reports these police incidents exactly as they are reported to us.
Southern Preparatory Academy is starting the new year creating spaces for those interested to learn more about what the school has to offer within private education.
The Alabama Department of Human Resources announced recently the first round of Alabama EBT cardholders are now receiving new, chip-enabled EBT cards. The new cards will greatly increase card …
A Dadeville High School staff member has been put on leave, according to a Facebook statement from the Tallapoosa County Board of Education.
The end of 2025 brought a few accolades to members of the Tallapoosa County Sheriff’s office.
Editor’s Note: Tallapoosa Publishers Inc. reports these police incidents exactly as they are reported to us.
The Dadeville boys basketball team fell 66-39 against Class 3A Area 6 opponent Glenwood on Monday.
It has been a slow progression, but there is one thing you cannot deny when it comes to the Dadeville girls' basketball team — it is getting better.
The Reeltown wrestling team had a near-perfect day at the Class 1A-4A Region 2 Duals on Friday.
It has not been a pretty start to the season for the Reeltown boys basketball team by any stretch of the imagination. On Friday, the Rebels were handed their sixth straight loss to open the ye…
There is always a benefit to having that “next man up mentality” amongst a team, because you never know what can transpire over the course of four quarters.
The Horseshoe Bend girls basketball team took home a 53-40 win over the Dadeville Tigers in the first week back from winter break.
The Roman god Janus is where we get the name January. Janus, the god of beginnings and transitions, is always depicted with two faces: one gazing backward into the past, with the other gazing forward into the future. (Interestingly, the word ‘janitor’ also comes from this word etymology.) An…
A touch of nostalgia came to Downtown Alexander City Saturday night.
As the last legislative session of the quadrennium begins, the budgets are the priority, as always.
It’s a well-known fact Alabamians love their football.
The Roman god Janus is where we get the name January. Janus, the god of beginnings and transitions, is always depicted with two faces: one gazing backward into the past, with the other gazing forward into the future. (Interestingly, the word ‘janitor’ also comes from this word etymology.) An…
Mr. Ben R. Cleveland, 90, of Alexander City, passed away at Bill Nichols Veterans Home on De…
1944 – 2026
Funeral Service for Mr. Frederick Francis Casten, 85, of Alexander City, Alabama, will be We…
Dr. Thomas “Tom” L. Warren, of Hickory, went to be with his Lord and Savior on December 31,…
