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The Tallapoosa County career firefighter of the year gets to serve a city that first served him.Â
Sarah Chase
Dadeville Beat Reporter
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As Dadeville grows, its chamber is making the effort to keep up with the momentum.Â
Camp Hill seems to be in a chapter of planning.
The Tallapoosa County career firefighter of the year gets to serve a city that first served him.Â
Hurricane Isaias upgraded to a category 3 level hurricane. As the National Weather Service continues to track its path, Hurricane Isaias is expected to make landfall on the gulf tonight accord…
A normal traffic stop last week turned into four drug arrests.
Tallapoosa County Extension Service director Shane Harris acknowledges his expertise isn’t mental health or home economics.
According to a weather briefing from the National Weather Service, Central Alabama should prepare as Tropical Storm Isaias approaches the Gulf.Â
Being a foster parent might not be the easiest way to serve the children of Tallapoosa County, but the Tallapoosa County Department of Human Resources is looking for people interested in getti…
There were several times Dadeville’s football team could point to where it shot itself in the foot with a bad snap, but there was none more obvious than the first point-after attempt.
The Southern Prep football team really could not get out of its own way on Thursday night against Abbeville Christian. The two-game win streak for the Rangers ultimately came to an end with a …
Back-to-back wins are certainly what the doctor ordered for the Southern Prep football team.Â
If you’ve ever seen JaMarkius Smith throw the football it’s like poetry in motion.Â
This Friday’s game between Dadeville and Lannet has the opportunity to shake up the Class 2A Region 4 standings as a whole.
Friday night has a certain je ne sais quoi.
While bright colors and soft goods are Eclectic interior designer Logan Wright’s specialties, she has turned up her design skills to help renovate a haunted house.
For local author Anthony Baldwin, old folk tales give him inspiration for his novels.
Three local arts programs will be receiving funding from the Alabama State Council on the Arts.
Fall is in the air. Well astronomical fall is, but not so much in temperature.
It’s no secret everyone uses some form of artificial intelligence. Whether it be these new AI graphics that you see popping up all over Facebook or something more simple like the GPS capabilities on your phone, there’s AI everywhere. And it’s been around for a long time.
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