The Burroughs Law Firm announces the opening of a new law firm in downtown Dadeville. Founder of The Burroughs Law Firm, Calvin Burroughs is a former prosecutor who prosecuted criminal cases in Tallapoosa, Macon, Chambers and Randolph counties. He brings that experience, as well as experienc…
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The Patriot Park Marketplace farmer’s market welcomes vendors from across communities. It gives the opportunity for Dadeville residents’ to support local merchants inside their city and beyond.Â
There is one demographic the City of Dadeville is making sure it does not leave out of its growth.Â
A Dadeville local has dedicated her career to history. Soon, she will be honored in a way few academics earn.Â
Disabled American Veterans provides at no cost to veterans its information seminar program. These seminars are available across the country to help veterans and their families obtain the services and benefits they have earned. DAV has an info…
The Dadeville Public Library is gearing up to have a new and improved look.Â
On Aug. 27, Gov. Kay Ivey proclaimed Friday, Sept. 4 as College Colors Day in the state of Alabama. College Colors Day promotes higher education in Alabama by recognizing the state’s 14 public universities and the opportunities each brings in…
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Our local area will soon be reaping the first round of benefits from the Alabama Rural Health Transformation Program.
Food, drinks and live music is a great way to kick off a Saturday afternoon, but Sweet Home Alababy held their Dock and Donate fundraiser for a much larger reason.Â
Although retired, a former Reeltown High School band director continues to be an integral piece to the Marching Rebel Pride.Â
A statewide notification system is now in place.
Lake Martin Community Hospital’s deliverance of excellent patient care is not going unnoticed.Â
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Three members of Dadeville Elementary School’s Peer Helpers opened the Tuesday night meeting of Tallapoosa County Board of Education.
Auburn University director of flight education David Bottomlee has led his life guided by three Fs: faith, family and freedom. All of those have led him to agree to take Auburn’s flight education program to the next level.Â
Alabama’s 3rd Congressional District Congressman Mike Rogers has spent the bulk of August visiting his constituency, and Monday he could be seen all over Alexander City.
Volunteering can seem daunting for busy adults, but it is always rewarding.Â
Caring for caregivers might not be done often enough, however, it is important for New ADKA’s Our Journey of Hope.
The Dadeville City Council is gearing up for its next fiscal year with a work session.
On July 1, a new law went into effect in Alabama that will allow educators a bit more control when a student makes a terrorist threat.
In November, Alabama will have elected its pick to lead the state. On Saturday, one of those candidates made a stop in Dadeville to speak to voters about key issues.
A much-debated federal program has also been widely debated around Tallapoosa County after two local law enforcement agencies began participating.
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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
