Tallapoosa County Commission’s quarterly Throw Away Days is just in time to start cleaning out all that stuff that has accumulated in homes during the winter months.
After winning Chamber Board Member of the Year at the Lake Martin-Dadeville Area Chamber of Commerce awards banquet, Vivian Autry is ready to keep on proving she is worth the title.
The Tallapoosa County Board of Education’s 2024 fiscal year audit is wrapping up with a closing conference to possibly be scheduled for March. Tallapoosa County Schools chief financial officer La’Monica Slaughter said the 2025 fiscal year ban…
When Tallapoosa County Commission administrator Blake Beck announced he was leaving to continue his career in Lee County, he knowingly and confidently supported Embirly Collum to be the interim administrator until the position was filled permanently.
The Lake Martin-Dadeville Area Chamber of Commerce has made some exciting changes and brought new additions. It was only fitting the chamber’s awards banquet highlighted its accomplishments so far and the ones still to come.
Alabama native Shane West has qualified to run for Tallapoosa County Commission District 4 on the Republican ticket and believes Tallapoosa County deserves experienced, steady leadership grounded in service, fiscal responsibility and common sense.
Last week, Gove. Kay Ivey signed Executive Order No. 742, expanding school choice in Alabama even further by participating in the newly-created Federal Education Freedom Tax Credit program, also known as the Federal Scholarship Tax Credit.
Former state senator and house representative John Rice visited Kiwanis Club to discuss pharmacy benefit managers and his organization the Alabama Independent Pharmacy Alliance.
An extreme cold watch is in effect throughout Central Alabama, and to combat such possible temperatures, warming stations are opening around Tallapoosa County and a local church is opening its doors tonight and Monday night.
Former Dadeville yarn store owner and now self-published author Teresa McKelvey is guiding readers of her novel about divorce in a way she wishes she knew about when she was navigating her own.
Gov. Kay Ivey kicked off the 2026 Regular Session last week by delivering her ninth state of the state address, and in it, announced she is launching a statewide flood notification system, according to a press release.
