No more traveling to Prattville, Montgomery or Alexander City to hear “My Pleasure” after ordering Chick-fil-A. The chicken sandwich restaurant open six days a week is coming to Wetumpka.
For nearly two decades the Pride of the Tribe Wetumpka High School Marching Band has been under the direction of Jason Warnix, who is now handing the program off as he steps into retirement.
The Wetumpka City Council is looking to extend for a year a moratorium on any new package stores, convenience stores, gas stations, vape shops, mini-warehouses and self storage facilities in the corporate limits of Wetumpka.
Chamber of Commerce Association of Alabama announced Brenda Dennis, of the Millbrook Area Chamber of Commerce, has earned the Alabama Accredited Chamber Executive designation.
The Alabama Community College System Board of Trustees approved Chancellor Jimmy H. Baker’s recommendation to appoint David Walters as permanent president of Ingram State Technical College during its monthly board meeting last Wednesday.
A Wetumpka resident and driver saw a charge of first-degree assault for striking a pedestrian in a Wetumpka apartment complex downgraded to second-degree assault at a preliminary hearing last week.
Athletes, future engineers and future soldiers joined foster parents as they were recognized with proclamations by the Elmore County Commission Monday night.
Gov. Kay Ivey is encouraging all Alabamians to join in honoring America’s 250th anniversary by participating in the national Light to Unite week, July 1-8. During the week, Alabamians are urged to show their patriotism by illuminating governm…
Christy Fletcher was constantly driving through downtown Eclectic going between her lake home and Amy’s Antiques and Thrift store in Montgomery, which she opened years ago.
