Athletes, future engineers and future soldiers joined foster parents as they were recognized with proclamations by the Elmore County Commission Monday night.
Outside of state offices, there are no opposed Elmore County races on either the Democrat or Republican primary ballots to be cast Tuesday. But two state offices greatly affect Elmore County, when it comes to the courts, are up for a decision by voters. Both are on the Republican primary bal…
Each year, thousands of Alabamians are victims of violence, and in their despair, they wonder where to turn. Their spouse may have been murdered, a loved one may have been sexually assaulted, or their child may have endured abuse. Possibly, t…
On Thursday, Gov. Kay Ivey announced more than $7.6 million in state funding is being awarded to cities and counties for 26 road projects across Alabama, highlighting her ongoing commitment to improving the state’s infrastructure.
When it comes to preserving history, historians are not afraid to ask for in-kind help, volunteers, donations and grants. All have come into play for the last two events for the Elmore County Celebrates America250.
Each May, the Alabama Department of Mental Health joins organizations throughout the state and country in observing Mental Health Awareness Month, a national commemoration spotlighting the need for increased understanding and acceptance of me…
Rain dampened the spirits of First Friday Linger Longer in downtown Wetumpka. But the rain left downtown Wetumpka early enough Saturday morning to allow for a fun Derby Day. Almost every merchant downtown had something to do with the derby. S…
A little rain may have held off the crowds from the annual Wetumpka FFA Alumni Rodeo Friday night, but it was all day fun Saturday under dry skies. The bluebird skies painted the sky as participants of the rodeo paraded to downtown Saturday a…
