From the Cooper Recreation Center to the downtown roundabout, residents lined the roads to enjoy a Martin Luther King, Jr. parade.
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From the Cooper Recreation Center to the downtown roundabout, residents lined the roads to enjoy a Martin Luther King, Jr. parade.
Former state senator and house representative John Rice visited Kiwanis Club to discuss pharmacy benefit managers and his organization the Alabama Independent Pharmacy Alliance.Â
Editor’s Note: Tallapoosa Publishers Inc. reports these police incidents exactly as they are reported to us.
When Wetumpka resident Stormy Day Forrester found out weatherman James Spann would be in Alexander City, she knew she had to meet him.
A three-hour book signing Saturday kept Alana’s Place filled to capacity.
The Camp Hill Police Department might have a new police vehicle.Â
Camp ASCCA’s camp-within-a-camp is more than halfway complete.
A state of emergency has been issued for Alexander City from Sunday through Tuesday.
With the weather Saturday at a balmy 54 degrees, nearly 100 people thought it was a good idea to take a swim.
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…
Lake Martin Foodie may be a page on Facebook to food reviews of local restaurants, but it is also home to members who probably would have never met.Â
The proposed upscale RV park has been downsized slightly.
Healthcare and medicine can be slightly different depending on the age of your child.
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, acc…
One of the most overlooked forms of health care tends to be eyecare.
There is now an out-patient option for drug addiction in Elmore County.
Katherine Robertson is the longest serving chief counsel for the Alabama Attorney General’s Office. It’s a position she has held for 10 years. Now she is campaigning to lead the office.
Editor’s Note: Tallapoosa Publishers Inc. reports these police incidents exactly as they are reported to us.
Whoa, two columns from me in one week; have we entered the twilight zone? Not really, I just always have so many opinions about sports, so why not double up when I get the chance?
As the college football portal opened and closed between the window of Jan. 2 and Jan. 16, another former Benjamin Russell standout found a new home — wide receiver Corri Milliner.Â
The Benjamin Russell girls basketball team walked away with a 55-14 win over Central Coosa on Friday night.Â
It’s never easy to come so far and still come up just short. After a great regular season, Elmore County wrestling fought its way through to the final four teams in the AHSAA Class 5A duals. T…
After a long awaited decision, the Alabama High School Athletic Association announced reclassification for the 2026-2027 season.Â
There is a simple recipe when it comes to the Reeltown girls basketball team — Crystal Smith dribbles down the court, passes it to Sarenthia McKethern, easy bucket.
It’s all coming together for the Reeltown boys basketball team, but it’s still got some kinks to work out.
I know we all, or maybe just me, are sick of the constant repetition of storylines from this Indiana Hoosiers’ run to a national championship victory. But the one I really think a lot of us ar…
The Tallassee Tigers boys basketball team dropped their second non-area game this week, losing to Beauregard, 47-42.Â
The Benjamin Russell girls basketball team falls to Huffman, 68-38, on Thursday night.Â
It’s easy to see that Elmore County’s girls basketball team has struggled, especially in the back-half of this season. They’ve dealt with all kinds of adversity, from injuries to should-win ga…
Effort and a drive to compete has been the overarching theme for coach Nate Taylor and the Elmore County Panthers’ boys basketball team this season. At the beginning of the season, Taylor didn…
For some, there is never a question about what path to take and Dadeville High School senior Jackson Kane felt his has always been clear.
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.
Whether shopping or eating in the square, it is hard to ignore the painted windows of Dadeville’s small businesses. They are bright in color and often have funky, eye-catching designs. Two ind…
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Mr. Ben R. Cleveland, 90, of Alexander City, passed away at Bill Nichols Veterans Home on De…
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Funeral Service for Mr. Frederick Francis Casten, 85, of Alexander City, Alabama, will be We…
Stacker compiled the richest billionaires in Alabama using data from Forbes
Backstage compiled a list of movies and TV shows casting in Birmingham.
Since 1951, Central Barbershop on 14th St. in Phenix City has served the community as a clas…
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - A lawyer who accused an Alabama coal company of human-rights abuses in Co…
