Mahjong isn’t the only classic game being played in the Lake Martin area.
Gwen Bishop
Multimedia Reporter
Mahjong isn’t the only classic game being played in the Lake Martin area.
Multimedia Reporter
The city’s business went on as usual, despite the Alexander City City Council trying to move through its regular meeting as quickly as possible due to storms moving through the city Monday night.
When the Lake Martin Leadership red team began looking for a community project, their first thought was a monument.
With Art Lab kicking off Wednesday, the New Site Town Council passed a resolution at its regular meeting Monday night allowing for the use of the community room and town’s pavilion as well as making a donation to the youth summer enrichment classes.
Tyneshia Whetstone has always been a numbers person.
While most Alexander City residents are aware of the construction zone on Cherokee Road, two other storm water lines around the city have also collapsed.
Editor’s Note: Tallapoosa Publishers Inc. reports these police incidents exactly as they are reported to us.
On the one hand, Leadership Lake Martin’s blue team chose an important and meaningful project as its class assignment and on the other hand, the members had a great time completing their project.
Local author Anthony Baldwin enjoys combining folklore with a bit of real fiction.
One condemned building and another that needs a ton of work on the old Russell Corp. land are set to be demolished, a move that city officials are calling a win all around.
Closing out a chapter of Nathaniel H. Stephens Elementary School’s history, a teacher who first walked through the school’s doors as a student is walking out with Teacher of the Year.
The old adage, “If you build it, they will come,” couldn’t be more true for the new office building Commerce Sixty-Three.
An AI rendering floating around Facebook actually has a bit of truth to it.
While the City of Alexander City is busy fighting the algae bloom, the rest of the state is fighting the same battle.
Alexander City resident Frank Tapley has qualified to seek the position of Tallapoosa County District 3 commissioner.
As millions of Americans prepare to kick off summer travel during the upcoming Memorial Day holiday weekend, the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency is launching its annual 101 Days of Summer Safety campaign, a statewide initiative focused on prot…
Unless you have been living under a rock the past few months, there’s a 95% chance Miranda Wyckoff has appeared on your Facebook timeline.
About three years ago, the City of Alexander City experienced a cyber attack.
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Four recent Central Coosa High School students can claim they received their associate’s degree almost two weeks before they graduated high school.
Now in its 14th year, the Alexander City Chamber of Commerce’s Sun Festival is right around the corner.
It’s been nearly eight months since Megan Giles, 19, of Jackson’s Gap, was killed as she was crossing the street in Tuscaloosa, but Giles’ family isn’t giving up on getting her justice.
World traveler and professional photographer Scott Baker is about to make a big move to Europe.
Working out of a small outbuilding the past several years has been a challenge for the Coosa Central band.
Longtime educator Ellen Martin was officially sworn in to serve a five-year term on the Alexander City Board of Education Tuesday night.
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