A few decades ago, I gave up cable.
Gwen Bishop
Multimedia Reporter
"It Might as Well Be Spring," by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II, won the Academy Award for Best Original Song eighty years ago this week, in 1946. It was featured in the film musical “State Fair,” and is fondly remembered for its w…
Gather your friends and family and mark your weekend as busy.
More hardware is coming to the Wetumpka Depot Players.
Trey Rogers is no stranger to writing as he has written dozens of books. But his first novel has just been published.
The Holtville High School theater program is having growing pains. It’s not that anything is painful. The program is growing and everyone is learning along the way.
It’s Alabama Impact Crater Discovery Week and it’s all centered in Wetumpka.
A little bit of North Carolina is coming to the stage of the Wetumpka Depot Players with the musical Pump Boys and Dinettes.
Seen on America’s Got Talent, American Idol, the Grand Ole Opry and the halls of the Kentucky Music Hall of Fame, country music singer-songwriter Marty Brown has now been spotted at the Dadeville Performing Arts Center.
A couple of weeks ago, the Grammy Awards aired on CBS for the final time.
A local musician has spread her talent through a multitude of country, bluegrass, rock, folk and pop groups. Now with her roots established in Dadeville, she is teaching adult beginner guitar lessons through the Dadeville Performing Arts Center.
Tallassee High School is no stranger to show choir. For decades the choir has had ensembles competing across the Southeast bringing home hardware.
The saying has never been “Thank God it’s Monday,” but a group of friends have made it the day they look forward to the most.
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 individuals behind the artwork some residents have no…
Seven years ago, both Ella Ledbetter and Hank Simmons started band class on a lark.
There is one question that begs to be answered when entering retirement: “What am I going to do?”
Currently in Alexander City
Dadeville native and the very first performer at the Dadeville Performing Arts Center four years ago returned to DPAC on Saturday.
1976 is now 50 years ago. I was only beginning my love affair with radio and records at that young age, but as I reviewed a list of albums released during that Bicentennial year, I was amazed at how many of these albums remain in regular rota…
The Roman god Janus is where we get the name January. Janus, the god of beginnings and transitions, is always depicted with two faces: one gazing backward into the past, with the other gazing forward into the future. (Interestingly, the word …
Another Christmas community favorite is back.
A touch of nostalgia came to Downtown Alexander City Saturday night.
Sometimes it takes a lifetime to do the work that you believe God wants you to do.
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