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“It’s been a roller coaster of a year, I’ll tell you that,” Gov. Kay Ivey said in a brief speech to a local Rotary club at a noon lunch at Anniston Country Club.
Alabama forward James Rojas had what UA medical officials called “successful surgery” for a torn ACL on Tuesday morning, per Crimson Tide head coach Nate Oats.
Former United Auto Workers President Gary Jones pleaded for mercy at his sentencing on corruption charges last week.
My husband, Tim, and I recently took our first post-COVID road trip.
Anniston's First United Methodist Church in 1996 saw the establishment of a scholarship to help children in qualifying families obtain good day care there.
“Morningside Heights” is the latest book from Joshua Henkin, author of 2012’s award-winning “The World Without You.” It’s going to be difficult to find a recent novel as quietly compassionate.
Chilton County peach farmer Ken Easterling — known in these parts as “the Peach Man” — hopes to be able to bring peaches to Calhoun County later this month, but says deliveries will be spotty because of the failure of much of his early peach crop.
The Jacksonville Gospelfest was held last month and was such a success that organizers are moving the event to a larger location for next year.
