A Saturday truck and car meet in Piedmont at includes a burnout competition and a truck tug-of-war contest in the late evening, along with food, games and music.
OHATCHEE — Ryker Lambright recalls all too well taking his first major varsity hit.
Back in 1963, around 10 on a fall Monday morning, Judy Draper walked into Anniston Mayor Claude Dear’s office with a message. President John F. Kennedy was on the phone, she told him
It was a little more than five years ago when Tonya Spence was diagnosed with breast cancer in the form of a small, rice-sized piece of calcification. It was discovered during a routine mammogram.
Jana Leigh (center) was recently presented a check from P.E.O’s Program for Continuing Education, by sue Lauderbaugh chairman (left) and Janie Kernion, president (right). P.E.O. is a Philanthropic Educational Organization that supports women in furthering their education through scholarships…
“The Memory Police” is the latest novel from Japanese author Yoko Ogawa. Readers who admire George Orwell’s “1984” or Ray Bradbury’s “Fahrenheit 451” or even “The Diary of Anne Frank” will immediately embrace it.
We are right in the middle of apple harvesting time here in Alabama. Apples are one of the most popular fruits eaten, and now is a good time to incorporate this seasonal fruit into your cooking.
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