When they’re not on duty as sergeants for the Alabama National Guard, Flanagan and her friend Ranzy Green, who lives in Jacksonville, are the self-appointed keepers of a tiny, neglected, almost-secret park. It lies just off Bain’s Gap Road, a highway that winds through the wooded hills north of Anniston.
The U.S. House of Representatives narrowly passed the 2018 farm bill Thursday, called for a second time after it failed in May.
If you’re a soccer fan, you’ll know six big name countries — Italy, Netherlands, Cameroon, Ivory Coast, Chile and the United States — failed to make the 2018 FIFA World Cup.
In reality, the only job most Alabamians truly worry about is their own or their spouse’s. Is it stable? And what does it pay? Are they getting raises, or are pay cuts eating away at their family’s bottom line? Fretting over the latest labor statistics is best left for the wonkish economists.
I was in high school when I first started raiding my father’s closet.
Sophie Turner insists her 'Game of Thrones' tattoo has nothing to do with how the HBO series ends and is simply a reference to season seven.
Students who made the dean’s list for the 2018 spring semester at Samford University included Julianne E. Smith, Jarece N. Tillery and Chloe H. Smith, all of Anniston, Lauren A. Gauldin of Lincoln, Eden C. Walker of Pell City, Olivia A. Chambers and Madison C. Merkel, both of Gadsden, Kyle L…
For years, my brother Jack insisted that I give the “Harry Potter” novels a read. But I held my ground since, after leafing through it in an Australian bookstore, I had already rejected a book at that time called “Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone.” “I’ll wait for the movies,” was my …
A few weeks back, Janet Tyson Prosser, proprietor of the area’s only specialty wine store, Tyson Fine Wines and Things in Anniston, called me to make an immediate command performance at her shop on what was otherwise a boring morning spent with crippling writer’s block.
With repentance comes everlasting life
