As coronavirus-related deaths rise in Calhoun County, local COVID-19 survivors speak at an EMA press conference at RMC hospital.
Editor's note: High school football practice is under way, and Anniston Star Sports Writer Joe Medley has hit the road to visit every Calhoun County school’s football practice before the season begins. Check annistonstar.com for Joe’s reports.
For the past 21 years, I have mostly managed to avoid work meetings. Every now and then I would show up for staff training or sit in on a brainstorming session, but meetings never took up much of my work day.
For the past 21 years, I have mostly managed to avoid work meetings. Every now and then I would show up for staff training or sit in on a brainstorming session, but meetings never took up much of my work day.
A “Stuff the Bus” event for Anniston City Schools will be held today through Aug. 14 at Calhoun County Chamber of Commerce, 1330 Quintard Ave. Items needed: pencils, pens, scissors, glue, folders, crayons, spiral binders, notebook paper, markers, backpacks. Call 256-231-5000 for more information.
Entertainment comes in a variety of packages. Reading an interesting historical novel is one package to unwrap in order to enter a different world far away, while the plant sale during August at the Anniston Museums’ Botanical Gardens can offer the fun of selecting lively colors and shapes f…
Happy August to everyone! It is hard to believe that this year is already halfway over, and what a year it has been. COVID-19 has really changed our lives, and compelled us to rearrange or even postpone normal summer events.
The death of George Floyd and Black Lives Matter protests have taken the world by storm, and faith communities everywhere have been searching for a way to unite the public in these trying times.
