COVID-19 saw another surge in Calhoun County on Saturday, with nearly 100 new cases identified, according to numbers released this morning by the Alabama Department of Public Health. Read the full story
Soldiers must look sharp and correctly turned out at all times — that was the word from Fourth Service Command Headquarters this week in 1945.
A building would be years in the future, but businessmen of the community knew the time was right, in the summer of '45, to get a civilian-based YMCA started here.
Property developers for Quintard Mall are making plans for more demolition early next year to pave the way for development of seven outward facing shops and some outparcel properties.
Anniston physician and pediatrician Gerald Woodruff Jr., a fifth-generation Calhoun County resident, died at home July 30.
But now there’s a still-raging pandemic and no vaccine. More than 150,000 Americans have died. Scientists are adamant that coronavirus transmission is exacerbated indoors.
Meteorologists from the National Weather Service say Anniston has had 50 percent higher rainfall than average for this time of the year.
An Anniston man was arrested early Friday morning in Heflin and charged with stealing a Toyota Corolla reported missing from Anniston.
Dr. Robert A. Hingson, a native of Oxford, will soon be transferred to Memphis, Tenn., on an assignment with the Public Health Service.
The problems at Anniston Regional Airport, City Councilman Jay Jenkins believes, may trace back to the moment the Model City put its name on the airfield.
Paula Pointer stood in front of Norwood Homes in Anniston at a back-to-school event with her fellow community members Thursday.
The chief of Anniston's police in 1945 wasn't kidding around: You kids quit shooting 22's and slingshots inside the city, or else there's gonna be some arrests.
Anniston's decision to tighten up some of its stray animal policies has dramatically cut the city's cost for animal control.
Deputies charged a man last week after he reportedly exposed another man to a communicable disease.
Anniston children had plenty to occupy themselves with in Zinn Park in the summer of 1945.
City Manager Steven Folks and city financial officer Julie Borrelli presented the Anniston City Council with some of their plans for fiscal 2021 in the first of three planned budget hearings, held Tuesday at the Anniston City Meeting Center.
Jack Holland, 67, built his company from the ground up, starting with two employees running an auto trim shop.
An Anniston man remained in jail Monday after he reportedly assaulted an officer last weekend.
An Anniston man remained in jail Monday after he reportedly choked a woman last week.
Even though they weren't building guns and tanks to win the war against Japan, Anniston industries had a part to play in the war production effort -- as long as they could get enough bodies on the production lines to do the work needed.
The Anniston City Council in 1995 welcomed the 22 homes of Holly Hill by approving residents’ annexation request.
As of Friday, Calhoun County COVID-19 cases had reached a numerical milestone by surpassing the 1,000 mark.
An Oxford man is dead after being shot in a domestic dispute late Friday night in Oxford, according to police, and a woman is charged with murder.
An Alexandria woman is dead after a one-car crash on McClellan Boulevard in Anniston Friday night.
“We’re trying to pay the faculty and keep the doors open,” said Jack Hopper, vice president for institutional advancement, in 1995. Guess it worked.
What those lawmakers didn’t anticipate was that the law’s loopholes and the attorney general’s office would essentially make it a heavy nuisance instead of an ironclad deterrent.
