Two Anniston men were charged Friday in separate domestic violence incidents. Read the full story
If you had been a Star reader 75 or 25 years ago, these items might have caught your attention.
Events of local interest from 75 and 25 years ago. Read the full story
George Smith's column of Sunday 23 Sept 2018 Read the full story
If you had been a Star reader 75 or 25 years ago, these items might have caught your attention.
Events of local interest from 75 and 25 years ago.
George Smith's column of Sunday 23 Sept 2018
Many collectors also had tables set up displaying their favorite pieces of pottery dating back to the 1800s. In the center of the room was a table where experts evaluated pieces of pottery that the public had brought in.
The Star asked state officials and lawmakers why the economic uptick hasn't brought back more money for state agencies that say they need it. Here's what we found.
Events of local interest from 75 and 25 years ago.
Three JSU alumni Honda employees on Friday shared their experiences at the company with current juniors and seniors from JSU’s School of Business and Industry.
An Oxford man has been elected to the second-highest office in the nation’s largest labor union for federal employees.
Events of local interest from 75 and 25 years ago.
Calhoun County’s productivity grew for the second year in a row in 2017, mainly from gains in manufacturing, a recent federal report shows.\
Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice candidate Bob Vance Jr. spoke to the Calhoun County Democratic Party on Thursday, telling more than 50 supporters what he called “a tale of two judges.”
Events of local interest from 75 and 25 years ago.
The police chief said reasons for a decrease in applicants are hard to identify, but he’s confident their physical conditions have an effect on the turnout.
A former Anniston resident who was found in Carrollton, Ga., shot to death earlier this month has been identified as the suspect in the attempted robbery of a Villa Rica, Ga., Waffle House Sept. 13.
Events of local interest from 75 and 25 years ago.
George Smith's column of Wednesday 19 Sept 2018
The Anniston City Council on Tuesday agreed to hire an architect to find temporary housing for City Hall.
Project Pride, a communitywide partnership among local nonprofits, businesses, faith-based organizations and city government, plans to pair federal grant money and local bank loans to fund home repairs for low-income Anniston residents.
A delayed audit from Anniston City Schools could affect the city of Anniston’s bond rating and applications for federal grants, the City Council learned Tuesday.
The Saints John Lodge 931 of the Free and Accepted Masons of Alabama will host a first responders appreciation day cookout for police and sheriff’s deputies, firefighters, emergency medical workers and other first responders Saturday.
Events of local interest from 25 years ago.
States with lower obesity rates tend to have more policies in schools that ensure students get adequate physical activity and healthy food each day, said John Auerbach, president and CEO of Trust for America’s Health, a Washington D.C.-based nonprofit.
Alabama Association of School Boards director Sally Smith and other officials from the AASB gave a short seminar to school administrators from Calhoun and nearby counties as a refresher on religious expression in schools. It’s one of a series of such meetings the group has held across the state this year.
Images from a fitness class at the Anniston Aquatic & Fitness Center at McClellan.
