During Wednesday’s Alabama Community College System board meeting, Vice Chancellor Susan Price told board members that the current number of registered students is 55,981, down from 70,938 during the 2019 fall semester. Read the full story
Windsor's Super Valu was a super-handy place for Golden Springs residents to get their groceries during the subdivision's earlier years, but competition eventually, in 1995, took its toll.
The news crew with Mike Wallace wasn't here because of some scandal or malfeasance in official circles. They were here actually because folks did their jobs.
The City Council will hear its final public comments about what to do with a Confederate monument on Public Square on Aug. 24, the date of its next meeting, before making a final decision on its fate.
As coronavirus-related deaths rise in Calhoun County, local COVID-19 survivors speak at an EMA press conference at RMC hospital.
Calhoun County's official death toll from COVID-19 rose to 17 over the weekend, according to numbers released Monday morning by the Alabama Department of Public Health.
This time we mean it: Much celebration is expected when Japan surrenders, as it seems likely to do, so Anniston business and elected leaders have come up with a plan on how to manage that.
Eli Henderson’s true size was hard to gauge, watching him every other week with the family he had made inside county offices. Physically, he looked a bit over 5 feet tall. Spiritually, Henderson was a mountain.
A farm that raises birds known as emus out in White Plains cooked up some emu meat dishes for a specially invited party in August 1995.
Was their meeting completely unexpected? If so, the two Anniston High-educated pals must have been overjoyed in the war's closing days.
One hot Atlanta afternoon a chance glimpse of an older welder in his 50s spurred the man who last month became chief of the Anniston Police Department to follow his heart.
Among the hundred other things on Ray Hill’s mind right now, there’s the question of how to make kindergartners think face shields are fun.
Eli Henderson, longtime Calhoun County Commissioner, died early Friday afternoon at Regional Medical Center in Anniston due to COVID-19, according to his family.
Then (1945), as now, city leaders wanted a new hotel to locate in downtown Anniston.
The Calhoun County Board of Education on Thursday changed its official calendar for the upcoming school year, though the fall 2020 semester will still start Aug. 18.
Federal census counting efforts will now end Sept. 30, about four weeks earlier than originally scheduled, and with Alabama’s response rate not where officials would like it to be, leaders are stressing the need for Alabamians to respond now.
John B. Nisbet Jr., a native son who served Jacksonville for several terms as mayor, died Aug. 5, 1995.
Photos of Anniston Middle School's first day of virtual teaching.
Legal Services of Alabama, which provides legal aid to low-income families, told Alabama Daily News that the month of June saw a 70 percent increase in eviction cases compared to June of 2019.
Thirteen people have died of COVID-19 in Calhoun County, according to numbers released by the Alabama Department of Public Health Wednesday morning.
The Anniston City Council voted 4-1 Tuesday to move a Confederate monument from the median of Quintard Avenue to a Civil War-themed park in rural Calhoun County.
Calhoun County Commissioner Eli Henderson was fighting for his life on a ventilator in one of Regional Medical Center’s COVID-19 wards after he was admitted to the hospital Sunday.
A Heflin man and woman remained in Cleburne County Jail after they reportedly trafficked drugs from their home the day before.
Cases of COVID-19 continued to climb in Calhoun County Tuesday.
Authorities apprehended an Anniston man Monday after he and another man reportedly escaped from the Calhoun County Jail last week.
Classes are set to start at Jacksonville State University in two weeks, but some students have found the reentry plan the school will use for mandatory COVID-19 testing to be confusing.
