Customers visited 2nd Chance’s gift wrapping booth Saturday morning at the Quintard Mall, just beside Bath and Body Works to have their purchases professionally plastered in paper. Read the full story
There’s a hole in the middle of western Anniston, and two local meetings in the coming week could help decide how that hole gets filled. Read the full story
Photos of the 2nd Chance Gift Wrapping Station at the Quintard Mall in Oxford. Read the full story
Events of local interest from 75 and 25 years ago. Read the full story
There’s a hole in the middle of western Anniston, and two local meetings in the coming week could help decide how that hole gets filled.
Photos of the 2nd Chance Gift Wrapping Station at the Quintard Mall in Oxford.
Events of local interest from 75 and 25 years ago.
For Oakley West, Christmastime is about seeing families’ faces light up by providing trees that might do the same.
Events of local interest from 75 and 25 years ago.
Each office will be open from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. starting this Saturday, in addition to the Birmingham, Opelika, Mobile and Huntsville offices, which already have weekend hours.
Add one more team to the list of Calhoun County institutions headed to a football championship competition this week.Â
Welcome to the state high school football finals, Jacksonville. As for Oxford, welcome back.
Photos of the 2019 Nutcracker performance for area 3rd graders.
The Jacksonville Public Library and several home and business owners plan a Holiday Tour of Historic Homes set for Saturday in Jacksonville.
Clay Central coach Danny Horn seeks his eighth state title, all while coaching in Clay County. Piedmont coach Steve Smith seeks his fourth, all while coaching at Piedmont.
Piedmont, Oxford and Jacksonville students are taking time off this week to support their Auburn-bound football teams.Â
The road was supposed to be shut down Dec. 2 by the Alabama Department of Transportation but a delay in putting up signs has postponed the closure to Monday, Dec. 9, according to Heflin fire Chief Jonathan Adams.Â
Calhoun County sheriff’s deputies caught a man Tuesday after, they said, they found him with 41 grams of methamphetamine in the northern part of the county.
Events of local interest from 75 and 25 years ago.
If you had been a Star reader 25 years ago, this sports story might have caught your attention.
Anniston firefighters on Sunday put out a blaze that nearly destroyed an abandoned mobile home on Bynum Leatherwood Road.
Brad Connell wasn’t always wrapped up in the battling cries of “Roll Tide” and “War Eagle” that he now hears regularly, and even participates in.
Now the baby’s mother, Hannah Singleton, remains in the Cleburne County Jail with no bond set, charged with capital murder in her daughter’s death. Singleton pleaded not guilty in October to the charge.
Photos of Black Friday shoppers at the Oxford Exchange.
Five of Calhoun County’s 11 public high schools are playing in this year’s semifinals. All five are playing here in the county — Anniston at Jacksonville, Wellborn at Piedmont and Oxford at home against Pinson Valley, the lone interloper.
An historic high school football season comes down to this — six coverage-area teams in state semifinals, including a record five from Calhoun County. It’s not just a record. It’s a record by far for a county that had never had more than two semifinalists in previous years.
Check out a list of holiday events coming to local communities through the next month:Â
Calhoun County sheriff’s deputies charged a jail inmate with assault last week after he allegedly injured another inmate.
