Due to a rise in COVID-19 cases the Cleburne County Board of Education has issued a temporary mask mandate for all students and employees until Sept. 17. Read the full story
The new mountain bike trails at McClellan will host the 2022 state championship race for the Alabama Cycling Association’s high-school mountain biking league.
A one-vehicle crash on Monday afternoon south of Heflin has claimed the life of a Lineville man, according to a press release from the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency. Delon Farrow, 52, of Lineville, a passenger in a 2014 Toyota Camry, was killed when the car struck a camper parked on private…
On Thursday workers were putting the final touches on the colorful surface at L.E. Bell Field, where each end zone bears huge red letters spelling out TIGERS.
The congressman complimented Heflin Mayor Robby Brown for kickstarting development in the industrial park, which has sat dormant since its inception in 2005.
The Cleburne County Commission has voted to not renew its contract with IVM Solutions, the contractor the county used to control roadside weeds with herbicides.
A new tenant will be moving in at the city’s industrial park, Heflin Mayor Robby Brown told the City Council during a meeting Tuesday night.
Kim Brown, Cleburne County administrator, is stepping down from her position effective at the end of September.
RMC’s emergency room is “hammered” with COVID patients and non-pandemic summer injuries and ailments; further stress on the system will hurt COVID and non-COVID patients alike, CEO Louis Bass said.
This year students will be back in school five days each week, unlike last year when COVID-19 protocols forced administrators to have virtual learning days during the school week.
A Wedowee woman died Thursday morning in a crash on U.S. 431 near Hollis, Cleburne County Coroner Adam Downs said Thursday afternoon.
A Boaz man was killed in a single-vehicle crash Tuesday afternoon on Interstate 20 eastbound, about three miles east of Heflin.
The fate of roadside spraying to control weeds in Cleburne County will be decided next Tuesday at the Cleburne County Commission meeting.
Sixteen University of Texas students with the Texas 4000 For Cancer team rode their bikes into Heflin Monday afternoon to bring awareness to cancer.
The Heflin City Council will apply for a Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) to improve the sewer system in the city.
During a Monday night meeting the Ranburne Town Council unanimously voted to kick off the process for applying for a community development block grant to upgrade the facility.
“I’ve been doing this 19 years, and this is one of the best results on a search warrant I’ve ever seen,” Heflin's police chief said.
Students in Anniston’s K-12 schools will wear masks when they return to school Aug. 9, but school leaders are planning to have most of the student body back in the classroom.
Thanks to the Even For Education program at WM Grocery in Heflin, the Cleburne County school system is just about $28,000 richer.
A woman and a 21-month-old child were killed in a two-vehicle crash Tuesday on I-20 in Cleburne County, the ALEA reported in a statement released Wednesday evening.
Heavy rain caused a few flooding issues in the Anniston area Tuesday, but forecasters say that by the weekend, local residents should be able to put the clouds behind them for a while.
In June, 10.55 inches of rain was recorded in the Anniston area — a whopping 6.18 inches above normal. As of Monday, the Anniston area has recorded 4.51 inches of rain in July.
A host of speakers who oppose the use of herbicides to kill weeds on the right of way addressed the Cleburne County Commission during a Tuesday night meeting.
Cleburne County Commissioner Terry Hendrix announced at the end of a Tuesday afternoon work session that the roadside spraying contract has been completed for this year.
Local health care institutions may end the summer with unused doses of COVID-19 vaccine, despite the fact that two-thirds of Calhoun County residents have yet to get their first shot.
The day started off in Heflin where state legislators, elected officials and friends gathered to hear about the renovations at the Lucile L. Morgan Public Library
