Anniston's airport board in 1945 saw that the time had arrived for expanding their facility located south of Oxford.

A physical attack on a popular and highly regarded teacher is having repercussions at the board level in 1995.

Anniston Memorial Hospital couldn't really schedule an open house as long as it was technically a federal government project, but a year later, in 1945, now that it's not, it can.

The folks who live in the community of Weaver's Station north of Anniston thought in 1945 it was time for them to consider incorporating their little patch of Calhoun County.

Christmas had been a grimly celebrated holiday the past few years, but now, in 1945, plans in Anniston were to bring back the old magic. 

Anniston's mayor didn't know exactly what the land across the way from the new hospital should be used for, but in 1945 he knew the city better snag it. Good plan.

Two brothers of the Henderson family, of the White Plains-Choccolocco region, lost their lives in a light plane accident in October 1945.

A local group brought a state music club leader to Anniston to learn from her more about what music clubs could do in 1945.

The possibility of personal health and property testing for industrial contamination in west Anniston was raised at a neighborhood meeting in October 1995.

The ability for two people to see and talk to each other live on a computer hook-up would be a boon for diagnostic repair work on AAD tanks, it was noted in 1995. “This is big,” said a depot production manager.

In 1945, a medical doctor had been "on call" in and around Clay County since 1888 and helped bring 5,100 people into the world.

Back in the days of high alcohol content in certain personal grooming products, folks would figure out ways to drink it. City councils didn't like this.

Apparently, according to the 1995 survey, not all of the U.S. homes where a computer has a modem are connected to an online information service.

The wunderkind son of Archie Manning lost to Alabama in 1994 as a Tennessee freshman QB, but last night in Birmingham he and his Volunteers avenged that defeat and then some.

One of Calhoun County's oldest communities, the Choccolocco region once had a bond among its inhabitants that made holding their own fair a perfectly reasonable idea in 1945

Marilyn Horne, who made her American opera debut more than 35 years ago, showed her amazing voice is still capable of sublime beauty in a show at Anniston High School last night.

Certain substances sold in the toilet water and aftershave aisle can be misused as an alcoholic drink, and city leaders in 1945 are determined to put a stop to it.

It was not routine for positive stories about individual African-American residents to appear in print during this era (1945), which made a story by reporter Anne McCarty about a longtime city mail carrier a pleasant surprise.

The Coca-Cola plant on the southern section of the Anniston business district was the site of a fundraising pep rally for the Community War Chest.

Then-Sheriff Larry Amerson had plans in 1995 to convert the jail to a system whereby a computer program kept track of what prisoners could spend through the jail's vending agency.

UAB medical school's first home, in 1945, was located in the Jefferson and Hillman hospitals, which the University of Alabama took over from Jefferson County.

Said C. Hal Cleveland, chairman of the board, in 1945, “There is ample money here to build a YMCA that will serve this community." 

The effects of hurricane Opal will linger a long time, if through no other evidence than the holes left in the small-town landscape after great trees fell.

Thankfully, hurricane Opal claimed no lives in the Anniston area in 1995, but it sure did claim a lot of trees.

Forecasters expected strong wind from hurricane Opal in 1995 and forecasters were right.