More than 300 children from three counties came to the Boys and Girls ClubS of East Central Alabama’s annual back to school bash. The event gave the children one more blast of excitement for the summer, but also free supplies to start their new school year. Read the full story
According to a Calhoun County Sheriff’s Office report, the 26-year-old woman stated that the incident occurred around 10 a.m. on July 12. Read the full story
Heavy rain today after an overnight drenching will flood parts of northern Calhoun and Cleburne counties, the National Weather Service warned this morning. Read the full story
George Smith's column of Wednesday 01 August 2018 Read the full story
According to a Calhoun County Sheriff’s Office report, the 26-year-old woman stated that the incident occurred around 10 a.m. on July 12.
Heavy rain today after an overnight drenching will flood parts of northern Calhoun and Cleburne counties, the National Weather Service warned this morning.
George Smith's column of Wednesday 01 August 2018
Events of local interest from 75 and 25 years ago.
A Wellington man faces two charges of firing a gun into an occupied vehicle after an incident earlier this month.
Events of local interest from 75 and 25 years ago.
Oxford police Chief Bill Partridge said Thursday morning he envisions a world where the Anniston and Oxford metro area is no longer considered one of the most dangerous in the state.
A continued focus on economic development and fostering cooperation among cities in the county was the theme of the second annual State of the Cities event on Thursday.Â
A severe thunderstorm this afternoon knocked down trees, cut power and damaged buildings across Calhoun County, emergency officials reported.
Two men remained in the Calhoun County Jail on Tuesday after a grand jury this month indicted each of them on a charge of murder in unrelated February incidents, according to court records.
Pauline Michelle Trammell, 38, was indicted on a charge of negligent homicide on April 17 but was not arrested until May 10 in connection with the death of 81-year-old Norris William Parton, according to court records.
An Anniston woman was killed Thursday afternoon when her car was struck from behind and pushed into oncoming traffic near Ohatchee, officials said.
It’s likely that either Henderson or Martin will be the next Calhoun County commissioner for District 3, which covers much of the western portion of the county. Both men are on the Republican ballot, with no Democrat in the race and no sign of an independent on the horizon. Voters make their choice in the Republican primary on Tuesday. There’s no incumbent in the race.
A new ballpark on Big Oak Road is expected to give Ohatchee residents a drier, more dependable place to play their games. It replaces a flood-prone field the town used for decades.
Starting in mid-June, getting food for local charities might be as easy as taking a quick shopping trip to Oxford. An Anniston nonprofit, Feeding Alabama, is set to open its own food bank next month at 175 Sherman Drive in Oxford.
The rankings are based on data collected during the 2015-16 school year. The news magazine publishes the list of high schools annually, similar to its well-known rankings for colleges and universities.
An Ohatchee Town Council member was found not guilty of assault on Tuesday in what both he and a Weaver man, also charged in the incident, described as a drunken brawl.
Events of local interest from 75 and 25 years ago.
The Weather Service at 11 a.m. today issued a hazardous weather outlook for central Alabama warning that a few brief tornadoes are possible. Areas north of Interstate 59 are at a higher threat level, according to the service.
An Ohatchee man charged in connection with the death of his wife waived his right to a hearing on Monday, sending his case to grand jury.
An Ohatchee woman was kidnapped Sunday night and driven to Anniston with a shotgun to her head, police said on Tuesday.
Richard Lee Wright, 35, was charged with three counts of first-degree sexual abuse and sexual contact with a student as a school employee in May 2015.
Tuesday was the first day of the two-day "Worlds of Work" career expo at the Oxford Civic Center, giving thousands of students from seven area counties a hands-on look at more than 100 different career options available where they live.
Police and other law enforcement agencies often find they have more confiscated guns than they know what to do with. There are, however, legal processes that make destruction of these firearms possible, forever rendering them harmless.
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