Calhoun County Commissioner Lee Patterson was elected as vice president of the Association of County Commissioners of Alabama at its annual convention in August. Read the full story
Despite the amount of rain that caused problems in Cherokee County during the weekend, experts don’t expect a flooding risk for residents living along the Coosa River downstream of Weiss Lake.
Mistakes made by the Etowah County Board of Registrars caused a cascade of problems in the May 24 primary election for three districts in Calhoun and Etowah counties, election officials said.
Earlier today, officials from the Alabama Republican Party, led by its party chairman, John Wahl, met to resolve several election challenges from the primary election May 24.
Volunteers with the well-known builders’ group Carpenters For Christ began work Saturday to dry-in the replacement for the 149-year-old building that was flattened by a tornado March 25, 2021.
OXFORD — The Oxford High School Greenpower Team brought home its second consecutive national championship after competing with other teams from across the country at finals held at Talladega Superspeedway.
The fifth annual Alabama Law Enforcement Memorial Ceremony was held Friday morning at Anniston’s Centennial Memorial Park, just hours after seven more names had been inscribed on the park’s black marble wall of honor.
Anniston, Oxford and Calhoun County Schools are delaying start time by two hours Thursday due to the threat of severe weather.
On Saturday morning, dozens of attendees stood near a newly placed monument at the Janney Furnace where guests and reenactors remembered Maj. John Pelham.
Normally, Haley would have been in her “house” beside the trailer. She had wheeled over, however, because of the weather threat.
One year after an EF-3 tornado touched down in northern Calhoun County, claiming six lives, residents continue to rebuild and put their lives back together after the harrowing experience.
Ohatchee police are seeking information about a missing teen who has not been seen since Monday, according to officials.
A Lincoln man was arrested after passing a stopped school bus that was dropping off children in Ohatchee, according to officials.
A snowstorm in Kentucky recently gave Ohatchee’s Denny and Sam Parker and their three children an extra day of volunteerism.
An Ohatchee man who had been charged with the murder of his wife pleaded guilty Wednesday to the lesser charge of manslaughter.
Recovery from the March 25 tornado that devastated portions of northwestern Calhoun County has been slow for some.
Instead of a ticket on a traffic stop, Ohatchee police will give out gift cards good at local businesses in an effort to boost community trust.
A little drizzly weather has never stopped the diehard fans of a county fair, as proven by visitors to the Calhoun County Fair at the Agri-Center on Bynum Leatherwood Road, where they played games and rode some of the many rides.
Ann Angell, the fitness director for the YMCA of Calhoun County, and Louise Lockridge, a group fitness instructor there, help Parkinson’s disease patients learn to box.
After seeking help from several physicians and undergoing multiple tests, she had a range of possible disorders but no diagnosis.
Thursday and Friday, about 30 members from the Harp Crossing Baptist Church in Fayetteville, Ga., built porches and steps for those who are living in mobile homes in northern Calhoun County.
Calhoun County’s mayors gathered at the Oxford Civic Center for State of the Cities, a yearly update on municipal activity organized by the county Chamber of Commerce.
Pilgrim's Pride has officially approached the Gadsden Airport Authority by letter about 88 acres of airport property for the construction of a "state-of-the-art" rendering plant.
The Community Food Bank of Central Alabama will hold a large-scale Mobile Pantry food distribution in Ohatchee on June 25 at 10 a.m.
The EMA of Calhoun County wants to remind residents affected by the March 25 tornado that two deadlines are quickly approaching.
A singular theme resonated Thursday at commencement ceremonies that shepherded hundreds of Alabama high school seniors into the next phases of their lives: Perseverance.
