Images from the first Something To Do Sunday event held at the Carver Community Center in Anniston. Read the full story
Severe storms and damaging winds are possible in the Anniston area Saturday, forecasters warn, as a series of storms sweeps into the eastern half of the country. Read the full story
A judge in Birmingham this week struck down a state law that many had said was aimed at keeping monuments to the Confederacy standing, but which had the effect of hitting much more than that target. Read the full story
A company known as HNI LLC, the owner of the Heflin Hardee’s, closed six Alabama Hardee’s on Monday as part of a restructuring effort, according to HNI director of operations Ron Mason. Read the full story
Severe storms and damaging winds are possible in the Anniston area Saturday, forecasters warn, as a series of storms sweeps into the eastern half of the country.
A judge in Birmingham this week struck down a state law that many had said was aimed at keeping monuments to the Confederacy standing, but which had the effect of hitting much more than that target.
A company known as HNI LLC, the owner of the Heflin Hardee’s, closed six Alabama Hardee’s on Monday as part of a restructuring effort, according to HNI director of operations Ron Mason.
Images from Meals on Wheels food delivery in the Calhoun County area.
Images from St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Jacksonville.
If you had been a Star reader 75 or 25 years ago, these items might have caught your attention.
SANTA CLARA, Calif. — Tua Tagovailoa isn't unflappable.
Events of local interest from 75 and 25 years ago.
A federal system that allows employers to check the immigration status of potential new employees isn’t working this week, a casualty of the partial shutdown of the federal government. A 2011 state law requires Alabama employers to use the system to verify the immigration status of every new hire.
About 40 hikers started their year off in the clouds atop Mount Cheaha Tuesday morning. The fifth annual First Day Hike led by Cheaha State Park naturalist Mandy Pearson was one of hundreds held across the nation at various parks on New Year’s Day.
Events of local interest from 25 years ago.
Winds today felled a tree that knocked out electricity to more than 800 customers in Jacksonville, and forecasters say incoming rain could lead to late-evening flooding tonight.
Events of local interest from 75 and 25 years ago
Events of local interest from 25 years ago.
More people in Calhoun County went to work in November than did in the same month last year, according to figures released by the state government on Friday.
Those traveling out of state for Christmas may want to fill up as much as possible before leaving town, since Alabama’s average price per gallon is lower than every adjacent state.
In Calhoun County, the foster parent network is so stretched, local officials sometimes send kids across the state for a temporary home. “We have children in Bullock County, in Lee County, in Mobile,” said Linda Bibb, director of the Calhoun County Department of Human Resources.
Images from the annual Choccolocco Christmas Celebration.
“A few days after the tornado our client (ROCO) called us to secure the property to make sure no student tried to come back and, God forbid, get hurt,” said Ron Manoah, co-owner of the property with his brother Abi, who both hail from Israel.
Photo Gallery: Images from the unloading of wreaths for the Wreaths Across America event at McClellan.
Images from the 2018 Anniston Christmas Parade on Noble Street in downtown Anniston.
Venus Felicia Godhigh, 38, of Anniston died at 12:08 p.m. Monday of wounds she suffered in a shooting in the 900 block of Second Street North in Birmingham, a deputy coroner said.
“Gov. Ivey’s charge to the commission was always to come up with a plan to have a plan,” said Anniston resident Dick Anderson, a member of the Alabama Water Resources Commission, the state board in charge of the planning process.
If you had been a Star reader 75 or 25 years ago, these items might have caught your attention.
