The Sylacauga City Schools Foundation held its seventh annual Breakfast with Santa on Saturday in the high school cafeteria, and according to a news release, the event drew more than 450 students and parents.
Lincoln High School’s wrestling team had a strong showing in the Golden Bears Classic on Saturday. The Golden Bears finished third in the eight-team tournament. Lincoln had two players win their weight class while six other wrestlers finished in the top four.
Jehovah’s Witnesses announced earlier this year that the group had published the first-ever American Sign Language translation of the Bible, from Genesis to Revelations.
The Lincoln Police Department is seeking donations for its yearly Toys for Tykes Drive.
On Friday, LPD announced its newest officer, a miniature goldendoodle named Dax.
The Riverside City Council discussed the possible vacation of a road to make way for a development project.
An unidentified individual died Sunday night during a house fire in Cook Springs.
The national supply chain and inflation issues are hitting home in Alabama. Instead of being able to order parts for quick delivery, farmers are having to wait weeks, or spend valuable time traveling to get a needed piece.
“Do you want cheese on that?” the disembodied voice asked from the drive-through speaker. It reminded me of another cheese incident several years ago.
After more than a year of being more or less sidelined, the Greater Talladega and Lincoln Area Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors are back in full operation.
Talladega Assistant Fire Chief Ron Goodenough earned a professional certification after taking the ACT WorkKeys Assessment at Central Alabama Community College.
Lincoln High School’s wrestling team had a strong showing in the Golden Bears Classic on Saturday. The Golden Bears finished third in the eight-team tournament. Lincoln had two players win their weight class while six other wrestlers finished in the top four.
The 14th annual Art Extravaganza has concluded successfully. We at the Aljerald Power Memorial Lodge/Plank Road Station may be small in numbers, but we are many in support, and that’s why the event was so successful.
The Sylacauga City Schools Foundation held its seventh annual Breakfast with Santa on Saturday in the high school cafeteria, and according to a news release, the event drew more than 450 students and parents.
“Do you want cheese on that?” the disembodied voice asked from the drive-through speaker. It reminded me of another cheese incident several years ago.
