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Authorities have released more narrative details, but not any names, in the fatal shooting and attempted robbery near the state park Sunday.
Columnist Michael Brooks says true religion isn’t fixated on a worship place or dependent on a single gospel preacher since God has so many of them.
Alabama Republican Party leadership wants Gov. Kay Ivey and the Alabama Legislature to require party registration prior to elections and to close primaries in the state.
Tristen Gressett said goodbye to his hometown Friday night the best way he knew how, with a concert.
Students with the Oxford High School media department will aid in bringing the Rubato International Piano Competition to viewers around the world.
A Sylacauga man is out on bond after being arrested for possession of child pornography with intent to disseminate earlier this month.
Ask a room full of parents how many would like to help their children be better readers, and every hand goes up.
City Attorney John Rea announced that work had begun at the former St. Clair Hospital site Monday during the Pell City Council’s regular meeting.Â
“Now that the center has reopened, seniors are excited about being able to socialize again,” Parks and Recreation Director Summer Ammons said.
A Goodwater woman has been charged with felony theft in Talladega. She is accused of stealing more than $3,000 from a family friend.
Sylacauga Parks and Recreation Department's 15-and-under Sylacauga Babe Ruth Team is trying to raise money to attend the World Series, according to a presentation to the city council last week.
Eastside, so many memories.
Columnist Michael Brooks says true religion isn’t fixated on a worship place or dependent on a single gospel preacher since God has so many of them.
