Living by the lyrics of Crosby, Stills & Nash’s “Teach Your Children Well,” is what Robert and Carolyn Webb did with their youngest daughter Sara Webb Vick.
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Talladega Police are investigating the theft of about 65 gallons worth of fuel from two Talladega County Schools buses, according to an incident and offense report.
Three students at Central Alabama Community College have been awarded scholarships to pursue technical education certificates or associates degrees in fields related to the automotive manufacturing industry.
A Riverside woman was killed after being struck by a vehicle in Talladega early Sunday morning.
State Board of Education member Cynthia McCarty will not seek reelection, she announced Wednesday. McCarty, R-Anniston, has represented District 6 since 2015.
A Pell City man has been arrested after his indictment for sex abuse charges.
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.
Lincoln police are investigating after the area was hit with a series of car break-ins during the Thanksgiving weekend.
Approximately 20 FedEx packages have been found along the side of County Road 166 by the Jemison Police Department.
The state this week launched Drive Electric Alabama, an electric vehicle education and marketing program.
Durquavion Truss earned The Daily Home Player of the Week honor after leading Talladega High School’s boys basketball team to a 3-0 record last week.
Pell City head football coach Wayne Lee announced on Wednesday that he will retire at the end of the school year. Lee has spent 34 years in education.
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.
Living by the lyrics of Crosby, Stills & Nash’s “Teach Your Children Well,” is what Robert and Carolyn Webb did with their youngest daughter Sara Webb Vick.
I may never have occasion again to be in places I’ve lived and served. There might be no reason to go, or work might keep me busy or death may come. No one knows the day nor the hour when the death angel will stand before us.
