Scores of people on four-wheeler all-terrain vehicles, dirt bikes and side-by-sides kick up dust and splash their way around the 2,800 acre park.
There will be two shows Sunday, the first at 2:30 p.m. and second at 4:30. Tickets are $20, and there will be some available at the door. There are more availabilities for the 4:30 concert
July’s preliminary unemployment rate for Talladega County was 4.7 percent, down from June’s revised rate of 5.3 and the July 2017 revised rate of 5.2.
Pell City Superintendent Dr. Michael Barber said it was the second visit by the official from the Alabama Board of Education in the past two weeks.
ADEM sent its findings in a July 25 report addressed to the city.
The young adult department received a much-needed update that includes comfortable seating with charging ports for devices and laptops, a large table to accommodate groups working together, a new 70-inch touch-screen interactive panel and two MacBook laptops for editing videos, music and photos.
The addition will feature a grand entrance, north lobby, children’s lobby, courtyard playground, three classrooms, new air conditioner in the sanctuary and new drainage infrastructure, said Larry Morrison, minister of education and administration.
The author of the Facebook post says she was driving down Alabama 21 and a saw a man standing on the side of the road pointing a gun at her car.
The victim was not hit, but the windshield and driver’s seat of her 2006 Buick were damaged.
A Talladega man has been arrested and charged with violating the Sex Offender Registration and Notification Act for the second time in the last four months.
The victim was walking along the 1400 block of Plantersville Road around 11 p.m. when a gray car drove by and someone inside it fired a shot at the victim, hitting him in the side of the face.
The No. 1 question for the Pell City High School football team throughout the past several months has finally been answered.
When many of us in Talladega were shaking our heads questioning could the mess with the City Council get any worse, then we read a splashy front page story Aug. 17, that has City Council President Rev. Horace Patterson accusing the Daily Home of not being truthful in reporting.
If you are walking around Talladega and the sun shines brightly but you think you hear thunder, it’s probably the drummers at Talladega College practicing. The Talladega College Marching Tornadoes band practices a great deal outside on campus, and it can be heard over a great distance. The a…
The addition will feature a grand entrance, north lobby, children’s lobby, courtyard playground, three classrooms, new air conditioner in the sanctuary and new drainage infrastructure, said Larry Morrison, minister of education and administration.
