The Gala is the theatre's top fundraiser of the year, and proceeds benefit its arts education program, which reaches more than 5,800 students in the Talladega City and County school systems.
SYLACAUGA — Sylacauga fire Lt. Tommy Chamberlain said no one was injured when part of the roof collapsed at the Sylacauga Big Lots on West Fort Williams Street this morning.
Allen sat down with The Daily Home Editorial Board on Thursday.
Christy Seaborn has taught at B.B. Comer High School for 23 years.
The large crowd included Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind and Talladega College students, Presidents Dr. John Mascia (AIDB) and Dr. Billy C. Hawkins (Talladega College), other officials from AIDB and numerous members of the deaf and blind community in Talladega.
According to Chief Danny Warwick, firefighters were dispatched to a one-vehicle accident near the intersection of Taylors Mill Road and Cloudmont Lane, near the water treatment plant.
The grants come as part of a $520.5 million investment in airports nationally by the U.S. Department of Transportation.
Superintendent Dr. James Martin reported construction has been delayed due to the discovery that a drainage ditch near the site was a state protected wetland.
The Talladega City Board of Education voted 4-0 Thursday morning to approve a $129,000 roof repair contract with GKL Company of Rainbow City.
According to Chief Kelley Johnson, the suspect came into the store between 4:10 and 4:30 p.m. Thursday armed with a gun. He was able to take an undetermined amount of cash and various prescription medications, Johnson said.
In Alabama and Alaska, it’s illegal to move a dead body across state lines unless it’s embalmed or cremated first. Rep. Koven L. Brown, R-Jacksonville, wants to take Alabama off that list.
An influx of rainy winter weather in recent weeks has created issues for spring sports coaches throughout Talladega ant St. Clair counties.
Gary Cooper grew up beside me in Brecon. We were neighbors and good friends. It’s no wonder that we would often get in trouble together.
The Talladega County Volunteer Program Board met Tuesday, Feb. 11, at the Greater Talladega and Lincoln Area Chamber of Commerce.
A guest recently remarked that he enjoyed worshiping in our church since he’d had trouble finding a congregation that sang hymns. I was surprised at this comment, though I’m aware worship trends continue to evolve. Or do they? I remember as a teenager we sang choruses in our traditional chur…
