The Talladega County Commission voted 4-0 Monday to approve two resolutions regarding the Lower Bon Air Road-U.S. 280 Industrial Access project.
“It’s all about the grandbabies. We would go through anything for them. Even if it had been snowing today, we would be here,” -- a grandparent who attended Christmas on the Square on Saturday despite the cold, wet weather
Optometrist Dr. James Bedsole said after 27 years on Cogswell Avenue, Bedsole Eye Care will move ...
Talladega fire Chief Danny Warwick said Thursday this and other refueling related hazards were easy enough to avoid by following some common-sense tips.
“We have witnessed true miracles in healing and have felt all the love and prayers that have been sent our way,” she said. “We are truly grateful to live in a small town where our neighbors are like friends and our friends are our family.”
The screenings include a blood pressure check, a lipid panel and an EKG, all for free.
According to Lt. Jimmy Thompson, the woman had been advertising day care services on Facebook at a rate of $50 per child per day. In late August, someone contacted the Department of Human Resources about the woman's operation.
Dunn Construction completed paving South Church Street, West Clay Street, Pineview Road and Monroe Street this week, Mayor Jim Heigl said Friday. The company was finishing up a stretch of Oldfield Road on Thursday.
The next call was to the Gupta Food Mart on Alabama 21 South, near Midway Memory Gardens. Warwick said a spark of static electricity was discharged while the driver was pumping gas into his car. The vehicle and the gas pump were fully involved when firefighters arrived, although no one was injured in connection with the incident.
Each student whose work was selected for display used a variety of techniques and media to create mini-portraits.
The department is partnering with the Coosa Valley Ministerial Association for this fundraising effort.
Fans of the Washington Redskins have a good reason to panic.
If some conservatives are single-issue voters, so what? What’s wrong with a voter who has a passion about the right to life? Who the hell is Tom Perez to tell them they’re wrong?
Pell City Animal Control Center, 1071 Airport Road, Pell City, AL 35128. Phone: 205-814-1567, email animalcenter@cityofpellcity.net for more information.
Reflections is a weekly devotional column written by Michael J. Brooks, pastor of the Siluria Baptist Church in Alabaster.
