Softball players in and around the Calhoun County area can rejoice. There is now a new place for softball players from ages 8 to 18 to hone their skills.
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The Talladega City Board Board of Education held a called meeting Thursday morning to approve a slate of personnel actions and surplus some property. The meeting lasted less than five minutes.
CrimeStoppers of Central Alabama honored four Talladega police officers as Officers of the Year during Monday’s City Council meeting.
May is National Foster Care Month, and the Talladega County Department of Human Resources hosted a celebration of local foster parents on May 20 in honor of the occasion.
A Talladega man has been arrested on grand jury indictments for a raft of charges coming from all over Talladega County.
The Lincoln City Council has approved installing four outdoor surveillance cameras at a major intersection in town, and keep one that can be moved and used as needed.
Talladega police are investigating at least two break-ins of mini-storage warehouses on East Street North reported Monday. As of Tuesday afternoon, there were no known witnesses and no suspects in the case.
The Talladega County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s assistance in locating a Cropwell man wanted on a charge of felony domestic violence.
A Goodwater man has been arrested and charged with possession of methamphetamine with intent to distribute — while out on bond for the same charge.
The Sylacauga Animal Shelter welcomed seven-year-old Lily Edwards, a Miss Gadsden contestant, to their shelter this past week for her assistance in supporting the shelter.
“Last year, we went backwards,” Childersburg head football coach Johnny Johnson said. “We had some kids get hurt, but better things are ahead for this year. We expect to compete on the field and off.”
Softball players in and around the Calhoun County area can rejoice. There is now a new place for softball players from ages 8 to 18 to hone their skills.
It was like watching a familiar movie, knowing the ending already and feeling dread.
A different kind of entertainment is headed to the Talladega Superspeedway this fall.
Comedian Jerry Lewis remarked that his greatest wedding present was a home movie of the ceremony. “When things get tough in the marriage,” he said, “I run the movie backwards and walk out a free man!”
