It feels like the basketball season just started, but few games should have larger postseason implications than Talladega’s trip to Sylacauga on Friday night as the winner will become the favorite to host the Class 5A, Area 8 Tournament.
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With 37 years in college coaching, Rich Rodriguez has experience and perspective, and he'll be a valuable voice as JSU navigates the transition from FCS powerhouse to trying to survive in deeper, murkier FBS waters.
The controversy regarded partial job descriptions that were included in the packet made available to the council and to the public.
The big, bright, whimsical Christmas scenes on downtown Sylacauga storefront windows are the work of local artist Kevin Whitman, long-time owner of Whitman Gallery + Studio and full-time marketing director for Heritage South Credit Union on Broadway Avenue.
A persistent rumor says that when Alabama offered its head football coaching job to Rich Rodriguez in December 2006, his wife, Rita, said she didn't want to make the move.
Time alters perspectives, and Rich Rodriguez flashes a reflective grin when asked how he sees his coaching career at the dawn of its Jacksonville State chapter. He’s come a long way since he last flirted with an Alabama-based school.
The Talladega County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s assistance in locating a woman who may have information regarding a felony investigation, according to a social media post.
A convicted rapist serving a 99-year prison sentence, a burglary serving a life sentence, and a man serving 13 years for manslaughter all have hearings before the state Board of Pardons and Paroles this week.
The Pell City Center for Education and the Performing Arts has announced its schedule for the holiday season.
The commission previously had approved a contract with Alabama State University’s Center for Leadership and Public Policy to make recommendations on adjusting the district boundary lines.
The Red Door Kitchen in Talladega has been awarded a $1,000 grant from the Alabama Power Foundation.
It feels like the basketball season just started, but few games should have larger postseason implications than Talladega’s trip to Sylacauga on Friday night as the winner will become the favorite to host the Class 5A, Area 8 Tournament.
Sure, Alabama has dominated in the Nick Saban, but "Dynasty by the Numbers" uses stark data to show you exactly how dominant the Crimson Tide has been.
I wish I knew the author of the following story so that I could properly credit this wise person. The best I can do is credit it to our old friend “Anonymous.”
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.
