The Talladega Civil Service Board deliberated for about half an hour Friday afternoon before voting 4-0 to uphold a written reprimand of Detective Lisa Garrett by Police Chief Diane Thomas.
There’s comedy and drama, and music and storytelling — all elements of performance that the youth in Pell City High School’s music and theater programs will bring to the stage of the Center for Education and Performing Arts Thursday, Feb. 16, in their Winter Cabaret production.
As the owner of Talladega County Boxing Club in Sylacauga, Sam Bluster has been an instructor and role model for the area’s young people for well over a decade, and does not seem to be slowing down into his 80s.
The Agency on Substance Abuse Prevention will host Cope and Step, a step competition, Friday, Feb. 17, starting at 7 p.m. at the Billy C. Hawkins Student Center Arena at Talladega College. Admission is free, and the event is open to the public.
The city of Talladega has been awarded a $280,000 federal grant from the new Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) Grant Program.
The Helen Keller School will present the program “A History of Firsts” Friday, Feb. 24, from 9-11 a.m. at the historic Ritz Theater. The event is free and open to the public.
A two-vehicle accident on Renfroe Road Friday afternoon claimed the life of a Talladega man and injured an Alpine woman.
Freshman Hezekiah Harris dropped in 17 points to lead the Anniston Bulldogs to a decisive 54-30 boys basketball win over Lincoln on Friday night at LHS.
On Friday, troop leaders of the Cottaquilla Council kicked off the annual Girl Scout cookie sales by picking up cookies by the trunk load.
There are 45 middle and high school teams and 55 elementary schools from across Alabama registered for the competition.
The Talladega County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help in locating a possible witness to a crime.
Freshman Hezekiah Harris dropped in 17 points to lead the Anniston Bulldogs to a decisive 54-30 boys basketball win over Lincoln on Friday night at LHS.
Stephen Boyd’s weekly Capitol Hill briefing for Alabama’s business, financial, defense and government affairs executives.
MARGARET — Pedro Pino-Padron Sr. remembers the first time he picked up a chess piece. It was in Old Havana, Cuba.
Every pastor has to find proper balance in study and pastoral care. And I’m sure we’re supported in this by faithful congregants who want us to excel in both.
