Community members and their dogs, cats, pigs, goats and more are invited to make their way to Pell City Tractor Supply to support local pet adoptions.
Childersburg will play its first game of 2018 at home next Friday night against Shelby County.
The work includes reroofing the B.B. Comer Memorial Library and installing a new HVAC (heating, ventilation and cooling) system, and reroofing a portion of the Municipal Complex.
“I want this system to be the best in academics, the best in athletics, the best in facilities and the best in safety. I don’t know how to do all of that, but my goal is for us to be the best."
The garden is across from St. Simon Peter Episcopal Church. The 2-acre garden area is on Mays Bend Road, just off Stemley Bridge Road in Pell City.
Ernest Charles Jones is a 62-year-old black male standing 6 feet tall and weighing 164 pounds. He has brown eyes and black hair and no notable scars or tattoos, according to Lt. Alan Kelly.
The first call of the week turned out to be a false alarm on McAlpine Street on Aug. 9, followed by a two-vehicle accident at Alabama 77 and North Street with one person transported to the emergency room of Brookwood Baptist Health Center/Citizens Baptist Medical Center by NorthStar Ambulance.
The lane closures will be between the Brompton exit (milepost 147) and the Eden exit (milepost 156).
Talladega Council President Dr. Horace Patterson admonished The Daily Home to “report the truth” and “get it right” ...
The victim in the rape case was 17 at the time and is now 20. The other three victims are now 14, 12 and 5; all three were living in a house with numerous other adults and at least two other children when the alleged abuse took place.
“Both ladies have been performing these jobs already,” Hill said. “We just need to do what the handbook asks us to do.”
The No. 1 question for the Pell City High School football team throughout the past several months has finally been answered.
On behalf of the Phyllis Wheatley High School Reunion Committee and our very efficient president, Mr. Charles Cook, we say thanks to everyone that made any kind of contribution to this joyous occasion.
Dr. Ryan Kissane is a new family medicine physician at Brookwood Baptist Health, Primary & Specialty Care Talladega.
Reflections is a weekly devotional column written by Michael J. Brooks, pastor of the Siluria Baptist Church in Alabaster.
