Artists show their skills on many different mediums, and some of the most public are on buildings, many times as advertisements. Driving around downtown areas of Talladega, Sylacauga and Childersburg reveals many great examples. When paint meets brick and mortar, it is put out there for ever…
TALLADEGA -- The Alabama School for the Blind held its homecoming festivities this weekend with several activities.
TALLADEGA -- Black Jacket Symphony returned to Talladega’s Historic Ritz Theatre on Friday night for the first of two performances of Queen’s ‘A Night at the Opera.’
TALLADEGA -- Dr. Billy C. Hawkins, president of Talladega College, recently hosted a Christmas party for faculty, staff and friends of the college.
The St. Clair Association of Realtors spread some Christmas joy presenting donations to eight local nonprofit charities. SAR presented checks for $675 to each charity during the association’s annual officer induction luncheon at the Pell City Municipal Complex. Checks were presented to ASPCI…
SYLACAUGA -- Organizers recently named the winners of the annual Sylacauga Christmas Parade float contest. The top floats were: fifth place, Vaden Toyota; fourth place, Home Depot; third place, Brown’s Chapel Church; second place, Heritage South; and first place, Omya. Hundreds of residents …
SYLACAUGA -- The Christmas spirit abounded Saturday at Sylacauga First Presbyterian Church as dozens of kids and their families celebrated the holidays with Santa Claus and lots of fun crafts and activities.
TALLADEGA -- Cosmetology students at Talladega High School competed in the 3rd annual “The Hair That Stole Christmas” contest at the Career Tech Center at the school.
TALLADEGA -- Talladega Health and Rehab hosted its 10th annual Christmas Party celebration for dozens of its residents.
“I will honour Christmas in my heart, and try to keep it all the year. I will live in the Past, the Present, and the Future. The Spirits of all Three shall strive within me. I will not shut out the lessons that they teach!”
Around 15 protesters on Monday afternoon marched to the Talladega city Board of Education and called for the resignation of Superintendent Tony Ball.
PELL CITY -- The holiday spirit was alive and well in Pell City on Thursday night for the 2018 Christmas parade.
PELL CITY -- The holiday season is a busy and stressful time, even more so when you may struggle to get basic food supplies.
Scenes from Saturday at Christmas on the Square in Talladega.
TALLADEGA -- Back again for the holiday shopping season, The Holiday Market at Heritage Hall Museum in Talladega.
The Honda plant in Lincoln this morning debuted production of the 2019 Honda Passport, built exclusively here in Alabama.
TALLADEGA -- Talladega College presented its annual Christmas Concert on Sunday, Dec. 2, at 5 p.m. in DeForest Chapel.
CHILDERSBURG -- The Childersburg Middle School cheerleaders have gone beyond the call of duty this year and served as more than just spirited faces on the sidelines.
The holiday spirit was alive and well in Talladega on Monday night for the 2018 Christmas parade. The procession made its way down Battle Street to the courthouse square where hundreds of revelors were waiting and waving. Entrants to this year’s parade showed their stuff before a panel of ju…
Talladega County’s first Christmas parade for the 2018 Christmas season was held Thursday in Lincoln. The city’s 10th annual parade was followed by the ceremonial lighting of the city’s Christmas tree. The mild temperatures welcomed dozens of smiling faces of the young and young at heart.
TALLADEGA -- “The Midnight Christmas Program, a Christmas Musical,” written by Margaret Baker Barnes, will be performed Saturday, Dec. 8, at 5 p.m. at Faith Temple Ministries, 1011 AL 275 Bypass, Talladega, where James and Kathy Curry are the pastors. Free admission. Refreshments served.
TALLADEGA -- Riders representing Mt. Cheaha Harley Davidson and the Mt. Cheaha H.O.G. (Harley Owners Group) Chapter gathered at Kiwanis Field on the Alabama School for the Deaf campus at the end of the recent Mavis Bedwell Feel The Thunder Ride.
If you want to feel like you have gone back in time and meet “salt of the earth” folks, visit a feed store. Oak Grove Feed and Seed owner India Cabaniss and daughter Tulsa run the store and, if they can’t answer a question, they know who can. Working in a seed store requires a tremendous am…
Scenes from the 2018 Iron Bowl Sober Tailgate party. This was the second year for the event.
TALLADEGA -- Four individuals took the oath of office to serve on municipal boards during the Talladega City Council meeting Monday.
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