Shocco Springs recently introduced two new board members: community leaders Katy Langley and Dan Reeves.
“Dance Hall to Altar Call” is an intriguing way to describe the rich history of the property known as Shocco Springs.
MARGARET — Pedro Pino-Padron Sr. remembers the first time he picked up a chess piece. It was in Old Havana, Cuba.
Hello and Merry Christmas to all of you!
It was tree-cutting time and two must be selected—one for our living room and one for the schoolhouse where Stepfather was principal. The morning we sallied forth was a magical winter morning of swirling snow blown across Sand Mountain by a wind that could almost lift me off my feet.
Holiday performances are wonderful. Kimora Hurst, formerly of Talladega, was chosen to participate in her school's holiday performance of "Matilda."
Dec. 31 marks not only the end of the calendar year, it will mark the end of an era in the Talladega arts community.
A memorial service was held for Ephraim Stockdale on Dec. 3 at DeForest Chapel on Talladega College's campus.
Do you have one of those "organized" and "productive" people on your gift list? Here are some ideas they will love.
Learning the ways of “smithing” was one of the aspects of earlier times represented on the grounds of the John W. Inzer House & Museum as part of the city of Ashville’s 200th birthday Saturday
The Heart of Pell City has big plans to deliver another delight for Christmas for the fifth year running, and this group of elves is excited to announce the 2022 plans.
Photos: If you have driven through downtown Childersburg in the last several weeks, most likely you have seen Jan Schablow Roberts painting a mural on the retaining wall in front of the Rainwater Museum.
Halloween is the one day of the year when we have fun with "scary things." But what if your desk was a scary thing 365 days a year? If you want to get rid of that messy desk once and for all, this article is for you.
We're pleased to have any Community and Church Calendar items you are able to submit. It's best to email announcements to Newsdailyhome@gmail.com, although you can drop them off to our office at 598 Fort Lashley Avenue in Talladega.
These witches had a mission in mind, taking to the downtown streets of Springville Saturday, a little different from their usual Halloween hijinks and havoc.
Two performances featuring hometown talent will soon come to Pell City’s Center for Education and Performing Arts.
We're pleased to have any Community and Church Calendar items you are able to submit. It's best to email announcements to Newsdailyhome@gmail.com, although you can drop them off to our office at 598 Fort Lashley Avenue in Talladega.
Are you leaving other people in limbo because you don’t respond to emails? This one is an easy fix.
We're pleased to have any Community and Church Calendar items you are able to submit. It's best to email announcements to Newsdailyhome@gmail.com, although you can drop them off to our office at 598 Fort Lashley Avenue in Talladega.
This article is all about a bad restaurant experience, a worse customer service call, and the need for professionals to have a good system for documentation.
PELL CITY — Its focus is to promote neighbors meeting neighbors, and that means, residents of communities throughout the country getting together for a fun family outing, but there’s even more to the story for the event known as National Night Out.
Columnist Maxine Beck gives thanks to the Talladega County Board of Education and discusses the memories that seeing the play "Fences" brought forth.
The Mount Zion Baptist Church of Munford’s Outreach Department will be hosting its annual Sock-It-To-Me drive-through event Oct. 22 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
SAFE’s Southern Dance and Performing Arts Company will open the 2022-2023 season with “The Hunchback of Notre Dame,” a new musical based on the Victor Hugo novel with songs from the Disney film.
Talladega County native, writer and producer Callie Willis Gaynor is bringing her Gospel stage play “Silent Screams” to the historic Ritz Theater.
