The quilt, which was made by Mrs. Mary Jewel and donated in 1985, had been in storage for some time but is now hanging on a back wall, according to a press release.
TALLADEGA -- Bill Hawkins, associate state director/community outreach of AARP, recently presented a program on “Fraud Prevention” in which he targeted the most recent scams and frauds people are having to encounter, especially older persons and veterans. The “FIVE Ss” to do are: Seal your …
Rice was also honored as a Coca-Cola Academic Team Silver Scholar.
Pell City Animal Control Center is at 1071 Airport Road. Call 205-814-1567 or email animalcenter@cityofpellcity.net for more information.
Shows are planned Thursday-Saturday at 7 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. Tickets are $5 for students and $10 for adults.
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Lincoln High School held its 5th Annual Lincoln FFA Farm Day on April 20 and 21 at the school. More than 400 students from Lincoln Elementary, Stemley Road Elementary, Alabama School for the Deaf and Alabama School for the Blind attended Friday. The visiting students participated in hands-on…
The Anniston Museum of Natural History presented a live animal program at Talladega College’s Savery Library on Monday. Sarah Burke showed students and staff several animals, including a chinchilla, a hedgehog, the red-footed tortoise, the leopard gecko and a bearded dragon, to name a few. B…
The Lincoln High School Class of 1988 will hold its 30-year class reunion on Sept. 21-23. The planning committee is asking all class members to go to the LHS Alumni Class of ’88 group page on Facebook and complete the contact form. For those not on Facebook, please contact one of the followi…
The U.S. Coast Guard Academy recently announced that Josefina McGuire of Springville has been recognized for superior academic achievement and leadership potential. Josefina, who attends Springville High School, has accepted an invitation to attend the Coast Guard Academy and will be sworn-i…
Ms. Cunningham’s family is hosting the event. Please RSVP by Thursday, April 26, to Angela at yve818@gmail.com or 678-873-5152.
TALLADEGA -- C.L. Salter Elementary students celebrated Earth Day on Friday, April 20. The students built a greenhouse, spruced up the entryway to the school by decorating cement pavers, planted flowers, spruced up Jane Moon's memorial area, worked on the school pond, picked up trash and bui…
A group of five students recently competed as the Sylacauga High School varsity scholars bowl team in the Alabama Scholastic Competition Association (ASCA) Scholars Bowl State Tournament, according to a press release.
The Sylacauga High School chapter of Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) has once again set a mark of excellence at the state competition, according to a press release.
MONTGOMERY – Rachel Miller, a senior at the Alabama School for the Deaf, is honored as a Teen Spotlight in Potential Magazine for excelling in her leadership and academics. She is featured alongside her parents, Jhum and Eric.
The Bringing Generations Together Health Fair hosted by Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind Senior Services will feature special guest Ashley Gann, WIAT 42 meteorologist.
Pell City Animal Control Center, 1071 Airport Road, Pell City, AL 35128. Phone: 205-814-1567, email animalcenter@cityofpellcity.net for more information.
SYLACAUGA -- Forty-four high school seniors will enroll in a four-year college/university, community college, and/or vocational school in Alabama this year with help from the Alabama Municipal Electric Authority (AMEA) and its 11 members through the 2018 AMEA Scholarship Program. Four of tho…
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Childersburg celebrates its 478th birthday with 2018 CoosaFest.
This article focuses on some easy things you can do right now to improve the security of your information on Facebook.
All three are also members and officers of the East Central Alabama Chapter of the Judson College Alumnae Association, which includes alumnae from Clay, Coosa, Calhoun, Talladega, Tallapoosa and St. Clair counties.
The public is invited to join the singers in an evening of beautiful and fun vocal selections that were performed under the direction of Ken Yates during his tenure at ACJC during the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s.
As I left off last week, Billy Paul Williams and I had been rescued twice as we biked back to Alabama from Georgia.
The students also participated in a theatre workshop with an instructor from the Alabama School of Fine Arts.
