During this two-day event, Mayor Timothy Ragland (Talladega), Mayor Randall Woodfin (Birmingham) and Mayor Steven Reed (Montgomery) spoke to Deltas about how voters can stay engaged after elections and campaigning
This workshop is designed for adults, but students over 12 years old are welcome. The workshop is $25 per student. All supplies for the project are included in this price.
This workshop is designed for adults and students at least 12 years old. This workshop is $25 per student.
The Talladega County Volunteer Program Board met Tuesday, Feb. 11, at the Greater Talladega and Lincoln Area Chamber of Commerce.
The bags were taken to First Family Services to be distributed.
TALLADEGA COUNTY -- The Talladega County Retired Educators met Feb. 6 at Plank Road Station in Winterboro.
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TALLADEGA COUNTY -- David Wilson, of Talladega County, was elected to a three-year term on the Alabama Farmers Federation’s State Soybean Committee during the group’s Commodity Organization Meeting in Montgomery on Feb. 4. From left are Federation Soybean Division Director Carla Hornady and Wilson.
TALLADEGA COUNTY -- Chase Hammock, of Talladega County, was elected to a three-year term on the Alabama Farmers Federation’s State Dairy Committee during the group’s Commodity Organization Meeting in Montgomery on Feb. 3. From left are Federation Dairy Division Director Russ Durrance and Hammock.
Wilson rotated off the State Soybean Committee after nine years serving and representing fellow producers across the state.
Layfield is the daughter of Dayna and Scott Layfield, of Talladega.
She has been a volunteer at the Zoo since she was 11. She is working through the Volunteer Animal Handling Program.
ST. CLAIR COUNTY -- Roland St. John, of St. Clair County, was elected to a three-year term on the Alabama Farmers Federation’s State Pork Committee during the group’s Commodity Organization Meeting in Montgomery on Feb. 4. From left are Federation Pork Division Director Russ Durrance and St. John.
SYLACAUGA — Two Nichols-Lawson Middle School students have received awards for placing in the Alabama Peace Officers essay competition for eighth-graders in the Northern Alabama Division.
Tomorrow begins today. For some, that may mean at the end of the workday. For others, it means before retiring at night.
The Talladega Chapter of the Talladega College Alumni Association recently awarded its 2019 scholarships to Ashton Hall and Sanquinetta Gamble.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Jemison Sims announce the engagement of their daughter, Powell Jemison, to Gregory Seth Heath, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Wren Heath.
Jenny Duff, of Lincoln, recently graduated from Jacksonville State University with a 4.0 GPA with a bachelor’s degree in social work
Do you send birthday cards to family and friends? If you're like many, you say, "No, I just say 'Happy Birthday' on Facebook and let that be it." In fact, a 2015 article from the Huffington Post argued in favor of getting rid of all greeting cards. On the other hand, a 2019 article from NPR …
Talladega students Jamal Hairston and Kamari McHenry presented Dr. Hawkins with a very special gift -- an original painting of Dr. Hawkins.
Graham Elementary School in Talladega recently released its A and A-B honor rolls for the second nine-week grading period of the 2019-20 academic year.
The Pell City Animal Control Center is at 1071 Airport Road, Pell City. Phone 205-814-1567 or email animalcenter@cityofpellcity.net for more information.
