Micheal Dale Iervolino has been sentenced to death for the murder of Nicholas Sloan Harmon.
The Pell City Center for Education and the Performing Arts has announced its schedule for the holiday season.
Several cities around Lake Logan Martin will kick off their holiday festivities this week.
Thankful and humble are two characteristics that describe Willie Strickland, and if you know Willie, you know he credits it all to his firm walk in faith.
The Ragland Purple Devils opened the 2021 basketball season in fine fashion with wins over Victory Christian and Ashville. They are 2-0 to start the season.
The Ragland boys have opened the 2021 basketball season with a perfect 2-0 record with wins over the Victory Christian Lions and Ashville Bulldogs.
Alabama could get more than $6.8 billion in road and transportation funding in the recently approved $1.2 trillion Infrastructure, Investment and Jobs Act.
Sens. Del Marsh, R-Anniston, and Bobby Singleton, D-Greensboro, said recently they’ll try again in the upcoming session to give one-time bonuses to retired state workers and teachers.
Authorities are working to remove an 18-wheeler after it left Interstate 20 early Monday morning.
The Talladega National Forest fires, which scorched more than 1,000 acres over the past week, are gradually coming under control.
MOODY — The city of Moody has taken steps to try and bring in more revenue to both itself and the county by filling the city’s vacant Fred’s building. During the city council’s meeting Monday, the council entered into a development agreement with developer TCG Crossroads Plaza. It approved t…
After finishing the 2020 season without a win, the Victory Christian girls basketball team is already making strides this year after collecting its third straight win.
PELL CITY — The St. Clair County Community Health Clinic in Pell City will receive a $19,250 grant from the Community Foundation of Northeast Alabama.
ODENVILLE — During St. Clair’s Farm-City Week, St. Clair County art students created individual quilt squares and worked together to create a barn quilt for the school by participating in the Farm-City Barn Quilt Project.
The week leading up to Thanksgiving, Nov. 19-25, is National Farm-City Week. This year’s theme is “Down to Earth — Agriculture Sustains Alabama.”
Christmas ornaments handmade and hand painted by local artist Clay Allison are now on sale at the Springville Museum along with the 2021 Springville Christmas Card set, and the annual, official Springville Christmas ornament featuring the Pearson Gas Station on Main Street.
An Odenville woman is being held on a $1 million bond after being arrested for drug trafficking by the St. Clair County Sheriff’s Office on Monday.
The St. Clair County Drug Enforcement Unit arrested Wanda M. Pickens, 38, of Odenville Monday night on drug trafficking charges.
The Moody school district has voted to raise its ad valorem tax by 15 mils to better its schools.
SPRINGVILLE — Springville High School’s Makalyn Kyser has announced her decision on where to play softball. She signed Nov. 15 to play catcher for the Jacksonville State Gamecocks.
When Ragland coach Sawyer Merritt addressed his team for the first time more than two years ago, he didn’t have a single girl on the roster that could even drive.
ODENVILLE — On. Nov. 16, citizens who lived within the St. Clair County Schools districts were given the opportunity to raise property taxes with the funds going to schools within each district.
New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Karen White will be at the Pell City Public Library on Tuesday, Nov. 30, at 11:30 a.m. for a special author event in connection with her latest work, “The Attic on Queen Street.”
ASHVILLE — The St. Clair County Commission finalized the price of the future jail in Pell City and approved a bond purchase agreement with Raymond James during a called meeting Thursday.
Moody High School senior Skylar Black will be playing softball at the collegiate level as she recently signed a scholarship to play for Bevill State Community College.
