For isolation precautions during the coronavirus pandemic, healthcare workers are wearing mask covers overtop their official N95 masks to exte…
It may seem like the days are all doom and gloom lately, but the philanthropic community members of Tallapoosa County have yet to disappoint.
As the coronavirus continues to unfold, medical personnel continue to be on the frontlines.
The number of positive confirmed cases of the coronavirus has increased to 639 confirmed cases statewide. The confirmed coronavirus-related de…
Friday, Central Alabama Community College announced it would continue alternative and online instruction through the remainder of the 2019-20 …
Rescue money should be on the way after President Donald Trump signed a $2.2 trillion relief package Friday just hours after it passed through…
While most Division I and other top tier colleges have been done recruiting for quite some time, not all junior colleges are in the same boat.
The coronoavirus has affected the sports world in a way it hasn’t seen since the Spanish Flu 100 years ago. Baseball has been postponed while basketball might be canceled altogether.
How the postponement of spring sports has affected spring sport athletes due to the coronavirus has been a major focus, and rightfully so.
With so many people looking for something to do but do safely during the coronavirus outbreak, local golf courses are taking extra precautions to provide an outlet for residents.
Friday, Central Alabama Community College announced it would continue alternative and online…
Rescue money should be on the way after President Donald Trump signed a $2.2 trillion relief…
One might think Coosa County is worlds away from medical technology hubs but it’s right in t…
“When the spirits are low, when the day appears dark, when work becomes monotonous, when hop…
Numbers of confirmed COVID-19 cases topped 500 in Alabama as of Thursday.
I’ve thought and I’ve thought and I’ve thought about what in the world I want to use this sp…
“Who told you that you were naked?” the Lord God asked. “Have you eaten from the tree whose …
Alexander City councilmembers and Mayor Tommy Spraggins recently came together in an effort to assist residents affected financially from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Employers, families, educators and government officials have all faced some difficult decisions during the COVID-19 outbreak and we don’t have any precedence on how to know what decisions may be right or wrong.
