The Alexander City Schools Board of Education heard some updates about the new Benjamin Russell High School. Charles Bradshaw and Sloan Walker of Doster spoke to the board about the progress of the new high school alongside ACS director of facilities Mark Simmons.Â
The dining hall at Camp ASCCA has suffered fire and water damage after it was struck by lightning.
There’s a lot of hands that go into preserving the beauty of Lake Martin and one such organization is the Lake Martin Resource Association.Â
Tanks rolled through Washington D.C. California National Guard responded to riots in Los Angeles. As protests happened in Dadeville, the Alabama National Guard’s 214th Military Police Company deployed to Romania to support elements there and in Bulgaria and Poland.
Small acts add up over time and can sometimes have a big impact.
The Town of Rockford has implemented a new method for safe disposal of prescription drugs.Â
From the American Idol stage to Lake Martin, Taylor Hicks is coming back to town.
Horseshoe Bend School is doing everything possible to make sure its students graduate.
Horseshoe Bend School is doing everything possible to make sure its students graduate.
Mickey Bell knows what it’s like to fall — and fall hard.
This year’s Project 4:12 event has kicked off with the project’s mission at the forefront.Â
The Dixie Sailing Club is celebrating its 65th anniversary this year. However, the club first started informally in 1961.Â
A new face is taking on the race for city council.
After some discussion and dissent from councilor Bobby Tapley, the City of Alexander City City Council voted to amend its electrical code to be up to par with state and national regulations.
Qualifying has officially come to a close for the August municipal elections, and Alexander City has seen a huge turnout for those wanting to be in public office.
For the last 38 years, Tony Harris has called Alexander City home.
After months of discussion and debate, there may finally be some sort of solution when it comes to sewer rates in Alexander City.
To meet a goal is one thing, but to exceed it is better — and that is exactly what students at Central Alabama Community College did with the Broken Crayon Drive.
It’s no secret mothers make endless sacrifices for their children; however, having a successful career does not have to be one of those sacrifices.
It’s no secret students all over Tallapoosa County have been involved in 4-H.
You never know how the people in your life can change your career trajectory.
Most people think with spring coming to a close and summer beginning, it’s the time for rest and relaxation.Â
Alexander City Police Department
The fire tower at Smith Mountain has long been a mainstay of Lake Martin.
The Alexander City Recycling Center is ready for use and better than ever.
An Alexander City native intends to put her name on the ballot for the District 3 seat of the City of Alexander City City Council in the upcoming municipal election.
After five years of planning, the Tallapoosa County Sheriff’s Department will soon have a new telecommunications center.Â
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