More illegal substances are off the streets following an arrest by the The Tallapoosa County Narcotics Task Force.
Many may not know this fact, but a holiday festivity is occuring in Alexander City this year that traces back to the time of Queen Elizabeth I.
“The Ebenezer Experience," a retelling of Charles Dickens’ “Christmas Carol," comes to Alexander City later this week.
During her 28 years living in Dadeville, school teacher Teri Stephenson has discovered a value she feels is unique to the city.
A local company made a generous donation this week.
With two cities and over 60,000 lights, multiple organizations work the month of November to bring Christmas lights to the area by December.
Elves, reindeer and Santa will be making their way through Alexander City’s downtown next Monday for the annual Christmas parade.
A special ceremony occurred Monday at Reeltown Elementary as students took a prestigious oath of membership.
Tallapoosa, Elmore and Coosa counties are at marginal risk for severe weather later this week, including possible quarter-size hail and high winds, according to the National Weather Service (NWS).
For the first weekend of December, ACT II and Alexander City Arts will be hosting a Christmas performance, where the audience and characters will learn the true meaning of Christmas.
Earlier this week, the Alabama State Department of Education released school report cards, including for school systems in Tallapoosa County, for the first time since the 2018-2019 school year.
Dadeville residents expressed thankfulness for first responders Tuesday, and rallied together to give police and firefighters a special gift this Thanksgiving.
At approximately 3:45 p.m. Wednesday, the Dadeville Fire Department responded to a call of a vehicle engulfed in flames on U.S. Highway 280.
A dangerous habit is spreading among Alexander City youth.
Central Alabama Community College (CACC) is expanding scholarship opportunities for the school’s upcoming academic year.
The Alexander City City Council delved into topics surrounding the city’s financial coffers Monday.
Several churches and community volunteers are once again coming together to offer a free Thanksgiving meal to those in the Alexander City community.
Chuck Blake has always had a vision. The Reeltown Elementary School custodian wished to bring his passion for video production to a younger generation. Fortunately for Blake, he didn’t have to look far.
A surprise guest visited Russell Medical Center staff Thursday.
Yesterday, United Way held their campaign update luncheon and reached over $300,000 toward their goal.
Main Street has two upcoming holiday events. The first one is this Saturday's Holiday Market and next month they will be hosting Downtown Christmas with Alexander City’s Parks and Recreation.
Newly reelected members of the Tallapoosa County Commission joined together this week in swearing an oath that they would honorably discharge the duties of their elected office.
At first, it seems disaster has struck an Alexander City theater production, but according to the show’s producers, the devastation is entirely intentional.
The Alexander City Chamber of Commerce has officially named Jacob Meacham as the organization’s president and CEO.
Families next week will join together in teaching children the value of thankfulness. Kenyatta Simmons, a reading coordinator with the school district, also believes that family participation benefits children with their education.
The people of Alexander City stood either saluting or with hands over hearts as the "Star-Spangled Banner" was sung at Bill Nichols State Veterans Home Friday.
Jeremy and Stacey Jeffcoat remember sitting together on their porch a year ago with dreams of opening a bar.
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