The first day of school has officially arrived for Alexander City Schools. Faculty at all five of the district’s schools welcomed students back to class on Wednesday, August 10.
Earlier this morning, the Alexander City Fire Department responded to a fire on Marshall Street after receiving reports of smoke billowing out of a residential home.
So far, no cases of monkeypox has been confirmed in Tallapoosa County by state health officials.
Tallapoosa County Schools is strengthening security at all campuses going into the new school year.
Tallapoosa County Commissioner Thomas “T.C.” Coley, Jr. is looking to serve even more constitutes than just those in his county commission district, as he makes a run for vice chair of the Alabama Democratic Party.
As part of The Outlook’s ongoing coverage of Alexander City’s 150th anniversary, we want to reflect on important historical events that have defined our city. With school starting back this week, we are highlighting back to school festivities through the decades.
Excitement is in the air at Alexander City Schools as faculty prepare for classes to begin next week.
Community members will have the opportunity to shop for furniture while supporting a good cause this weekend.
In a “special invitation” letter mailed to “preferred customers” of the store, Holley’s Home Furnishings in Alexander City has announced they will officially close the business after a going out of business sale.
Horseshoe Bend National Military Park will host its annual symposium later this month, bringing state historians together to discuss the significance of Tallapoosa County in the nation’s founding.
Rain may have stopped the biggest performance of the Second Annual Lake Martin Songwriters Festival but it didn’t stop the start of new friendships.
Over 60 individuals suited up in leather and painted helmets and gathered at the Charles E. Bailey Sportplex on July 30 to support Terry Norwood, who is fighting a nearly decade-long battle with lung disease.
Beginning this week, one of the country’s largest grocery stores will offer a new COVID-19 vaccine in Alexander City.
Many high school sports will soon be returning to Tallapoosa County, but game attendees might be facing a higher cost of entry than years prior.
Authorities have officially charged a man with capital murder in the homicide case that is being investigated in a mobile home off County Road 34.
A fundraiser is currently collecting thousands of dollars to save the life of a local sports coach.
Rain may have stopped the biggest performance of the Second Annual Lake Martin Songwriters Festival but it didn’t stop the start of new friendships.
Here are a list of historical events that have defined Alexander City's history throughout the decades.
Classes are set to begin in little more than a week at Alexander City Schools, and as such the school system will be hosting several welcoming parties for incoming students over the next several days.
Lekishia Richardson has been selected as the next principal of Nathaniel H. Stephens Elementary School.
An early Saturday morning boating accident sent two to the hospital and injured another.
Smiles were big on Wednesday, July 27, as local children received prizes and certificates after completing a months-long summer enrichment camp.
Russell Medical is one of three Alabama hospitals to receive the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) Five-Star Rating in 2022.
Alexander City has lost a great proponent of downtown — Hoyt Carlisle.
The original detour route for the project has been modified after further discussions with Alabama Department of Transportation.
Holley’s Home Furnishings, which has operated as a furniture store in Alexander City for the past 45 years, has locked its doors to customers.
One Alexander City bank is proving that pets are truly man's best friend.
Camp Hill students were on the hot seat Friday, July 22, as they pitched invention ideas to local business leaders in a ‘Shark Tank’-style contest.
The Dadeville City Council held a public hearing on Tuesday, July 26, regarding the fate of several dilapidated buildings around the city’s business district.
The Alexander City Board of Education chose to suspend its search for a superintendent on Wednesday, July 27, announcing that Dr. Beverly Price would be permanently installed to the position.
A classic play is coming to Alexander City, but with a modern twist.
Moments after creating a joust machine from toothpicks, wheels and a balloon, local 4H’ers were set to release their newly created machines.
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