Hurricane season is upon us and although the area doesn't generally get hit by the worst of those storms, it does experience “spin off” severe weather in the form of tornadoes, lightning, winds and heavy rain.
Central High School is clean and ready for the first day of school.
Local volunteer fire departments need your help.
Are you an experienced poll worker? Would you like to participate in the upcoming local elections on August 26?
A single-vehicle crash that occurred at approximately 5 p.m. Wednesday has claimed the life of an Equality man.
Some of the greatest triumphs begin with adverse trials, and two Coosa County inmates can testify to that.
Although the Fourth of July is filled with summer fun, it marks a significant event in the history of the United States. The holiday is marked by fireworks, patriotic gear and the symbol of the United States — the American flag.
Sometimes, slowing down is the best way to figure out where you are meant to be.
Most people think with spring coming to a close and summer beginning, it’s the time for rest and relaxation.
First time’s a charm for Daniel Flowers.
Westwater Resources, Inc., an energy technology and battery-grade natural graphite development company, announced it received a Notice of Allowance from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (“PTO”) that Westwater’s patent application is approved for issuance.
Although originally from Alexander City, Central Coosa has always been home for Pamela Belyeu.
Although a small class of seniors, they are a mighty one.
Students at Central Coosa High School are making a name for themselves in the career technical education world. From high placement at state and national competition, to receiving opportunities from nationwide car dealerships, students at Central Coosa Career Tech Center are making big strides.
When you have a goal in mind, you should put your mind to achieving it — and that’s exactly what Central Coosa High School Class of 2025 valedictorian Izabel Whaley did.
Over the last several decades, Coosa County has experienced multiple cold cases. From Chanty Shiverdecker, a 15-year-old girl who was murdered whose case remains unsolved, to an unsolved 1995 homicide of Nicky Machen, the Coosa County Sheriff’s Office continues to work to solve various cold cases.
A new clothing company has just launched its website, and it’s coming out of Coosa County.
Skin cancer is no joking matter, but the good news is it can be fairly preventable.
You will only regret the chances you don’t take.
The next general election will be here before you know it.
The Central Coosa Career Technical Center has made a name for itself once again at the SkillsUSA state competition — so much so, some will now represent SkillsUSA as a state officer and a representative.
The Central Coosa Career Technical Center has provided ample opportunities for students to prepare for the future. Now, the center has provided yet another opportunity to give its students a jumpstart into their careers.
The Central Coosa Career Technical Center has provided ample opportunities for students to prepare for the future. Now, the center has provided yet another opportunity to give its students a jumpstart into their careers.
Anything is possible if you put your mind to it.
Collaboration between businesses and the Coosa County Chamber of Commerce just got easier.
When many come together for a good cause, great things can come from it.
While it’s no secret technology is evolving at a rapid rate, it’s evolving in more ways than most think. When people think of evolving technology, most think of artificial intelligence, self-driving cars or other technological advances; however, developments in technology can be impactful fo…
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