A staple of the Lake Martin Area United Way is taking another leap of faith.
Three Horseshoe Bend High School organizations combined efforts to collect canned food for the Tallapoosa County Christian Crisis Center and the Tallapoosa County Department of Human Resources.
A fire burned down Alabama Funeral Homes and Cremation Centers on U.S. Highway 280 between Camp Hill and Dadeville on Thursday. Owner Joseph Dean III said everyone was safe.
Sandra Fuller's efforts as Tallapoosa County tourism director have gotten the attention of Gov. Kay Ivey.
It's a Hollywood cliché, the tough cop refusing the help of a licensed professional.
DADEVILLE -- The Tallapoosa County Board of Education voted on Wednesday to increase the pay of substitutes and other staff members at their annual board meeting.
Students and staff in Tallapoosa County schools will no longer be required to wear masks on school grounds.
It took a challenge but fundraising is almost complete for the Horseshoe Bend Regional and Dadeville Public libraries.
There is no more driving to find a “Grade A” chicken sandwich topped with an all important two pickles.
Eighty-seven year old veteran reflects on the ‘Forgotten War’
All Tallapoosa County employees will receive a little extra pay for Christmas.
The body of Roger Milby has been found in the waters of Lake Martin.
For 30 years David McMicheal has worn the uniform of a Tallapoosa County Sheriff’s deputy.
Two Tallapoosa County roads will see new pavement in the next year.
Teams of rescuers are searching for Roger Milby, 58, of Opelika on Lake Martin.
Katie Britt has never held a political office, but she is no stranger to politics — even Washington D.C. politics.
ALEXANDER CITY — A small hurdle between an associate degree and a four-year college degree has become smaller for Central Alabama Community College (CACC) graduates.
Every year Stillwaters golf professional Gabby Witherington races around the golf course for the Lake Martin Area United Way.
Kaitlin Fleming is new to Alexander City, but not new to newspapers.
A new map highlighting the area’s cultural and natural assets is the result of a $6,000 grant from Coosa Valley Resource Conservation and Development Council (RC&D).
One week remains until the annual Renew Our Rivers cleanup on Lake Martin but John Thompson is already at work.
Gone are the old rocker gliders and TV/VCR combos from the rooms patients at Russell Medical wait for and recover from surgery in. Now the rooms are warm, welcoming and less stressful.
Room 291 at Russell Medical is more than a hospital room, it’s a place for family and friends.
Sixty-two waterfront homes are currently listed on Zillow, which for a body of water as large as Lake Martin means one house on the market for every 12 miles of shoreline.
Princesses, clowns, soldiers, superheros, fishermen and cowboys and more once again filled the campground of Wind Creek State Park.
Every year the Lake Martin Area United Way thanks the agencies it serves.
Crisis is averted. Water is crucial and Thursday morning, things almost went awry at the Adams Water Treatment Plant.
The Tallapoosa County Sheriff’s Department are searching for two 16 year olds and one 14 year old from Camp Hill.
One driver was transported following a two-vehicle collision on U.S. Highway 280 south of the bridge Tuesday. Alexander City police and fire departments were on the scene.
Just what does the surface of the moon look like? How about Saturn and its rings?
Tallapoosa County might be getting a grant that would help bring industry to Tallapoosa, Coosa, Randolph, Chambers, Lee and Bullock counties.
The Tallapoosa County Board of Education congratulated one of its own Monday on her selection onto the Alabama Association of School Boards (AASB) All-State school board, which recognizes up to five individuals across the state.
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