The Tallapoosa County Board of Education is working on its internet presence.
Maddie McClendon is no longer in pain.
Everyone is counting their blessings following Tuesday’s bell tower fire at First United Methodist Church Alexander City.
Doug Patterson was Dadeville's biggest supporter.
Jim Pearson Elementary kindergarten and pre-K students will return to school Monday for the first time since the severe thunderstorm Tuesday that flooded the kindergarten building with several inches of muddy water.
Earlier this spring Tallapoosa County Schools had its principal shuffle, and now new superintendent Ray Porter is entertaining a property shuffle.
Lake Martin Community Hospital has run out of COVID-19 vaccine and is currently awaiting replenishment from the state.
A team of volunteers from Dadeville, Auburn and Opelika have come together to walk for ovarian cancer survivor Maddie McClendon and ovarian cancer awareness.
This month Alexander City residents will be able to view a traveling Rosa Parks exhibit at their local library.
Once wasn’t enough, neither was twice.
The New York Giants actually play in New Jersey.
This month Alexander City residents will be able to view a traveling Rosa Parks exhibit at their local library.
Once wasn’t enough, neither was twice.
The New York Giants actually play in New Jersey.
Alexander City Schools canceled class at all of its schools Wednesday due to storm damage Tuesday evening, most notably at Jim Pearson Elementary School where 8 to 10 of its classrooms flooded.
Tallapoosa County officials consider themselves lucky that Tuesday’s storm didn’t create more havoc.
BREAKING: Alex City and Dadeville asked to line streets for Maddie McClendon Wednesday at 11:30 a.m.
Friends of the McClendon family are issuing an urgent call for the citizens of Alexander City and Dadeville to line the streets between Russell Medical and Maddie McClendon's house at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday.
Auditors have the information needed to start audits of Alexander City finances for fiscal year 2019.
The new Alexander City municipal complex is open but it doesn’t mean it’s issue free.
Jim Pearson, Radney and Stephens elementary schools were all flooded in the severe storm Tuesday evening with Jim Pearson bearing the brunt of the damage.
Claps of thunder signaled a storm was coming to Alexander City Tuesday night. But the light in the sky after the storm passed was the flames from the bell tower of the First United Methodist Church.
Carla Johnette Lamborne of Alexander City will pay $120,000 in restitution and court costs to see her indictments related to theft from an employer go away, following a pretrial diversion program.
Tallapoosa County Emergency Management (EMA) will open shelters in Dadeville, New Site, Daviston and Tallasee Tuesday due to the inclement weather forecast.
For nearly 40 miles Johnny Lee Marbury out ran law enforcement Friday.
Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals presiding judge Mary Windom is withdrawing from the Alabama Supreme Court race, Windom announced on social media Monday.
Justin Paul Melton is now in custody of law enforcement. But the Tallapoosa County Sheriff’s Department is still searching for Candice Nicole Reynolds for questioning in last week’s shooting incident near Tallassee according to a Central Alabama CrimeStoppers release.
Central Alabama Community College students gave up their Saturday morning.
Benjamin Russell High School's health science program serves two kinds of students — those interested in medicine, and those yet to realize it's not for them.
Three Missouri brothers may have just inherited a historic Alexander City property through their great- great-grandparents, the family found out earlier this week.
U.S. News & World Report ranked Dadeville High School 91st in Alabama public schools, rising 59 places from its 2020 ranking and surpassing Benjamin Russell High School.
For the past few afternoons, English accents have been emanating from the lobby of the Benjamin Russell High School auditorium.
Giving someone a ride turned into something else according to law enforcement.
Masks will be optional for Alexander City students heading to class Monday morning for the first time this schoolyear.
Over one-third of eligible Alabamians have received their first COVID-19 vaccine dose, including over two-thirds of seniors, state health officer Dr. Scott Harris said in a live briefing Friday.
The Alexander City Police Department is searching for a vehicle that was stolen Thursday morning and abandoned.
Three people were arrested following an incident at an Alexander City shipping center.
The Alexander City Police Department took into custody a suspect after deploying a TASER Thursday morning.
A lot has transpired both globally and personally for Alexander City native Lakesha Denise Trimble since she self-published her first book in 2018. Trimble revisited some of these experiences in her second self-help book, "Powerful Woman of Faith Drop Your Fears."
Dadeville Elementary School students will be getting their art program back after one year's hiatus due to the pandemic.
The first crop of marine service technicians certified in Alabama will come from Central Alabama Community College.
Pennington Park owners Kurt and Leigh Pfitzner are gearing up for a new season of events, starting with their second annual "Everything's Art in the Park" May 15.
Fifth Judicial Circuit Court Judge Steve Perryman will go it again Thursday for a second first day of the trial term.
It's easy for travelers heading down Highway 63 to miss Benson, the rural community once home to the Carnegie-backed Kowaliga Academic and Industrial Institute and the first Black-owned railroad in the U.S. No signs point out Benson; much of it lies underwater beneath the Kowaliga Bridge.
The Tallapoosa County Sheriff’s Department is searching for the location of Justin Paul Melton.
A trip to Smith Mountain Fire Tower and chipped tooth reminded TPI journalist Cliff Williams about the tornado outbreak from a decade ago.
When Alexander City employees packed up City Hall to move into the new municipal complex earlier this month, not everything made it across town.
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