Lake Martin Area United Way wrapped up its first Day of Action for this year Friday afternoon.
With 90 acres of farmland, Finley Family Farm was first established by Joanne Finley’s parents in 1957.
There’s a lot of hands that go into preserving the beauty of Lake Martin and one such organization is the Lake Martin Resource Association.
Tanks rolled through Washington D.C. California National Guard responded to riots in Los Angeles. As protests happened in Dadeville, the Alabama National Guard’s 214th Military Police Company deployed to Romania to support elements there and in Bulgaria and Poland.
Small acts add up over time and can sometimes have a big impact.
With residents expressing concerns over 380 South West Street to the City of Dadeville, the owner Andrea Clark came to address the council.
Brittany Powell has dedicated years to serving communities and now she hopes to serve Camp Hill as its next mayor.
Qualifying has closed for the upcoming municipal elections, and many locals are putting their hats in the ring for public office.
Brittany Powell has dedicated years to serving communities and now she hopes to serve Camp Hill as its next mayor.
Qualifying has closed for the upcoming municipal elections, and many locals are putting their hats in the ring for public office.
The Dixie Sailing Club is celebrating its 65th anniversary this year. However, the club first started informally in 1961.
The National Weather Service issued a level two out of five severe weather threat risk for Tallapoosa, Elmore and Coosa counties.
It’s not uncommon to question how you want to be remembered after you are gone. Many people want to leave behind some kind of legacy. And one legacy anyone can leave is giving someone else a second chance at life.
Southern Preparatory Academy is proud to announce the appointment of Blaine Thompson as the new dean of academics. A respected educator and thoughtful leader, Thompson brings a wealth of experience and vision to this vital role as the academy continues to deepen its commitment to transformat…
Brent Manley grew up crabbing, shrimping and boiling. Many might even recognize him from when he would boil at David Fuller’s Fresh Gulf Seafood.
Jackson’s Gap is one step closer to having its own FEMA Safe Room to offer shelter during storms.
Camp ASCCA recognizes outstanding individuals each year.
Pennington Park was lined with art vendors this past Saturday for Everything’s Art’s Art in the Park. There were artists showcasing multiple media but here’s just a few.
From a young age, we all learn the words: “I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands, one nation under God.”
Most people think with spring coming to a close and summer beginning, it’s the time for rest and relaxation.
While Dadeville has changed over the years, the downtown center continues to harbor a rich history. The City of Dadeville sought to preserve that history with a Dadeville Historic District and its committee.
After five years of planning, the Tallapoosa County Sheriff’s Department will soon have a new telecommunications center.
The Cart Source has a new home right across the street from the previous location.
Neighbors continue to speak out against a proposed group home at 380 West St.
Two retirees got their flowers at Monday’s board meeting.
The Camp Hill mayoral seat is up for grabs, and Mayor Messiah Williams-Cole announced publicly through a Facebook Live he will not be rerunning.
Tallapoosa County will soon have some upgrades, thanks to approval by the Tallapoosa County Commission.
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