Editor’s note: This is the first in a two-part series. Please see Saturday’s Outlook for the second article.
Alexander City
A new face is taking on the race for city council.
Qualifying has officially come to a close for the August municipal elections, and Alexander City has seen a huge turnout for those wanting to be in public office.
For the last 38 years, Tony Harris has called Alexander City home.
After being in the District 6 seat on the City of Alexander City City Council for almost a year, Brett Phillips is looking to get his name on the ballot to be in the role once again.
Businessman and local pastor Mike Densmore announced Thursday that he is running for mayor of Alexander City.
After 53 years of community service, Sandra Cullins is aiming to fulfill the ultimate community service role — mayor of Alexander City.
An Alexander City native is looking to get his name on the ballot.
Mayor Woody Baird is officially back on the campaign trail.
Kelly Waldrop, a seasoned business executive and former member and president of the Alexander City Board of Education, has officially announced his candidacy for City of Alexander City City Council in District 4.Â
Mayor Woody Baird is officially back on the campaign trail.
Longtime Alexander City resident Tara Spickard has officially announced her candidacy for the District 3 position of the City of Alexander City City Council in the upcoming municipal election.
For more than 30 years, Scott Rodman has integrated himself into the Alexander City community — and now he’s taking that a step further.
Michael Ponder has made Alexander City his home.
Serving the public has always been a dream for Alexander City City Council District 1 councilman Bobby Tapley, and for more than a decade, he’s lived that dream as the District 1 councilman.
Jaden Tuck has always called Alexander City home.
Bill Young has served in public office before, and now he’s back for another shot.
As a lifelong Alex City native, Cynthia Edwards is motivated to make positive changes in her hometown.Â
Local elections will be here before you know it.
Born and raised in Alexander City, Sandra Wyckoff is returning home.
After putting out some feelers last week and being pleased with the outcome, David Wyckoff has officially announced his intention to run for mayor of Alexander City.
A familiar name will be on the ballot for the City of Alexander City City Council.
Buffy Colvin has officially thrown her name in the hat for mayor.
Dadeville
A familiar face has put her name on the ballot for the District 1 seat on the Dadeville City Council.
Two names are in the running for the District 2 seat on the City of Dadeville City Council, and one of those names is Ann Campbell.
Frank Goodman isn’t ready to give up his role as mayor just yet. Goodman has announced his run for the Aug. 26 municipal election when he will run for mayor of the City of Dadeville once again.
Qualifying has closed for the upcoming municipal elections, and many locals are putting their hats in the ring for public office.
Dr. Chuck Ledbetter is a familiar name and face for many. Â
Camp Hill
A lifelong resident is looking to be the next Camp Hill mayor.
Brittany Powell has dedicated years to serving communities and now she hopes to serve Camp Hill as its next mayor.Â
Qualifying has closed for the upcoming municipal elections, and many locals are putting their hats in the ring for public office.
Cameron Brooks may be young, but if there’s one thing he wants voters to know about him it's that his age won’t stand in his way.Â
The Town of Camp Hill is working its way through storm damage repairs.
After years of leadership through the military, Edwin Aycock is throwing his hat in the ring for a shot at Camp Hill mayor.Â
New Site
New Site native Joey Lain recently announced his candidacy for mayor of New Site, running against incumbent Phil Blasingame.
For the third time, Phil Blasingame is a candidate for mayor of New Site.
