The Talladega-Lincoln Chapter of Kiwanis Club is holding its second Casino Night on Saturday, June 8, at the International Motorsports Hall of Fame. Dinner is to be served starting at 6 p.m.
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A murder mystery to solve. An Alabama history question unanswered. An adventure into facts about flags is offered on Flag Day, June 14. The month of June brings these diverse types of events which promise to be engaging. In each case, there’s something new to discover.
In spite of the somewhat dicey weather on the afternoon of May 18, “Get Fired Up For Wendy” at Ridgeview Baptist Church was a success. An exact total was not available right away, but the event raised more than $3,000.
Registration for Heritage Hall 2024 Arts Camp is now underway, with the Talladega museum planning to conduct three camps at a local rec center.
A 72-year-old Riverside man identified as Delbert W. Shaw was reported drowned Monday night.
Talladega police are investigating the discovery of a dead body in an abandoned duplex just a block off the city’s main drag.
The Sylacauga City Council has voted to spend $98,400 to replace a major cable on a ladder truck in the fire department.
Humor columnist Lisa Davis never knew she liked kids until I had two of my own. Even though the kids are grown, she still gets her fill of small humans as she volunteers to teach music at PreSchool Friends at Grace Episcopal Church in Anniston.
Most of the questions and comments offered this past Tuesday night referred to the equality of attention and funding given to a certain sport.
Gathered at the top of a hill inside the place named “Daniel’s House,” their faces held a visible and shared expression of joy.
Jacksonville State University has announced that it will be closing its Office of Diversity and Inclusion at the end of the month.
After six seasons and a whole lot of post-game celebrations, Nick Grogan has coached his last Sylacauga girls soccer match. In Grogan’s time with the Aggies, the team had a 76-38-4 overall record, including six state tournament berths.
Southern football 100 years ago wasn't like Southern football now. The roots of the South's dominance of college football today go all the way back to the Rose Bowl on Jan. 1, 1926. Alabama scored an upset that still reverberates through the sport.
A murder mystery to solve. An Alabama history question unanswered. An adventure into facts about flags is offered on Flag Day, June 14. The month of June brings these diverse types of events which promise to be engaging. In each case, there’s something new to discover.
The college I worked for asked me to go to Washington, D.C., for a seminar with the Council of Christian Colleges and Universities. I didn’t have to be asked twice!
