City of Anniston Invites Community to 22nd Annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Breakfast and Youth Participation Day
Anniston, AL – The City of Anniston “Good Choices” Program extends a warm invitation to the community for the 22nd Annual “Martin Luther King, Jr. Breakfast and Youth Participation Day.” The event is scheduled to commence at 9:00 AM CST on Monday, January 15, 2024, at the Anniston City Meeting Center located at 1615 Noble […]
Jacksonville High School Class of 1973 Honors Fallen Teammate with Scholarship at JSU
Jacksonville, AL – Originally reported by JSU’s Brett Buckner, in a heartfelt tribute to their late high school football teammate, Anthony Odell “Speedy” Cannon, the Jacksonville High School (JHS) Class of 1973 has announced the establishment of the Anthony “Speedy” Cannon Endowed Memorial Scholarship at Jacksonville State University (JSU). This initiative marks 51 years since […]
U.S. Senator Katie Britt Addresses SEC Hack and Raises Concerns on Cybersecurity
Washington D.C. – In response to the reported hack of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) official account on X, formerly known as Twitter, U.S. Senator Katie Britt (R-Ala.), a member of the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs, released a statement expressing her concerns. “Congress and the American people deserve answers regarding […]
Exciting Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Tournament for Teens at Anniston Public Library
Anniston, AL – Gaming enthusiasts and competitive teens are gearing up for a thrilling event at the Anniston Public Library on Thursday, January 18th, at 6:00 pm. The library is set to host a Super Smash Bros. Ultimate tournament, promising an evening filled with intense battles and camaraderie. This upcoming gaming extravaganza is tailor-made for […]
Dazzling Lights and Inspiring Moments at the 2024 Miss JSU Pageant in Jacksonville
Jacksonville, AL – Per the Director of Strategic Communications for JSU, Buffy Lockette, the Leone Cole Auditorium lit up with twinkling lights and glimmering ballgowns as 12 talented women graced the stage for the much-anticipated 2024 Miss JSU Pageant, marking the first major event of the spring semester. The auditorium was packed with eager […]
Signature Ralph
Oxford, AL – Graves finds the answer as Gadsden City withstands Alexander’s 33-point gem, seizes momentum for 6A, Area 13 victory at Oxford. Whitfield’s big second half propels Oxford girls. Friday scoreboard BOYS Gadsden City 59, Oxford 56 Pleasant Valley 38, Ranburne 28 Alexandria 60, Southside 37 Glencoe 74, Hokes Bluff 65 GIRLS Oxford 49, Gadsden […]
Ivey OpEd: Unions want to target one of Alabama’s crown jewel industries, automotive manufacturing. But I’m standing up for Alabamians and protecting our jobs.
Ivey OpEd: Unions want to target one of Alabama’s crown jewel industries, automotive manufacturing. But I’m standing up for Alabamians and protecting our jobs. By: Alabama Governor Kay Ivey September 30, 1993, marked a watershed moment in Alabama history. That is the day Mercedes-Benz went against the grain and chose our state to be […]
Anniston Museum and Gardens Present Third Thursday Plant Sale
Anniston, AL – Get ready for a green-thumb adventure at the Anniston Museum and Gardens as they host the Shop Third Thursday Plant Sale on Thursday, January 18. This exciting event will take place from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm at the Longleaf Botanical Gardens Greenhouses & Nursery. Gardening enthusiasts and nature lovers alike are […]
ASWA Basketball Poll
Calhoun County, AL – The Alabama Sports Writers Association high school basketball rankings began with teams reporting results to their local sports writers, and those writers nominating teams for consideration. Writers recommend teams, with each team’s record, opponents and margins of wins and losses. Rankings are compiled from that information. GIRLS CLASS 7A 1. Bob Jones […]
