One local high school starts robotic pilot program.
The robots are here, and area high school students are learning how to program them for the future. A local community celebrates its heritage, and a traffic stop leads to a big drug bust. Hot and more hot weather with Jon Holder. A big hire for a local coach and Etowah County Sports Hall of […]
Strutting in Support: Anniston Police “Walk a Mile in Her Shoes” for Charity Event
Anniston, AL – This past weekend, the Anniston Police Foundation and the Anniston Police Department hosted the “Walk a Mile in Her Shoes” charity walk to raise awareness and funds to combat domestic violence. The event, held to benefit 2nd Chance, Inc., drew a strong turnout and proved to be both impactful and enjoyable for […]
Oxford High School Launches Summer Industrial Robotics Bootcamp in Partnership with Alabama Robotics Technology Park and AIDT
Oxford, AL — This summer, Oxford High School (OHS) will serve as the pilot school for a groundbreaking statewide K12 workforce development initiative. The school has partnered with the Alabama Robotics Technology Park (RTP) and Alabama’s workforce training agency, AIDT, to host an Industrial Robotics Bootcamp. This program marks the kickoff of a broader effort […]
Jacksonville Police Stats 6/2/24-6/9/24
Jacksonville, AL – The Jacksonville Police Department has shared the weekly stats for the dates of 6/2/24-6/9/24. There were a total of 226 answered calls for service. There were 73 criminal incident/offense reports taken. There were 16 felony arrests made and 19 misdemeanor arrests. There were seven traffic accidents, 98 traffic stops, and 37 citations/written […]
Oxford Public Library to Host Book Club with Author Valerie Fraser Luesse
Oxford, AL — The Oxford Public Library is excited to announce a special event for book enthusiasts and community members alike. On Monday, June 17th, at 3:00 pm, the library will host its monthly book club featuring acclaimed author Valerie Fraser Luesse. Attendees will have the unique opportunity to discuss Luesse’s latest novel and engage […]
End of an Era in Piedmont
Piedmont, AL – Smith steps down as Piedmont softball coach, bringing end to highly successful family run with Bulldogs. Strott promoted. Editor’s note: East Alabama Sports Today editor Joe Medley contributed to this story. By Shannon Fagan WEIS Sports Director Steve and Rachel Smith had long, successful runs as head coaches at Piedmont and their three […]
Jacksonville Marching Southerners Honor WWII Heroes at St. James American Cemetery and Sainte-Mère-Église Parade
Normandy, France — The Marching Southerners, Jacksonville State University’s renowned marching band, recently delivered a poignant performance at an official public ceremony held at St. James American Cemetery. Collaborating with other ensembles, choirs, and JROTC students, the band paid tribute to the brave men and women who fought to liberate Western Europe during World War […]
May Monthly Activity Report: Insights from the Piedmont Police Department
Piedmont, AL – The City of Piedmont Police Department lists their activity for the public to view. Within this report are some abbreviations that may not be known to everyone. F.T.A – Failure to Appear, someone did not go to a court date and a judge has issued a warrant for their arrest. F.T.P. – Failure […]
New Hope in Oxford
Oxford , AL – With athletics offerings expanding in school’s second year, Hope Christian hires Top Gun owner, Monsters’ GM Brooks to lead baseball program. By Joe Medley Hope Christian Academy’s sports offerings will expand in the 2024-25 school year, and so will Roby Brooks’ titles. The owner of Top Gun Athletics and newly minded general […]
