Jacksonville Woman Killed in Two-Vehicle Crash on U.S. 431
CALHOUN COUNTY, AL — A two-vehicle crash that occurred at approximately 8:45 a.m. on Thursday, April 24, claimed the life of a Jacksonville woman. According to the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA), Sandra M. Murray, 63, was fatally injured when the 2011 Ford Focus she was driving was struck by a 2012 Volvo tractor-trailer. The […]
Alabama Lawmakers Consider Bill to Expand Wildlife Rehabilitation Protections
Montgomery, AL – A bill aimed at expanding legal protections for individuals who care for injured or orphaned wildlife is moving forward in the Alabama Legislature. House Bill 448 (HB448), known as the Alabama Good Samaritan Wildlife Rehabilitation Act, was introduced by State Representative Ben Harrison (R-District 2, Limestone/Lauderdale) and recently passed the House Subcommittee […]
“A Night at the Popera” Coming to Oxford Performing Arts Center May 2
Oxford, AL – The Oxford Performing Arts Center is set to host a spectacular evening of music on Friday, May 2, at 7:30 p.m., as “A Night at the Popera” takes the stage. This special performance will feature the acclaimed Atlanta Pops Orchestra, along with a lineup of remarkable vocal talent, for a night that […]
Calhoun County Gardening – Iris: A Blooming Beauty and a Greenery Staple for Every Garden
Calhoun County, AL – We celebrate the iris easily for its colorful blooms! However! The iris provides a quick, economical greenery answer to your landscape project. The iris leaves are sword like, sturdy, vertical eye appeal. When you install a new border or large mass of space the iris greenery can be useful in creating […]
“I Spy! Morse Code” Event Set for May 3 at Anniston Museums and Gardens
ANNISTON, AL — Young history enthusiasts and curious minds are invited to the Anniston Museums and Gardens on Saturday, May 3, from 1:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. for the next installment of the Berman Museum’s popular children’s program series, I Spy!. This month’s program, I Spy! Morse Code, will introduce participants to one of the […]
Buster Stewart Retires After 21 Years Leading Gadsden State Men’s Tennis
Gadsden, AL — After more than two decades of leadership, mentorship, and success on the court, Buster Stewart, head coach of Gadsden State Community College’s men’s tennis team, is retiring. “The decision to retire wasn’t easy because coaching has been such a big part of my life,” Stewart said. “But after 21 incredible years, I […]
Hobson City Unveils Its First-Ever Town Flag, A Symbol of Unity and Resilience
HOBSON CITY, AL — In a historic milestone for Alabama’s first incorporated all-Black town, Hobson City proudly unveiled its first official town flag. The flag, presented to the town by the Hobson City Enhancement Committee, symbolizes patriotism, unity, resilience, and hope for the community. Mayor Alberta McCrory shared the significance of the moment during a […]
Go Build Alabama Launches Updated Training Page to Expand Skilled Trades Access
Montgomery, AL – Go Build Alabama has launched an updated Training Page aimed at expanding access to skilled trades education and helping to close workforce gaps across the state. The revised platform offers a more user-friendly directory of training opportunities, including high school career technical programs, apprenticeships, college pathways, and industry-specific certifications. Users can filter options […]
Women’s Club of Weiss Lake Offering Scholarship for Gadsden State Students
Cherokee County, AL – The Women’s Club of Weiss Lake is continuing its commitment to education and community service by offering a $1,500 scholarship to a deserving student at Gadsden State Community College. The scholarship may be used to cover the cost of tuition, books, fees, or any other college-related expenses. It is open to […]