Alexandria Graduate Publishes Children’s Book Inspired by Her Golden Retrievers
CALHOUN COUNTY, AL – Local author and educator Logan Tucker has released her first children’s book, “The Marvelous Adventures of Molly & Brooks: The Creek Chronicles Volume 1,” inspired by her beloved golden retrievers. Tucker, who graduated from Alexandria High School in 2019, completed her degree at Jacksonville State University in just 3½ years after […]
Shoplifters Caught In The Act!: US Cops Documentary Series Featuring Oxford Police Department S3E60
Oxford, AL – First Responders is a compelling documentary series from a German production company that redefines our perspective on frontline workers. With powerful storytelling, it captures their unwavering commitment, the personal sacrifices they make, and the extraordinary work they do. Offering a close, emotional look at their bravery, resilience, and humanity, the series seeks […]
Calhoun County Gardening – Country Cottage Plantings: Blending Rustic Charm with Vertical Garden Beauty
Calhoun County, AL – Many gardeners enjoy a relaxed Southern style of gardening. Their use of farming fences, sheds, and rustic themes lies at the heart of Country Cottage Plantings. The basic idea is to plant vegetables together with flowers. When creating a casual gardening island, you need vertical eye appeal—such as by using seeds like […]
Calhoun County Commission Addresses Property Issues, Storm Recovery at Thursday Meeting
ANNISTON, AL – The Calhoun County Commission convened Thursday morning, May 22, 2025, to tackle a lengthy agenda focused primarily on property nuisance abatements and infrastructure improvements, while also recognizing local emergency response efforts following this week’s tornado. Storm Recovery Takes Center Stage Chairman Howell opened the meeting by recognizing the dedicated work of the […]
Senator Katie Britt Urges Bipartisan Support for Child Care Legislation on Senate Floor
WASHINGTON, D.C. — U.S. Senator Katie Britt (R-Ala.) delivered a speech on the Senate floor this week in support of her Child Care Availability and Affordability Act, a bipartisan bill aimed at addressing the nation’s ongoing child care challenges. Her remarks emphasized broad and growing support for the legislation, both among lawmakers and the American […]
Veteran Finds New Hope Through Jacksonville State University Victory Programs
Jacksonville, AL – As originally reported by Brett Buckner of JSU’s Media Department, James Monroe, a 59-year-old veteran who spent seven years in the National Guard, was facing a dark period in his life. Laid off from work and struggling with depression, Monroe knew he needed help. That help came from an unexpected but life-changing source—Jacksonville […]
Governor Ivey Appoints Judge Bill Lewis to Alabama Supreme Court Following Justice Mitchell’s Resignation
MONTGOMERY, AL — Governor Kay Ivey announced Tuesday the appointment of Judge Bill Lewis to the Supreme Court of Alabama, filling a vacancy created by the resignation of Justice Jay Mitchell, who stepped down from the bench earlier this week. “Judge Bill Lewis continues demonstrating justice and fairness under the law, as well as a […]
Gadsden State Community College Celebrates Spring 2025 Graduates in Cherokee Ceremony
CENTRE, AL – Gadsden State Community College held its Spring Commencement Ceremony on May 13 at the Richard Lindsey Arena on the Gadsden State Cherokee campus. The celebration honored students who fulfilled the academic and technical requirements of their respective programs during the Spring 2025 semester. The ceremony featured addresses from three student speakers—Daniel Brown, […]
Attorney General Steve Marshall Leads 24-State Coalition in Support of Ohio Law Restricting Gender Transition Procedures for Minors
MONTGOMERY, AL — Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall has led a coalition of 24 states in filing an amicus brief urging the Ohio Supreme Court to review a decision by the Ohio Tenth District Court of Appeals that blocked enforcement of Ohio’s law restricting gender transition procedures for minors. The law, passed by the Ohio […]
