Wooten’s Easy Eatery Gives Back in Calhoun County
Calhoun County, AL — What could have been a costly catering cancellation quickly turned into a heartfelt act of generosity, thanks to the quick thinking and community spirit of Shaye and Blake Wooten, owners of Wooten’s Easy Eatery—a local catering company known for its fresh, flavorful fare and outstanding service. Specializing in full-service catering for […]
Confused Woman Thinks She’s in a Different State: US Cops Documentary Series Featuring Oxford Police Department S3E66
Oxford, AL – First Responders is a gripping documentary series from Germany that presents an intimate and heartfelt look at the lives of frontline workers. Through powerful storytelling, it captures their unwavering dedication, the emotional and physical demands of their work, and the immense challenges they confront daily. With a focus on their humanity, the […]
Jimmy L. Harrell Jr. Announces Candidacy for Jacksonville City Council, Place 3
Jacksonville, AL – Jimmy L. Harrell Jr. has officially announced his candidacy for Place 3 on the Jacksonville City Council, emphasizing a platform focused on community engagement, economic development, public safety, and sustainable growth. A longtime resident and public servant, Harrell previously served on the Jacksonville City Council and brings over two decades of experience […]
Hobson City to Host 2025 Women’s Health Summit on June 14
Hobson City, AL — The Town of Hobson City, Alabama’s first incorporated African-American city, in partnership with the Community Enhancement Committee of Hobson City, will host the 2025 Women’s Health Summit on Saturday, June 14. The event will be held from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at the William Hutchins Building, located at 715 Martin […]
Senator Britt Joins Republican Lawmakers in Calling for Repeal of FEMA’s Risk Rating 2.0
WASHINGTON, D.C. — U.S. Senator Katie Britt (R-AL), a member of the Senate Banking Committee, has joined Senator Bill Cassidy (R-LA) and several other Senate Republicans in urging the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to eliminate Risk Rating 2.0, a flood insurance policy they say is placing undue financial strain on homeowners nationwide. In a […]
Oxford City Council Approves Zoning Changes, Equipment Purchases at June 10 Meeting
Oxford, AL – The Oxford City Council met Tuesday, June 10, 2025, and unanimously approved all items on the agenda, including several zoning changes, equipment purchases, and an election resolution. Three ordinances were passed to rezone properties across the city. Ordinance No. 2025-28 rezoned the property at 230 Ross Street from Residential 1 District (R-1) […]
Gadsden State Cardinal Foundation Recognizes Board Members and Welcomes New Leadership
GADSDEN, AL – During the most recent meeting of the Gadsden State Cardinal Foundation, several board members were honored for their dedicated service, and new officers and members were formally introduced. Outgoing President Tommie Goggans III was recognized for his leadership over the past two years. Under his guidance, the Foundation hosted two gala events […]
Former Senator Doug Jones to Speak at Sold-Out Juneteenth Community Dialogue Dinner in Oxford
Oxford, AL — Former U.S. Senator Doug Jones is set to speak at a sold-out Juneteenth “Community Dialogue” Dinner in Oxford on Wednesday, June 19, 2025. The event, hosted at the historic Hubbard’s Off Main restaurant, aims to foster a civil, fact-based discussion across party lines and provide attendees with an opportunity to engage directly […]
Gregory Hunt Executed by Nitrogen Hypoxia for 1988 Murder of Karen Lane
Atmore, AL – The State of Alabama on Tuesday evening carried out the execution of Gregory Hunt by nitrogen hypoxia at the William C. Holman Correctional Facility. Hunt was convicted and sentenced to death for the 1988 capital murder of 32-year-old Karen Sanders Lane in Cordova, Alabama. His death was pronounced at 6:26 p.m., following […]