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Calhoun County Native Honored with Statewide Agriculture Scholarship

Calhoun County native and Auburn University student Jackson Cleary received a $2,000 scholarship from the Alabama Farmers Agriculture Foundation and the Calhoun County Farmers Federation. Cleary was recognized during the Alabama Farmers Federation scholarship reception Sept. 29 at Lazenby Farms in Auburn. Cleary is a sophomore studying pre-agriscience education. From left are Federation President Jimmy Parnell, Cleary, past Calhoun County Farmers Federation President and Federation Central Area Vice President Jon Hegeman, and Federation District 6 Director Phillip Hunter.

Auburn, AL — Calhoun County native and Auburn University student Jackson Cleary has been awarded a $2,000 scholarship from the Alabama Farmers Agriculture Foundation (AFAF) and the Calhoun County Farmers Federation. Cleary, a sophomore studying pre-agriscience education, was recognized during the Alabama Farmers Federation’s annual scholarship reception held September 29 at Lazenby Farms in Auburn. […]

Regional Medical Center Earns National Recognition and Accelerates Progress in Patient Care in Anniston

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Anniston, AL — Regional Medical Center (RMC) is continuing its upward momentum toward becoming one of Alabama’s leading healthcare providers, earning national recognition while implementing cutting-edge technology and reducing emergency room wait times. In an exclusive interview with the Calhoun Journal, RMC CEO Keith Parrottdiscussed the hospital’s measurable improvements, national accolades, and future direction, emphasizing a renewed commitment […]

Zeta Tau Alpha to “Paint the Town Pink” for Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Zeta Tau Alpha to “Paint the Town Pink” for Breast Cancer Awareness

JACKSONVILLE, AL — As October marks Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the sisters of Zeta Tau Alpha at Jacksonville State University are once again preparing to “paint Jacksonville pink” in support of breast cancer awareness and research. Each year, the sorority’s “Paint the Town Pink” campaign transforms Pelham Road/State Highway 21 with hundreds of pink bows—each […]

Gadsden State’s CoMeT Program Honored as Regional Best Practice in Work-Based Learning

Gadsden State’s CoMeT Program Recognized for Excellence in Work-Based Learning

Gadsden, AL – Gadsden State Community College’s Consortium of Machining Education Training (CoMeT) program has been recognized by the Alabama Office of Apprenticeship as one of the state’s 2025 Regional Best Practices in Work-Based Learning. This statewide recognition celebrates 18 programs that exemplify innovation, strong partnerships, and measurable impact in career-connected education. CoMeT was honored for […]

Memorial Bench Honors Weaver Mother’s Fallen Son

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Weaver, AL — This week, a touching ceremony took place at 1021 Edgewood Drive in Weaver to honor the memory of a local mother’s late son, who served in the military and tragically lost his life to suicide. Ms. Kristel Haynes reached out to Robert Luna from the AL2LA (Alabama to Los Angeles) organization to […]

ALEA and NHTSA Promote Awareness During National Pedestrian Safety Month

ALEA Participates in National Pedestrian Safety Month Drivers Urged to Stay Alert and Slow Down

Montgomery, AL – October is National Pedestrian Safety Month, and the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) is joining forces with the U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) to remind drivers that every step matters when it comes to saving lives. In 2024, Alabama recorded 620 pedestrian injuries and 120 fatalities resulting from […]