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Alabama to Celebrate Two Million Books Delivered Through Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library

Governor Ivey Marks Literacy Milestone as Alabama Reaches 2 Million Books Mailed Through Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library

MONTGOMERY — Governor Kay Ivey announced Monday that Alabama will mark a major early-literacy achievement this month as Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library surpasses two million books mailed to children statewide since its full rollout. “Alabama is putting our children first. Our parents are our first teachers, and by supporting early learning at home, we are […]

Anniston City Council Approves Chief Ladiga Trail Final Payment, Addresses Animal Control Crisis

Anniston City Council

ANNISTON, Ala. — The Anniston City Council convened for a work session and formal meeting on December 2, 2025, addressing budget amendments, economic development strategies, and growing concerns about stray animals and infrastructure needs throughout the city. Work Session: Economic Development Focus During the 4:30 p.m. work session, the council heard presentations from two key […]

Gadsden State A Cappella Choir Announces 2025 Christmas Tour

Gadsden State A Cappella Choir announces 2025 Christmas Tour

GADSDEN, AL — The Gadsden State Community College A Cappella Choir and Singers will bring holiday music to communities across the region as part of their 2025 Christmas Tour, set to run from Nov. 30 through mid-December. The annual tour includes performances at churches, civic events, and holiday celebrations, featuring a mix of classic and […]

Jax State Signs 25 in Early Class as Kelly Prioritizes High School Talent

Jax State signees

JACKSONVILLE — Jax State signed added 25 high school signees in the early signing period for football Wednesday, including 17 three-star prospects. The three-star list includes Jacksonville Christian quarterback Noah Lee and Piedmont wide receiver Rollie Pinto. Lee, one of two quarterbacks signed, will have his signing ceremony Thursday at JCA, and Pinto will have […]

Donoho School 3rd Grade Choir Brings Holiday Cheer to Anniston City Hall

Anniston Christmas

ANNISTON, AL — The holiday season began on a festive note in downtown Anniston this morning as the Donoho School 3rd Grade Choir performed a selection of Christmas carols on the front steps of City Hall. The performance drew smiles from city staff, passersby, and visitors, creating a cheerful start to the day. Children sang […]

Ohatchee Hitter Alanah Fitch Signs with Gadsden State After Elite Eight Run

Ohatchee’s Alanah Fitch signs Tuesday to play volleyball for Gadsden State Community College. (Submitted photo)

After moving to hitter and leading Ohatchee back to the Elite Eight this past season, Fitch signs with Gadsden State Community College. OHATCHEE — Alanah Fitch proved herself as a hitter while helping Ohatchee make yet another Elite Eight appearance this past season, and she’ll get the chance to prove herself as a college volleyball […]

Piedmont Council Adjusts Parade Route, Advances Court Diversion Plan

Piedmont City Council

Piedmont, AL – The Piedmont City Council worked through a busy agenda Tuesday night, including action on the city’s holiday schedule and a route change for this week’s Christmas parade. The Council held the first reading of Ordinance 644, which would create a pre-trial diversion program for the Municipal Court. A vote is expected at […]