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Rogers Announces $949.1 Million for Anniston Army Depot Projects

Rep. Rogers Announces Over $949 Million in Funding for Anniston Army Depot in Reconciliation Spending

Washington D.C. – U.S. Rep. Mike Rogers (AL-03) announced that $949.1 million in funding from the One Big, Beautiful Bill Act will support Military Construction Projects at the Anniston Army Depot. An additional $68 million has been allocated for the design of the new Space Command Headquarters at Redstone Arsenal in Huntsville. According to Rogers’ office, […]

Regional Medical Center Foundation Announces $12,000 Martha Vandervoort Scholarship; Applications Due March 6

Scholarship Oppurtunity

Anniston, AL – The Regional Medical Center Foundation is now accepting applications for the 2026 Martha Vandervoort Scholarship, a $12,000 award available to qualifying students pursuing healthcare-related fields. According to information released by the foundation, the scholarship is open to students who meet specific eligibility criteria. Applicants must be pursuing a healthcare-related major, maintain a minimum […]

OSHA Compliance Training Event to Be Held March 26 at Calhoun County Area Chamber

OSHA COMPLIANCE TRAINING (1 ‑ DAY EVENT) Featuring a Live Special Session “ASK THE COMPLIANCE OFFICER” (With a former OSHA Compliance Safety & Health Officer)

Anniston, AL – A one-day OSHA Compliance Training event is scheduled for Thursday, March 26, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Calhoun County Area Chamber and Visitors Center. The event will feature a live special session titled “Ask the Compliance Officer,” presented by a former OSHA Compliance Safety & Health Officer. Organizers say the […]

Jacksonville State University January 2026 Campus Crime Stats

JSU-Police-Stats

Jacksonville, AL – Jacksonville State University has released a summary of reported campus incidents for January 2026, outlining a range of cases investigated by campus police and security across multiple residence halls and university facilities. According to the university, reported incidents during the month included theft, burglary, harassment, drug-related offenses, domestic-related cases, and one arrest connected […]

Governor Ivey Proclaims Public Schools Week, Highlights Education Gains Across Alabama

Governor Ivey Proclaims Public Schools Week, Celebrates Historic Gains by Alabama Students and Educators

Montgomery, AL – On Monday, Kay Ivey officially proclaimed Public Schools Week in Alabama, recognizing the progress made by students, teachers and schools statewide and emphasizing the importance of continued investment in education. “Every child deserves a high-quality education, and every teacher deserves the right training and support. Together, Alabama’s students and teachers are proving that […]

Coosa River Cleanup Scheduled for Feb. 28 at Hart’s Ferry in Ohatchee

Coosa CleanUp

Ohatchee, AL – A community river cleanup event is planned for Saturday, Feb. 28, at 9 a.m. at Hart’s Ferry, with volunteers invited to help remove litter and debris from the Coosa River area. The event, organized by Alabama Scenic River Trail in partnership with Coosa Riverkeeper, will take place at the remains of Hart’s Ferry […]

Alabama Joins Multistate Brief Supporting Louisiana Challenge to FDA Abortion Pill Rule

Alabama Joins 21-State Coalition to Stop Biden-Era FDA Rule Undermining Pro-Life Laws

Montgomery, AL – Alabama has joined a coalition of 21 states in filing a legal brief supporting Louisiana’s lawsuit challenging a federal rule that expanded access to abortion medication through telehealth and mail distribution. The case centers on a 2023 action by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) that removed certain longstanding restrictions on the […]