Ohatchee Council Updates Towing, Building Permit Ordinances; Approves Shopping Center Improvements
Ohatchee, AL — The Ohatchee Town Council approved updated ordinances governing towing services and building permits and authorized up to $9,300 for improvements near the town shopping center during its Tuesday, Sept. 22, meeting. Much of the council’s work session centered on a new towing ordinance replacing regulations dating to the 1970s. Officials discussed requirements […]
Calhoun County Native Jackson Cleary Receives $2,000 Agriculture Scholarship
AUBURN, AL — Calhoun County native and Auburn University senior Jackson Cleary was among 79 students recognized Sept. 21 during the Alabama Farmers Federation’s annual scholarship awards program at Lazenby Farms in Auburn. Cleary received a $2,000 scholarship from the Alabama Farmers Agriculture Foundation and the Calhoun County Farmers Federation. He is studying agriscience education […]
Oxford City Council Approves FY 2027 Budget, $2.9 Million Softball Complex Project
Oxford, AL — The Oxford City Council approved the city’s fiscal year 2027 budget, authorized a nearly $3 million synthetic turf project at the Oxford Softball Complex and addressed several infrastructure projects during its Tuesday, Sept. 22 meeting. The meeting also included recognition of two promotions within the Oxford Police Department. Officers Brian Norton and […]
Anniston Flag Football Stays Perfect at 7-0 with Win Over Hope Christian
Anniston ups to 7-0, and 4-5 Hope Christian continues growth against tough competition in first season. ANNISTON — Flag football’s growth in Calhoun County was on display Monday at Anniston. The Bulldogs continued their best season yet, beating Hope Christian, the county’s first-year team, 33-0 at Lott-Mosby Stadium. Anniston improved to 7-0. “I’m feeling like […]