US Cops: We Didn’t Do Nothing!
Oxford, AL – First Responders, a German documentary series, offers viewers a firsthand look at the demanding work of firefighters, paramedics, and rescue personnel. Featuring footage from real emergency responses, the series documents the challenges first responders encounter while managing critical situations, making time-sensitive decisions, and coordinating efforts in high-pressure environments. The documentary also examines […]
Gov. Ivey Awards $280,806 Grant for Substance Abuse Treatment in Alabama Prisons
MONTGOMERY, AL – Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey has awarded a $280,806 grant to the Alabama Department of Corrections (ADOC) to support substance abuse treatment programs in eight state correctional facilities. The funding will support a 12-month Residential Substance Abuse Treatment program designed to address drug addiction among incarcerated individuals and reduce the likelihood of repeat […]
Calhoun County Youth Earn Top Honors at Alabama National Fair Livestock Shows
MONTGOMERY, AL – Several Calhoun County youth earned recognition during livestock competitions at the 2026 Alabama National Fair in Montgomery, with participants placing in sheep, swine and goat shows held Oct. 10-17. The competitions brought together young livestock exhibitors from across Alabama to demonstrate their animal handling, livestock evaluation and showmanship skills. Among the Calhoun […]
Kerr’s Redi Mix Establishes Endowed Scholarship for Students at Gadsden State
CENTRE, AL – Kerr’s Redi Mix, Inc. has established an endowed scholarship through the Gadsden State Cardinal Foundation to support Cherokee County students pursuing education and workforce training at Gadsden State Community College. The Kerr’s Redi Mix, Inc. Endowed Scholarship for Cherokee County will provide financial assistance to eligible students enrolled in Construction Technology, Education, […]
Alabama Secretary of State Announces America 250 Voting Stickers, Signs National Anti-Fraud Pledge
MONTGOMERY, AL – Alabama Secretary of State Wes Allen has announced two initiatives involving the upcoming November 3, 2026, General Election and fraud prevention efforts, including the release of commemorative voting stickers and his participation in a national anti-fraud pledge led by Vice President JD Vance. New “I Voted” Stickers Celebrate America’s 250th Anniversary Allen […]
Anniston City Council Reviews Tire Cleanup, Road Financing, Waste Collection Changes and Economic Development
ANNISTON, AL — The Anniston City Council addressed a range of municipal issues during its October 20 work session and regular meeting, including ongoing cleanup efforts at Gensco Tire properties, road and bridge improvement financing, changes to the city’s bulk waste collection agreement, and economic development initiatives. The council also approved licensing requests, authorized funding […]
Piedmont City Council Approves Recovery Residence Ordinance, Reviews Department Reports and Addresses Resident Concerns
PIEDMONT, AL — The Piedmont City Council addressed several matters during its October 20, 2026, meeting, including the adoption of regulations for recovery residences, monthly reports from city departments, equipment purchases for the fire department, and concerns regarding property drainage. Council Adopts Recovery Residence Regulations The council approved Ordinance 650, adopting the Calhoun County Commission’s […]
ALEA Urges Drivers to Prioritize School Bus Safety During National School Bus Safety Week
MONTGOMERY, AL — The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) is reminding motorists, parents and students of the importance of school bus safety as Alabama observes National School Bus Safety Week, October 19–23, 2026. The annual observance, recognized during the third full week of October, focuses on safe driving practices, student awareness and the role of […]
Alabama Attorney General Joins Supreme Court Brief Supporting Religious Exemptions to School Vaccination Requirements
MONTGOMERY, AL – Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall has joined a coalition of 16 state attorneys general urging the U.S. Supreme Court to consider a case involving parental religious rights and vaccination requirements for students enrolled in online public schools. The case involves Krystal and Anthony Perry, West Virginia parents who object to vaccinating their […]
Alabama Forestry Commission Estimates $33.5 Million in Timber Damage From Hurricane Isaias
MONTGOMERY, AL – The Alabama Forestry Commission (AFC) estimates that Hurricane Isaias damaged more than 2.5 million tons of timber across southwest Alabama, resulting in preliminary losses exceeding $33.5 million. The findings, released October 16, follow an initial aerial survey of areas hardest hit by the storm, including Conecuh, Escambia and Monroe counties. AFC pilots […]