Calhoun County Commission Hosts Electronics Recycling Day
Anniston, AL – Calhoun County residents are encouraged to clear out their closets and basements for a special event hosted by the Calhoun County Commission. On Thursday, May 9th, from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm, the county will be holding an Electronics Recycling Day at the Calhoun County Administration Building, located at 1702 Noble Street […]
Gadsden State Volleyball Star Ziniah Hardy Transfers to Tuskegee University
Gadsden, AL – A new chapter begins for volleyball standout Ziniah Hardy as she bids farewell to Gadsden State Community College and prepares to embark on an exciting journey at Tuskegee University. After two remarkable seasons with the Cardinals, Hardy announced her decision to transfer during a signing event held on Thursday at the Beck […]
Hearts on Fire to Host Free Youth Talent Show in Anniston
Anniston, AL – Get ready to witness the extraordinary talents of Anniston’s youth at the upcoming Hearts on Fire Free Youth Talent Show. Set to take place on Friday, May 10th, at the Anniston City Meeting Center, this event promises an evening filled with entertainment, laughter, and heartfelt performances. Hosted by Hearts on Fire, a […]
U.S. Senators Oppose Biden’s Plan to Welcome Gazan Refugees, Citing Terrorism Concerns
Washington D.C. – U.S. Senators Katie Britt (R-Ala.), Joni Ernst (R-Iowa), and 32 of their colleagues yesterday sent a letter to President Biden opposing his plan to welcome Gazan refugees into the United States, citing concerns of potential terrorist ties. The Senators called on President Biden to instead focus his efforts on returning Americans currently held […]
Calhoun County Fireworks
Calhoun County, AL – Top-ranked Alexandria brings the fireworks, baseball and explosive, to Game 3 victory at Sardis. Springville up next in semifinals. (Includes photo gallery) By Joe Medley SARDIS — Alexandria brought fireworks to Thursday’s Game 3 of the Valley Cubs’ quarterfinal series at Sardis … the explosive and baseball kinds. Bray Goode’s complete-game […]
Alabama Secretary of State Applauds Legislature’s Ban on Ranked Choice Voting
Montgomery, AL – In a move aimed to uphold the integrity of Alabama’s electoral process, the Alabama Legislature has passed SB 186, a bill aimed at prohibiting ranked choice voting in the state’s elections. Wes Allen, Alabama’s Secretary of State, expressed his strong support for this measure, emphasizing the importance of maintaining the principle of “one-person […]
Oxford Jackets Eye Game 3
Oxford, AL – Oxford rallies from five-run deficit to win Game 1 of 6A quarterfinals series, but Mountain Brook takes Game 2 to end Yellow Jackets’ postseason winning streak. Game 3 Friday. Reid Maniscalco’s two-run home run sparked Oxford’s six-run fifth inning, and the Yellow Jackets rallied to beat Mountain Brook 6-5 in Friday’s Game […]
United States Flag to Fly at Half-Staff in Honor of Fallen Firefighters
Washington D.C. – In solemn recognition of the sacrifices made by America’s brave firefighters, the United States Congress established the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation. Since its inception in 1992, this tax-exempt, nonprofit organization has been at the forefront of a nationwide effort to honor the memory of fallen firefighters and provide support to their families and […]
21st Annual Kiwanis Car Show Returns to Oxford
Oxford, Alabama – Car enthusiasts and community supporters alike are gearing up for the much-anticipated return of the Oxford Civic Center’s 21st Annual Kiwanis Car Show. Scheduled for Saturday, May 11th, the event promises a day filled with classic cars, camaraderie, and a commitment to supporting local children and students. Organized by the Kiwanis Club […]
What a special day for some local athletes.
One of the community’s biggest downtown markets opens for the summer on Saturday, and this year it will have a new home. Hundreds of people showed up today for the area’s Special Olympics, and a local state trooper office is getting a new home. Wet weather coming back this weekend, and if game between Alexandria […]
