Sylacauga - Pastor Rick Patrick reports that Sylacauga’s First Baptist Church celebrated a special anniversary this past weekend, “Sunday, August 16, 2026, was exactly 112 years to the day since we held our first service in this sanctuary in 1914.” The landmark church and its congregation have played a lot of major roles in the… Continue reading FBC Sylacauga celebrated their sanctuary’s anniversary over the weekend
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News from the Sylacauga community
Ignite Business Summit tickets are on sale
Sylacauga - Tickets are on sale from the Sylacauga Chamber of Commerce for the September 25th Ignite Business Summit. For a growing business, it’s about working smarter, not harder this year. This exclusive event in Sylacauga for businesses and organizations of all sizes, will help increase the efficiency of your business by equipping with acurate… Continue reading Ignite Business Summit tickets are on sale
King’s Home Thrift celebrates their Grand Opening with a Ribbon-Cutting in Sylacauga
Sylacauga - King Home Thrift celebrated their Grand Opening in the Fort William’s Square Shopping Center with a Friday Ribbon-Cutting ceremony, opening the doors with guaranteed lower prices, with the promise that “Every Purchase Restores Hope” through their King’s Home mission of life-changing support for abused youth, women, and children. Under the direction of former Crimson… Continue reading King’s Home Thrift celebrates their Grand Opening with a Ribbon-Cutting in Sylacauga
The long journey to a new Sylacauga Rec Center gets closer to reality
Sylacauga - When Sylacauga Parks and Recreation Director Steve Masters opened the ground-breaking ceremony on Wednesday (8/12), he referenced an already long journey it took to get to that point, “The idea started in 2017, and it didn’t take long to understand that nothing government moves quickly.” But Masters noted many of the ideas and… Continue reading The long journey to a new Sylacauga Rec Center gets closer to reality
The Sylacauga Farmers Market 2026 will extend well into September
SYLACAUGA, Ala. - Weather has cooperated with area farmers during the 2026 growing season. So, the Sylacauga Farmers Market, which often ends its summer operation near the start of a new school year, will extend the season into September, before hopefully making way for a fall market as well. That means fresh fruits and vegetables… Continue reading The Sylacauga Farmers Market 2026 will extend well into September
RadioAlabama hosted the August Childersburg Area Chamber Coffee
Sylacauga - RadioAlabama’s Lee Perryman welcomed everyone to the August Chamber Coffee from the Childersburg Area Chamber of Commerce, “Our missions are to meet people and make a difference. We have 63 people on our payroll across 13 radio stations serving a region along 280 from Chelsea to Auburn/Opelika, from Pell Cit to Montgomery, along… Continue reading RadioAlabama hosted the August Childersburg Area Chamber Coffee
Sylacauga Chamber hosts “New Beginnings Breakfast”
SYLACAUGA, Ala. - Last week, the Sylacauga Chamber helped welcome the new educators for Sylacauga City Schools and Talladega County Schools at the New Beginnings Breakfasts presented by AEA UniServ District 15. Thanks to the donations of several local businesses, we were able to give every new educator a bag full of supplies to help… Continue reading Sylacauga Chamber hosts “New Beginnings Breakfast”
School start means more traffic, stronger enforcement
STATEWIDE, Ala. - with the start of a new school year, there are a few “gIvens” involved in your morning and afternoon plans, even if you don’t have kids in school. There will be more traffic on the roadways, as school busses, parents transporting children, and students licensed to drive will be making their way… Continue reading School start means more traffic, stronger enforcement
Jury awards $5 million to a Sylacauga native after she suffered rare form of paralysis
Jefferson County - A Jefferson County jury has awarded $5 million to a Sylacauga native in a verdict against the University of Alabama Health Services Foundation, the private corporation that employs UAB Hospital providers. According to the complaint, filed in January 2018, Anna Comer suffered a catastrophic brain injury after being hospitalized at UAB in… Continue reading Jury awards $5 million to a Sylacauga native after she suffered rare form of paralysis
Sylacauga Parks & Recreation Announces Ground Breaking for New Rec Center
Sylacauga - The Sylacauga Parks and Recreation will host the Ground Breaking Ceremony for the new recreation center on Wednesday, August 12 at 5:30 p.m. Everyone in the community is invited to attend this long-awaited event. The ceremony will begin promptly at 5:30 PM at the site which is situated at Highway 21, North Norton… Continue reading Sylacauga Parks & Recreation Announces Ground Breaking for New Rec Center
