It’s was another thrilling holiday event for the City, as the ALICE Community Center presented the annual Christmas Parade Thursday night. “A huge thank you to the ALICE Community Center, our presenting sponsor, for helping make this parade possible. It was truly an amazing night, and we are so grateful to everyone who worked behind… Continue reading Downtown “Christmasburg” was full of holiday cheer during the annual Christmas Parade
Oak Grove Council approved five resolutions during Tuesday night meeting
The Oak Grove Town Council approved five separate resolutions on a variety of subjects during their Tuesday, December 9th meeting. The first, Resolutions #634 came under Old Business, after several months of work. That resolution will create a 5-member Park Advisory Task Force, whose aim will be to help develop plans for more events and… Continue reading Oak Grove Council approved five resolutions during Tuesday night meeting
Eight Talladega County educators have earned National Board Certification
Talladega County Schools is proud to announce that eight educators have earned National Board Certification, and two educators have achieved Maintenance of Certification this year. National Board Certified Teachers represent the highest standards of our profession. Their achievement reflects deep expertise, reflective practice, and an unwavering commitment to student growth. Please join us in congratulating… Continue reading Eight Talladega County educators have earned National Board Certification
Sylacauga Christmas Parade winners announced
A light drizzle didn’t keep the crowds away and community support of the event was great. Every year, a panel of judges select the winners of the float awards. The winners are: 1st Place: Sylacauga Housing Authority2nd Place: Sylacauga Veterinary Hospital3rd Place: Engle Services LLC4th Place: Eastaboga Manor, Haunted Attraction5th Place: Pathway Pediatrics Inc When… Continue reading Sylacauga Christmas Parade winners announced
Sylacauga Council approves $2M loan to CVMC
On a 3-1-1 vote, the Sylacauga City Council has approved a $2 million loan to Coosa Valley Medical Center to establish an in-patient mental health facility for adults under the age of 55. With both said they support the mental health facility specifically and the hospital generally, Council president Tiffany Nix voted against, and Councilman… Continue reading Sylacauga Council approves $2M loan to CVMC
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