Sylacauga - The Sylacauga Chamber observed National Teacher Appreciation Week by surprising local teacher with special treats. The Chamber staff delivered cookie packs and milk to educators in Sylacauga City Schools and Talladega County Schools with a special thought, “We’re so thankful for the wonderful educators and staff that show our future. Thank you to… Continue reading Sylacauga Chamber observed National Teacher Appreciation Week with treats for teachers
Shelby County man charged in multi-million dollar Covid fraud scheme
Shelby County - A Shelby County man - 61-year-old Stanley Mark Hill, of Helena - has been charged in a multi-million dollar COVID-19 relief funds fraud scheme by the U.S. Attorney’s Office. Hill has been charged in a 13-count indictment with wire fraud and aggravated identity theft. According to the U.S. Attorney’s Office, Hill is… Continue reading Shelby County man charged in multi-million dollar Covid fraud scheme
Huntingdon student killed in Lee County crash days after graduating
Lee County - A 21-year-old Huntingdon College graduate died Sunday morning following a single-vehicle crash in Lee County just days after he graduated. The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency identified 21-year-old Aidan T. Doss, a student in the 2026 graduating class, as the victim of a deadly crash on Lee County Road 95 near Gregory Glen… Continue reading Huntingdon student killed in Lee County crash days after graduating
Museum of Pell City has been honored with state historical award
Pell City - The Alabama Historical Association presents annual awards recognizing excellence in historical work across the state, with categories for both large and small museums. The Museum of Pell City won the 2026 award in the small museum category during the 77th annual association meeting. The Museum of Pell City opened in 2023. Since… Continue reading Museum of Pell City has been honored with state historical award
Sylacauga Chamber announces the Goodwill Grand Opening & Ribbon-cutting in Sylacauga
Sylacauga - The Sylacauga Chamber of Commerce has announced the Grand Opening and Ribbon-cutting ceremony for a new business - Goodwill Thrift Store - in Sylacauga. Mark your calendars! On Thursday, May 21st the doors to the new Sylacauga Goodwill Store. The doors open at 9:00 a.m. at 620 West Fort Williams Street in Sylacauga.… Continue reading Sylacauga Chamber announces the Goodwill Grand Opening & Ribbon-cutting in Sylacauga
There wasn’t a lot of sunshine for Sunshine Saturday, but still a big day for ARC of South Talladega County
Sylacauga - There wasn’t a lot of sunshine on hand for Sunshine Saturday over the weekend, with a steady cloud cover, a threat of rain, but comfortable temperatures for a big day in support of the clients of the ARC of South Talladga County. Family fun, delicious food, plus the traditional rides and games, Mother’s… Continue reading There wasn’t a lot of sunshine for Sunshine Saturday, but still a big day for ARC of South Talladega County
Mayor – Council saga takes a new turn for the City of Margaret
Margaret - Issues amounty city leadership in Margaret have reached a new level as a resident filed public records request during heated weekend city council meeting. Gary Himert hand delivered a public records request during the second special called weekend city council meeting in a row. Saturday night’s meetng stretched for hours Saturday night with… Continue reading Mayor – Council saga takes a new turn for the City of Margaret
Sylacauga Parks & Recreation opens Courtside Park with a Ribbon-Cutting ceremony
Sylacauga - A huge crowd gathered for the ribbon-cutting ceremony that officially opened the new Courtside Park, featuring eight fenced pickleball courts, a fenced basketball court, pavilion with seating, filtered water station, restrooms, and a green space.. Director Steve Masters praised the previous City Council for their vision in creating a master plan for the… Continue reading Sylacauga Parks & Recreation opens Courtside Park with a Ribbon-Cutting ceremony
Letter Carriers’ Stamp Out Hunger® Food Drive is Saturday, May 9th
Alabama - Each year, letter carriers across the country head out on their routes on the second Saturday in May to collect donations of non-perishable food items to benefit local food pantries. Since launching in 1993, the National Association of Letter Carriers’ annual Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive has grown into the nation’s largest one-day… Continue reading Letter Carriers’ Stamp Out Hunger® Food Drive is Saturday, May 9th
Woman accused of stealing more than $20K from Hoover bank
Hoover - A Shelby County woman is facing charges related to the theft of more than $20,000 from a financial institution in Hoover. Back in February, Hoover’s Financial Crimes Unit started investigating the woman who was accused of passing fraudulent bank notes. She has been identified as Symone Reed. Warrants were obtained, and Reed with… Continue reading Woman accused of stealing more than $20K from Hoover bank
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