Scott Hardy is accustomed to public service.
Portions of the Horseshoe Bend National Military Park have reopened.
Helping others can be as simple as donating old items, clothes or even time.
First steps will be taken toward maintenance and upgrades for facilities across Alexander City Schools.
You never know what it’s like behind the scenes until you step inside.
Five seniors from Benjamin Russell High School will be earning two degrees this May.
Many who had their kids go through the Dadeville Elementary School will know Teri Stephenson.
Beloved community member Tommy Thweatt died April 18 at the age of 58.
After seven years in the making, the New Site walking trail is finally coming to fruition.
A local favorite is moving into its own storefront — just around the corner from its current location.
A familiar person has entered his name into the hat for the Alexander City Schools Board of Education seat.
A life well lived is a life to be celebrated.
For the second year in a row, Russell Medical has earned the No. 3 spot of Newsweek’s list of top hospitals in Alabama. Every year, Newsweek publishes a list of the Best In-State hospitals throughout the country based on the hospitals’ scores in various areas.
Collaboration between businesses and the Coosa County Chamber of Commerce just got easier.
Strong relationships can be found at the heart of success for any organization.
When giving back to the community, it’s important to remember every part of it — including the animals.
Organizations throughout the state are trying to make healthcare more accessible in rural areas.
Alexander City Police Department
The KeKe Nicole Smith Memorial Scholarship committee announced scholarship applications are open through April 30.
It’s been a long time coming for the Alexander City Fire Department. After it saw a slew of issues with its ambulances during the COVID-19 pandemic, ACFD will receive a new ambulance this week.
A major intersection in Alexander City will be shut down while it undergoes maintenance beginning at 7 p.m. April 16.
Myles Kellum, 38, of Alexander City, was denied parole for crimes committed in Tallapoosa and Jefferson counties.
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