Tragedy struck Central Texas the weekend of July 4, when a life-threatening flash flood resulted in dozens of reported deaths. Twenty-seven of these deaths were young girls and staff members of Camp Mystic.
The Tallapoosa County Board of Education had a special-call board meeting Monday to prepare for the upcoming school year.
As they say, hard work doesn’t go unnoticed. For his efforts in getting the Anti-DEI or “divisive concepts” bill passed, Alabama State Rep. Ed Oliver recently won the Defender of Freedom Award during the Alabama Republican Party 2025 Winter Dinner.
School is nearly back in session and Tallapoosa and Coosa counties are getting ready just for that.
The Reeltown Marching Band Rebel Pride has been invited to perform at the Make-A-Wish Global Conference in Orlando, Florida, hosted at Walt Disney World on Nov. 6. This honor recognizes the incredible story of Melody Jackson, a Reeltown student who made a lasting impact through her selfless wish.
“You don’t know until you try,” is a common motto heard around the halls of Edward Bell Career Tech Center. Tallapoosa County School’s Director of Career & Technical Education Andy Chamness can attest to that in his own life.
They say you can’t pour from an empty cup, which is why it’s so important for cancer patients, caregivers and healthcare professionals to find space for rest.
Officer Alexander Ware is now a sergeant with the Dadeville Police Department.
A handful of residents came to Monday’s Camp Hill Town Council meeting to discuss the need for cleaner streets and rights-of-way around town.
If you need a birthday cake, cookies or a morning muffin, many turn to Dadeville’s The Grand Bakery. Now, the bakery has been recognized on a state level for its quality products and service.
School is just around the corner and the Phil Legacy Foundation is continuing its mission to support today’s youth.
Hurricane season is upon us and although the area doesn't generally get hit by the worst of those storms, it does experience “spin off” severe weather in the form of tornadoes, lightning, winds and heavy rain.
With the seat for Camp Hill mayor being up for grabs, the Ebenezer District Center was the site of a mayoral forum this past Saturday.
Lake Martin will soon be flooded with musical talent this week more than usual.
Local volunteer fire departments need your help.
Are you an experienced poll worker? Would you like to participate in the upcoming local elections on August 26?
Driven by passion for mission work and teaching, one former Reeltown graduate is making a difference.
After more than 40 years as a Dadeville staple, the name “Moore’s Hardware” has made a big change.
The Loaves and Fishes Food Pantry is proud to announce its 25th year anniversary celebration with its second Annual Charity Gala, set for Friday, Nov. 7, at New Water Farms on Lake Martin in Dadeville.
State officials have taken over the capital murder investigation into the death of Alexander City resident Toiyas Gopher, 32.
Alabama Asphalt Pavement Association executive director Mel Monk spoke to the Lake Martin Dadeville Area Chamber of Commerce during its quarterly meeting Tuesday and shared a wealth of information about road maintenance and taxes with the group.
Rural hospitals in Tallapoosa County know providing quality care isn’t something you can do alone.
Several members of the Homeowners Association of Lake Martin, Sandy Creek Area, spoke before the Tallapoosa County Commission at Monday’s meeting voicing their concerns over a proposed development in the area.
Several residents gathered near the Tallapoosa County Courthouse in Dadeville this past Saturday to rally for freedom.
Food will always bring people together and sharing recipes is one way to share in community with those around us.
Days spent on the lake or a vacation on the beach will likely all bring to mind memories of swimming. But swimming is not only fun; it’s also a water safety skill.
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