A fire at Synaflex Rubber Products in Talladega Saturday night resulted in extensive damage to one building.
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Sylacauga earned the first Final Four girls state soccer bid in school history with a time-consuming and a totally satisfying 2-1 win over former nemesis Marbury on Thursday night at the Aggies’ soccer complex.
A Ragland man has been arrested on multiple charges by the Ragland Police Department.
Armstrong-Osborne Talladega Library director Vickie Harkins announced numerous events coming up in the next few weeks, including a book signing and presentation, the kids summer reading club and new summer hours on Saturdays.
The Lincoln/Talladega/Munford Chamber of Commerce will observe the National Day of Prayer today (Thursday) at 10 a.m. at the flagpole on the lawn of the Talladega County Judicial Building.
Talladega police are investigating a burglary and the theft of two vehicles from a body shop on Fort Lashley Avenue between Thursday night and Friday morning of last week.
The Talladega County Board of Education discussed the next steps to take after its decision to close Talladega County Central High School last month.Â
Dakota Frank, the Munford senior, swept the Class 4A boys 800-meter run, the 1,600 run and the 3,200 run. He led a glut of sectional championships from local competitors.
Sylacauga played hard and played fast, but the Aggies didn’t play well enough in a stinging 1-0 setback to Brewbaker Tech in round one of the Class 5A boys state soccer tournament Monday night on the Aggies’ home turf.
"It's been fun and special the last four years having the opportunity to coach her. It's been exciting this season having both my daughters on the field," said Alexandria coach Brian Hess, whose daughter Christian was one of the seniors honored.
After taking a brief hiatus during the COVID years, The Greater Talladega and Lincoln Area Chamber of Commerce has announced the return of its annual awards luncheon.
Sylacauga earned the first Final Four girls state soccer bid in school history with a time-consuming and a totally satisfying 2-1 win over former nemesis Marbury on Thursday night at the Aggies’ soccer complex.
Southern football 100 years ago wasn't like Southern football now. The roots of the South's dominance of college football today go all the way back to the Rose Bowl on Jan. 1, 1926. Alabama scored an upset that still reverberates through the sport.
MUNFORD — Nestled off of Alabama 21 past Oxford, across the Talladega County line, a strawberry farm recently attracted families to its rows and rows of plants and baskets overflowing with big ripe berries.
The college I worked for asked me to go to Washington, D.C., for a seminar with the Council of Christian Colleges and Universities. I didn’t have to be asked twice!
