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All CategoriesA Day to Remember in PiedmontFor most of us, Memorial Day 2012 Piedmont marks the beginning of a season of summer fun. But don’t let the real meaning of the holiday get lost amidst the barbecues and beach... Read more...5/23/2012: FRONT PAGE: Group behind gambling centers tight-lipped on identities, plansThree summers ago, tour buses lined the parking lot of Piedmont Bingo on U.S. 278, their passengers pumping cash into the registers of local restaurants and hotels. But the... Read more...5/23/2012: OPINION/EDITORIAL: Injured family thanks rescue squad, prayersOn April 18, 2012, our lives changed in just a minute. Thanks be to God and a few to mention we are still here to enjoy life. We would like to thank the Piedmont Rescue Squad... Read more...5/23/2012: OPINION/EDITORIAL: Community Capsule• Piedmont Community Learning Academy Summer Program June 4th thru 28th, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Summer program registration open to Pre-k thru 8th grades. There will be no... Read more...5/23/2012: OPINION/EDITORIAL: Police ReportMay 7 Theft of property III. A 28-year-old female reported the theft of a black Pit Bulldog with a white stripe on its face and a white Pit Bulldog with a black spot on its ear... Read more...5/23/2012: OPINION/EDITORIAL: Panthers shine in jamboreeTwo weeks of spring football practice for Spring Garden concluded at Valley Head Thursday. The Panthers played two halves, one against Valley Head and one against Gaylesville, and... Read more...5/16/2012: OPINION/EDITORIAL: Community Capsule• Piedmont Congregational Holiness Church at 601 Hughes Street Piedmont will have a final night of revival tonight with Josh and Ashley Franks. Form information call... Read more...5/16/2012: OPINION/EDITORIAL: Police ReportDomestic violence III. A resident of North Center Avenue reported an incident that occurred at her residence between 1 p.m. and 1:30 p.m. May 1. Assault III. A 29-yearold... Read more...5/16/2012: FRONT PAGE: Hospital may become adult daycare centerA new tenant could soon fill the cityowned building that was once home to Piedmont’s hospital. The city is considering leasing the 7,000 square foot building at 612 Calhoun... Read more...5/9/2012: FRONT PAGE: School leaders f lock to Piedmont for tech lessonPIEDMONT — The halls of Piedmont schools were shoulder-to-shoulder last Tuesday morning with more than 120 educators, administrators and technology coordinators from across... Read more...5/9/2012: OPINION/EDITORIAL: Roy Moore’s ‘rise from dead’ is easy to explainRead more... 5/9/2012: OPINION/EDITORIAL: Community Capsule447-7039 or 256-447-9612. • The Homeland Boys Southern Gospel Trio from Flowery Branch, Ga., will perform at Holley Springs Baptist Church on Sunday, May 20 at 1:30 p.m.... Read more...5/9/2012: OPINION/EDITORIAL: Police Reportthat occurred at her residence around 4 p.m. APRIL 26 Harassing communications. A 34-year-old female reported an incident that occurred at her residence at 6:48... Read more...5/9/2012: OPINION/EDITORIAL: Panthers meet Waterloo in regional tournamentThe faces change from year to year but the outcome remains the same. At least it has for the past eight years. Playing at home in the Class 1A, Area 14 softball tournament on... Read more...5/9/2012: OPINION/EDITORIAL: SCHOOL: Akin points to better test results for proof tech worksA city-wide wireless Internet system, currently being installed, is being paid for with an additional $750,000 grant, plus $250,000 in matching local funds, through the Federal... Read more...5/9/2012: FRONT PAGE: Piedmont schools honored by ApplePIEDMONT — On Monday, Apple Computer recognized Piedmont High School as a 2010-11 Apple Distinguished School, one of 56 in the nation and the only such honor for an Alabama... Read more...AmericanTowns Heroes: Edward Palomba Puts Service Above SelfThis week's hero is making a difference on a local level. As the chairman of the Children’s Accessible Playground Committee, Edward Palomba has put in his share of... Read more...5/2/2012: FRONT PAGE: County takes over animal controlAnimal Control for the city of Piedmont has been turned over to the county. The city council voted Tuesday to allow Calhoun County Animal Control to take over, a cost savings... Read more...5/2/2012: FRONT PAGE: Youngest victim’s family still struggles with the pastChris Haney thinks often about the little girl pinned under the big house. He doesn’t think about what he could have done differently. He doesn’t dwell on the fact... Read more...5/2/2012: OPINION/EDITORIAL: Community Capsulecontest, closest to the pin contest. Sign-in will be at 7 a.m. with shotgun start at 8 a.m. First place will net $300, second $225 and third $150. To sign up call Jeff Barnwell at... Read more...5/2/2012: OPINION/EDITORIAL: Police Reportwas recovered at the corner of Caton and Mckee Streets at 10:15 a.m. Dogs at large. A 51-year-old female reported a violation in the dog leash law that occurred on Draper... Read more...5/2/2012: OPINION/EDITORIAL: HONOR ROLLJolly, Kayley Lovett, Sarah Kate Mckay, Raegan Rogers, Caleb Smith, Neely Welsh, Ryan Wittiger All A’s & B’s – Jon Mark Poole 3rd Grade – Mrs. Fletcher –... Read more...5/2/2012: OPINION/EDITORIAL: Spring Garden headed for regionalClass 1A, Area 14 champion Spring Garden assured itself a place in the bracket for the regional softball tournament in Huntsville with a 6-1 win over No. 2 seed Collinsville in... Read more...5/2/2012: OPINION/EDITORIAL: Nine girls, 15 boys will compete in state meet at SelmaNine girls and 15 boys will represent Piedmont in the AHSAA Class 3A state track meet in Selma Friday and Saturday. Piedmont’s athletes will leave shortly after lunch... Read more...5/2/2012: OPINION/EDITORIAL: Lady Bulldogs fall in area softball tournamentgame. Piedmont opened the tournament with a narrow 2-0 loss to No. 2 seed Saks on Saturday. Earlier Monday, the Bulldogs had eliminated the Weaver Bearcats with a 12-0 win in... Read more...4/25/2012: FRONT PAGE: National Prescription Drug Take Back DayFrom staff reports On April 28, the Drug Enforcement Agency will again coordinate a collaborative effort with state and local law enforcement agencies focused on removing... Read more...4/25/2012: OPINION/EDITORIAL: Police ReportMerchants Bank were stolen and forged between 9:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. April 1. A 26-yearold female reported an incident that occurred at her residence at 7 p.m. April 8.... Read more...4/25/2012: OPINION/EDITORIAL: Terrapin Tri-county Adventure Race this SaturdaySanctioned by Olympic associated USA Triathlon for their third year, the Terrapin Tri-county Adventure Race, organized by the Terrapin Race Committee of the Alabama Scenic River... Read more...4/25/2012: OPINION/EDITORIAL: Spring Garden gets over injury bugThe rain- delayed Cherokee County tournament closes out Spring Garden’s regular season softball schedule. The tournament begins Thursday at Sand Rock and continues through... Read more...4/18/2012: OPINION/EDITORIAL: Library getting its ‘Geek’ onThe Piedmont Public Library recently began taking part in the “Geek the Library” campaign funded by the Online Computer Library Center and The Bill and Melinda Gates... Read more...4/18/2012: OPINION/EDITORIAL: Piedmont softball continues practice during spring breakSpring break notwithstanding, softball practice continues at Piedmont this week. After an off day Monday, the Bulldogs practiced Tuesday morning and will practice the remainder of... Read more...4/18/2012: OPINION/EDITORIAL: Spring Garden won’t be in baseball playoffsThere will be no playoff baseball for Spring Garden this season. Collinsville and Cedar Bluff split their twogame series last week, making Cedar Bluff area champion, Collinsville... Read more... |