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Memorial Day: A time to remember out fallen heroes

On May 5, 1866, in solemn tribute to fallen Union soldiers, shop owners closed their businesses and joined fellow residents at a community cemetery in Waterloo, N.Y. Flowers,...

Lake a great place to escape the heat

PELL CITY — Logan Martin Lake stores, shores and water were full of people ready for the kickoff of summer.

Grilling is great, but safety comes first

With the grilling season under way, it’s important to take the proper precautions to keep people and property safe.

Board rejects zoning request for Avondale Mills site

PELL CITY — The Planning and Zoning Board rejected a rezoning request for the former Avondale Mills plant site.

Deputy Garrison is remembered

ODENVILLE — Those who knew Raymond Andrew Garrison Sr. all said the same thing — he was friendly and was always smiling.

2 airlifted to hospital after one vehicle wreck

TALLADEGA COUNTY — Alabama State Troopers are investigating at least four traffic accidents in Talladega County prior to the Memorial Day weekend.

City gets another $400,000 grant from EPA

TALLADEGA — The city has been awarded $400,000 to continue the Brownfield assessment program, according to a press release issued Friday by the U.S. Environmental Protection...

Local Sycamore residents want access to watershed

SYCAMORE – Emauhee Creek just east of Sycamore once ran freely before a dam was built in 1982. It was constructed along with other watersheds as part of the federal...

Greater Talladega/ Lincoln Area Chamber Of Commerce News - May 23, 2012

from:Greater Talladega Area Chamber Of Commerce

Talladega Parks and Recreation Department will have a summer camp from June 4th – July 27th at the Spring street Recreation Center. Games, swimming, sports, library trips,...

Farmers Market opens today

SYLACAUGA – The Sylacauga Farmers Market opens today, providing an early start to the market’s already extended season.

New beach will be ready for holiday weekend at park

PELL CITY – City employees are working to complete a new swimming beach at Lakeside Park.

CHS student brings BB gun to school

CHILDERSBURG – A Childersburg High School student’s decision to bring an unloaded BB gun to school on the last day of the school year may affect where and when he will...

Talladega College Upward Bound Program

from:Greater Talladega Area Chamber Of Commerce

2012 Summer Component Newspaper Announcement The Time has arrived For The Talladega College Upward Bound Program to recruit for the 2012 Summer Component. If You are currently...

Student with BB gun arrested

No one injured at Childersburg High School

Perfect evaluation for Lacey

TALLADEGA COUNTY — For the second year in a row, Schools Superintendent Suzanne Lacey has earned “straight A’s” on her board evaluation, according to...

Police to patrol waterways this holiday weekend

LOGAN MARTIN LAKE – Local and state marine police will patrol the lake as boaters flood the waterways for fun during the Memorial Day Weekend.

Sisk receives national award for Medicare reimbursement efforts

SYLACAUGA — Glenn Sisk, Coosa Valley Medical Center president and chief executive officer, was recognized as a “Grassroots Champion” by the American Hospital...

Programs available for children this summer

Schools are about to let out for the summer, but there will still be a variety of programs available in Talladega to fill the days until August.

St. Clair Commission puts off donation to block party

St. Clair County commissioners put off a contribution to Pell City’s Annual Hometown Block Party on Tuesday, after a lengthy and heated discussion about whether the city and...

Harry Brown Sr. remembered for his kindness, generosity

Harry Brown Sr. leaves behind a legacy of philanthropy in his community and outside, business acclaim in the banking world, his church and a belief that education, no matter what...

Students denied access to school property

A judge denied a motion Tuesday that would allow students charged with last week’s vandalism of the high school to go on school property.

Wright withdraws from mayoral race

Mayor Sam Wright announced Tuesday that he is withdrawing his name from this year’s mayoral race.

AIDB student dies after finishing 100-meter dash in Special Olympics

Helen Keller student Aaron Boyd of Wedowee will be remembered by his Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind family as a kind, outgoing athlete who was always willing to lend a...

Citizens say no to leasing forest land

A large group of concerned citizens came out to the Ritz Theater to express their opposition to leasing land in the Talladega National Forest to oil and gas drillers.

Lake level is slowly rising

The lake is slowly rising, and the water level is only about a foot below the normal summer pool level.

Teens trade gifts for garden donations

Three teens traded in birthday presents for a gift that will keep giving to the community for years to come.

The dangers of social networking

With 750 million subscribers, Facebook easily overshadows all Internet social network providers.

North Talladega County Relay for Life

Cancer survivors walk during the opening ceremonies of the North Talladega County Relay for Life, which was held at Kiwanis Field on the campus of Alabama School for the Deaf...

UA students design website for ASPCI

The Animal Shelter of Pell City has a new website.

Jeff Wood to be honored by WHS band alumni

The Winterboro Blue Knights Band alumni have chosen to honor band founder Jeff Wood at their first ever band reunion.

Lamberth named Teacher of the Year

Talladega City Schools superintendent Doug Campbell presents the TCS Foundation’s Teacher of the Year award to Roxanne Lamberth, a teacher at R.L. Young Elementary School.

'Click It or Ticket' campaign begins Monday

Local, state and national law enforcement are preparing to crack down on motorists who don’t buckle up.

Federal officials close Alabama Trust Bank

Alabama Trust Bank was closed by the Office of Comptroller of the Currency on Friday.

Oak Grove honors former fire chief

Bloise Zeigler Day at Oak Grove Thursday night became a celebration of two special men that made a significant impact on the community – Zeigler and Leon Dale.

Lincoln officials discuss FEMA floodplain

City officials discussed the Federal Emergency Management Agency floodplain on Logan Martin Lake with state officials Wednesday.

2-vehicle wreck damages house

Both Sylacauga Police and Fire Departments were called out to a two-vehicle accident on County Road 511 on Wednesday.

SAFE, B.B. Comer Library get literacy grants from Dollar General

Sylacauga Alliance for Family Enhancement and B.B. Comer Memorial Library have received literacy grants from the Dollar General Literacy Foundation.

Bliss found not guilty of all charges

Richard Bliss Jr., 55, was acquitted on all charges by a Talladega County jury Thursday.

Greater Talladega/ Lincoln Area Chamber Of Commerce News - May 16, 2012

from:Greater Talladega Area Chamber Of Commerce

- Talladega Friends of the Library will have a Spring Fling on May 18th from 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. at the Armstrong-Osborne Public Library. Get your ticket ($20) to...