The Challenger Learning Center, an $11 million facility that will teach kids concepts in science, technology and math (STEM), is currently targeting a grand opening in late 2025. Read the full storyChallenger Learning Center to open next year in Rainbow City
Bulls and Broncs was coordinated by RockN’5L Farms and Rodeo Stock Contracting and organized by Triple H Bucking Balls Rodeo Company.
the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency apprehended a woman, Genezza Packett, 22, who was traveling with her 1-year-old son, after abducting him from his custodial caregiver in Fall River, Mass.
“It’s the best bluegrass you’ll find in Alabama, ” said Brad Gilbert, who filmed the festival for Alabama Public Television. (The program can be seen posted at aptv.org.)
Talladega College President Dr. Gregory Vincent tendered his resignation to the board of trustees Tuesday.
As difficult as the Cheaha Challenge bicycling endurance ride might be, there are momentary rewards in the scenic views of Talledega National Forest.
Anniston’s Centennial Park was filled with men and women who’d come to bear witness to the memorial ceremony and pay their respects to those who had given the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty.
Historical sites typically have stipulations around renovations, which can vary from town to town.
The body of a missing man has been found after he went missing on Neely Henry Lake near Ohatchee, officials say.
Only four teams participated in the first Elementary Science Olympiad in 1993.
All public schools in Calhoun County will close Tuesday and possibly Wednesday because of the governor’s declared state of emergency. However, Piedmont School System’s students will still have plenty to do.
The city of Anniston’s “Good Choices” program has announced the 22nd annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Breakfast and Youth Participation Day will be held Monday, Jan. 15, at 9 a.m. at the City Meeting Center.
The reason Mandy Pearson, 34, loves Calhoun County and its surrounding counties, may be in her genes. Her parents lived in Anniston before moving to Trussville where she was raised. Now she considers Calhoun County her adopted home.
Two women have been sentenced to prison for crimes committed against a couple who were trying to help the pair manage car trouble in Talladega National Forest on August 14, 2022.
Citing increased salary and insurance premium costs and needed capital improvements, the Alabama Commission on Higher Education is requesting $2.12 billion in state funding in fiscal 2025.
Calhoun County is not known nationwide as a large-scale producer of agricultural products, but that doesn’t prevent the region from having an influence in that segment of the Alabama economy.
Alabama lawmakers and budget leaders are in a unique fiscal situation walking into the 2024 legislative session.
Rich Patsios never planned to be a professional Santa Claus.
Thomas L. “Tommy” Thompson Jr., who served as police chief for the City of Jacksonville for 47 years, died Monday.
It’s now OK to start burning — with extreme caution — those pesky piles of autumn leaves, brush and limbs that have been piling up.
Published annually since 2021, the most recent State of Working Alabama report analyzes 30 years’ worth of the Alabama Department of Commerce economic incentive packages, which totaled $4.5 billion since 1993.
Senate Bill 5 comes after a summertime conflict between the Department of Archives and History and several lawmakers over a lunchtime lecture on the history of LBGT people in the state.
A chance for stardom exists for Alabamians with the news that the “American Pickers” television show is looking for stuff to buy.
Tuberville began his blockage of military nominations in February as a means to coerce the Pentagon to reverse its new abortion policy, which covers expenses for service members traveling for abortions.
The new monthly statistical report from ADOC shows that as of Sept. 30, the end of the fiscal year, there were 2,073 recorded inmate assaults across Alabama’s correctional facilities.
Meeting at the State House, AMCC members were scheduled to hear presentations from ten different organizations, all of them vying for licenses to grow medical marijuana.
