During its meeting Tuesday night, the City Council unanimously approved funding and property requested by the Board of Education for summer maintenance projects.
No injuries in train derailment in Talladega A train derailment on Bemiston Ave. Tuesday evening created some inconvenience for local residents but did not cause any injuries or release any toxic substances. The train that derailed belonged to CSX Railroad, but the track belonged to East Alabama Railroad. The cause of the accident remained under investigation Tuesday evening.
Talladega BOE accepts principal's retirement; approves contracts for 2 The City Board of Education accepted the retirement of Zora Ellis Junior High School Principal Scott Bailey effective July 31 Monday night at a meeting held at Ellis. Bailey is retiring with a total of eight years of service as a principal.
600 youth serving those in need Nearly 600 youth are visiting Sylacauga during the next two weeks to work on strangers’ homes, shower in outdoor trailers and sleep on the floor – all in the name of Christian service.
Audit of ASPCI could come soon The issue raised by St. Clair County municipalities regarding audits at the Animal Shelter of Pell City Inc. may reach a resolution soon.
After an overwhelming response to the city’s first food bank giveaway last month, residents are getting another chance to receive essential food items at no cost.
TOP Trails board members scheduled a work session for June 18 at 7 p.m. at the park’s Environmental Center to hear a presentation about a ZipRider zip line cable ride.