Father John McDonald
The Talladega Regional Family Life Center was just about full on Saturday, March 29, for this year’s Farrior Family Foundation Outstanding Leadership Luncheon. In addition to a group of community leaders across numerous fields, the luncheon also honored a select group of high school seniors …
A Sylacauga man sentenced to 20 years in prison for manslaughter in 2022 was denied parole last week, according to the Alabama Department of Pardons and Paroles.
April in Talladega’s annual Art on the Lawn at Heritage Hall Museum will return Saturday, April 12, bringing together Alabama artists, live music, food and fellowship.
During a called meeting Monday, the Talladega County Board of Education approved an emergency demolition and repair bid for the old Winterboro School, which sustained significant damage from an EF2 tornado that struck the area last month.
Marble dust has been steadily flying in Sylacauga as sculptors from near and far take part in the city’s seventeenth annual Magic of Marble Festival.
Don Coffey of Tampa is riding a bicycle across the continental United States for the third time, raising awareness and funds for the Wounded Warrior Project and for the American Cancer Society.
Civil Service Board issues two rulings Friday that seem to conflict, but this is the bottom line: the Sylacauga city clerk/treasurer is still fired, and she has 10 days from the date of the decision to appeal.
Tonight (Saturday) is the last performance of the fun-filled musical adaptation, “Beetlejuice Jr.” at Pell City’s Center for Education and Performing Arts. The show starts at 7 p.m. and cash tickets for $10 are available at the door. The cast includes CEPA’s Spotlight performers from St. Cla…
A Duran Junior High student has been suspended for allegedly sharing a “kill list” on another student’s cell phone last week.
A traffic stop made by St. Clair County Deputies on March 28 resulted in discovery of about 20 pounds of marijuana and two arrests.
There is hope in the air at Lincoln High as former Cherokee County defensive coordinator Bret Henderson, who was part of three Class 4A runner-up squads, takes over as the Golden Bears' head football coach.
In a powerful reflection on Philippians 3:21, Pastor Mike Ramsey urges readers to consider who truly reigns in their hearts. As Easter approaches, he reminds us that Christ is coming again — are you ready to meet Him?
April in Talladega’s annual Art on the Lawn at Heritage Hall Museum will return Saturday, April 12, bringing together Alabama artists, live music, food and fellowship.
Father John McDonald
