April is Child Abuse and Neglect Prevention Month, and as usual around the April 1, Palmer Place, SAFE and other child-welfare centered organizations begin by setting out pinwheels on the court house lawn as tributes to each of the children reported as a victim of abuse in the past year.
Jury selection is expected to begin Monday for the trial of Michael Wayne Franklin, 44, who is charged with shooting into an occupied vehicle and the attempted murder of his wife.
St. Clair County Sheriff’s Deputies have arrested a man charged with sexual offenses involving young girls.
Children of all ages scrambled across the park in Munford on Saturday morning, collecting about 2,500 eggs that had been scattered around in the grass.
Pell City’s Barnett Lawley was recognized at last week’s St. Clair County Commission meeting for his volunteer service with the St. Clair County Economic Development Council Board of Directors.
TALLADEGA — The Talladega Fire Department responded to a kitchen fire call at Piggly Wiggly on Battle Street in Talladega on Monday afternoon.
“We are very pleased with the quality and number of responses. It’s great to have a huge pool for the selection,” City Manager Brian Muenger said as five Pell City Board of Education positions drew 47 applications.
Talladega College is kicking off a series of events this Friday to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Eastern Wilderness Act, starting with a brown bag lecture on nature from noon to 1 p.m. at its campus on 615 Battle St. W.
The Armstrong-Osborne Library’s Board of Directors spent about two-and-a-half hours Tuesday reviewing and making changes to various policies and procedures.
Pastors often talk about the “three B’s” in the New Testament: the church is a bride, a body and a building; thus, these analogies speak of relationship, dependency and mission. Michael Brooks discusses another analogy — a “city of refuge.”
“We are all about the legacy,” said Will Donahoo, the Childersburgh High baseball coach. A former bat boy and player at the school and now the coach, he's doing all he can to make sure that legacy remains strong.
Pastors often talk about the “three B’s” in the New Testament: the church is a bride, a body and a building; thus, these analogies speak of relationship, dependency and mission. Michael Brooks discusses another analogy — a “city of refuge.”
When I was growing up, my Aunt Ann always gave each of us kids a jigsaw puzzle for Christmas. It was one of my favorite traditions.
Pastors often talk about the “three B’s” in the New Testament: the church is a bride, a body and a building; thus, these analogies speak of relationship, dependency and mission. Michael Brooks discusses another analogy — a “city of refuge.”