FAYETTEVILLE — The next chapter of Jack Canoles’ life is about to be written. The former Fayetteville High defensive end and ...

Whether mentoring co-workers, leading his department or welcoming visitors on tours, Joseph Hedum has become a familiar face ...

Anniston residents will have an opportunity this month to spend a Saturday morning helping clean up Blue Mountain while ...

The Presbyterian Home for Children in Talladega is keeping the memory of a late and longtime employee alive with a new campus ...

CHILDERSBURG — Childersburg Area Chamber of Commerce president and CEO John-Mark Freeman has been selected as the recipient ...

The Childersburg City Council approved an agreement Tuesday morning with the Alabama Department of Transportation for a grant ...

Riverside city officials agreed Monday to add another police vehicle to the city’s fleet of five in order to keep the ...

Spring Health reports that barriers to mental health care vary by workforce, with practical issues like cost and time ...

Piedmont Elementary School has a familiar face taking the reins. Hometown alumna and longtime educator Michele Downey has ...

— A massive spike in demand for e-books and digital audiobooks is colliding with expensive, expiring corporate publisher licenses, creating a severe budget crisis for public libraries.

Harker’s, billed as an Irish pub and steakhouse, is opening June 8 at 315 S. Second St. in a nearly 100-year-old building ...

Anniston leaders honored preservation advocate Fred Couch while approving funding measures, employee policy changes and ...