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Samuel Higgs / TPI Horseshoe Bend’s Brynlee Alford winds up a throw to a Holtville batter on Thursday night. She finished with four strikeouts and surrendered six hits against the Bulldogs.
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Newly built offices already full
The old adage, “If you build it, they will come,” couldn’t be more true for the new office building Commerce Sixty-Three.
Russell buildings to be demolished, making room for development
One condemned building and another that needs a ton of work on the old Russell Corp. land are set to be demolished, a move that city officials are calling a
Stephens names final Teacher of the Year
A teacher who first walked through the school’s doors as a student is walking out with Teacher of the Year.
Alabama author turns folklore into fiction
Local author Anthony Baldwin enjoys combining folklore with a bit of real fiction.
Camp ASCCA gets new racks thanks to leadership team
Leadership Lake Martin's blue team decided to build Camp ASCCA new canoe racks for its community project.
ACPD and TCSO police reports May 18-27
Local law enforcement is actively addressing everything from public intoxication to domestic violence in the community.
COACH OF THE YEAR: Trey Fetner continues Reeltown’s dominance in first year
In his first year as head coach, Trey Fetner upheld Reeltown’s winning tradition by guiding the Rebels to the AHSAA quarterfinals and an area championship, crediting team culture, administrative backing, a...
Collapsed sewage lines being repaired
City crews are repairing sewage lines in several locations around Alexander City including Cherokee Road. Repairs in this area are expected to take about two weeks.
PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Consistency sets Charlie Lumpkin apart for Wildcats
Coach Brooks praises Charlie Lumpkin for his impressive junior year, describing him as a solid, consistent contact hitter who led the team in hits, on-base percentage, and runs scored helping the Wildcats to...
Chimney Rock drowning victim didn’t jump from rock
Chimney Rock drowning victim didn’t jump from rock
Lake Martin provides revenue to city, county
Lake visitors help improve Alexander City and Tallapoosa County through revenue.
Chimney Rock drowning victim identified
The body of a 24-year-old man was recovered Wednesday evening from the waters of Lake Martin at Chimney Rock, and his identity has been confirmed as Jayden Baretta, 24, of
Farmers question zoning, TAP requests funding
Farmers from New Site visited the Tallapoosa County Commission to voice their concerns over zoning after seeing issues in other states.
Highway 63 could open by July 4
ALDOT announced in a press release they are hoping the long-closed road will be open by July Fourth.
Clinic expansion underway, 8 households to be annexed
Construction is underway for an addition to Health Partners of New Site. The expansion is excepted to be completed in September.
State hemp laws cause local confusion
New laws governing the sale of CBD or hemp consumables have several municipalities putting off giving licensing to these businesses.
Search continues after possible drowning at Chimney Rock
Divers from the Elmore County Sheriff’s Office and Montgomery Fire and Rescue were still at Chimney Rock on Lake Martin at 6:30 p.m. after a person was reported missing.
Body recovered after drowning at Chimney Rock
The body of a 24-year-old man was recovered this evening from the waters of Lake Martin at Chimney Rock.
App enhances victims’ access to services
Each year, thousands of Alabamians are victims of violence, and in their despair, they wonder where to turn. Their spouse may have been murdered, a loved one may have been
Phillips begins CEO journey, Russell Medical earns top 3 ranking again
There’s just something about Alabama that calls people back.
Project 4:12 performs much-needed repairs, yard work
Alexander City Kiwanis Club donated $1,500 last week to Project 4:12.
City participates in 75th annual National Day of Prayer
Preachers, singers, community leaders and many members of the community gathered at First Baptist Church Thursday.
Nonprofit housing gets a utility boost
Two residential nonprofits, Hillabee Towers and Alexander City Housing Authority, will now pay a different rate than for-profit apartments.