Change is scary, but necessary
With the school year having started for students in the tri-county area, most everyone is facing the start of a new chapter. From kids starting first grade to teenagers starting
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Mrs. Myra Antionette Carroll Nelson
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A love letter and a goodbye to Elmore County
Dear Elmore County, my time has come. This is my final week with TPI as the Elmore County sports reporter. I will be heading back to my home state of
‘The Bo’ is back
People ask all the time what it has been like to have a house full of teen-agers at the same time – all in various stages of growing up, worried
Spend a little extra time with family
In Alexander City, The Fab Five shine as a symbol of women’s empowerment, proving that real female friendship means cheering on achievements, celebrating awards, and valuing each other’s strengths with n...
Show teachers they are valued
Teacher shortages are not a new issue, especially in the state of Alabama. While many of our recent staff opinions have focused on ensuring you have the best summer possible
Westwater Resources announces $25 million loan to advance Kellyton graphite plant
Westwater Resources, Inc., an energy technology and battery-grade natural graphite company, announced Monday the Export-Import Bank of the United States (“EXIM”) has approved a $25 million direct loan to...
Central Coosa’s defensive front emerges in offseason
For as long as football has been in the limelight, offense has taken center stage. Everyone has their eyes on the quarterback, the pass catchers who light up the scoreboard
Lee McInnis speaks to county Democratic party
Even within the Democratic party, there are different viewpoints and angles of looking at things. But there are four things all Democrats agree on — at least according to Lee
The rot taking root in our country
In the last two years, an unimaginable amount of fraud has been uncovered all over the United States. This issue came to light last year when Nick Shirley, an independent
BRHS begins fall camp with physicality on the mind
The days of long, grueling summer workouts have come to a close, and fall camp is officially underway. Despite battling a little bit of unruly weather to start, the Benjamin
Do you believe ICE should be working in our local communities?
...FLOOD ADVISORY IN EFFECT UNTIL 4 PM CDT THIS AFTERNOON... * WHAT...Urban area and small stream flooding caused by excessive rainfall is expected. * WHERE...Northeastern Elmore County in east central Alaba...
County resident fights for animal control officer, shelter
The Tallapoosa County Commission meeting Monday was all about animals — some good, some bad.
Wound care center welcomes new provider
A new face has arrived at the Wound Care and Hyperbaric Medicine Center, but he’s not a new face to Russell Medical.
Local art contest accepting submissions
The long-standing Lake Martin Living Art & Photo Contest is accepting Alabama lifestyle art.
Worldwide founder, CEO speaks in Alexander City
When Shan Greggs first started her business, she had $476 and her grandmother’s kitchen in which to work. She took that money and invested it in supplies for making candles.
Alex City Schools CSFO rating increased
Last week, the Alabama Association of School Boards presented the scores from its evaluations of both Alexander City Schools superintendent Dr. Jose Reyes, Jr., and chief school financial officer Lisa Dicker...
Steakhouse opens to much fanfare
When Tony Harris knew it was finally time to open his own restaurant, the biggest issue he had was coming up with a name.
Goodwater resident charged with promoting prison contraband
A Goodwater resident has been arrested and charged with promoting prison contraband, according to a press release from the Alabama Department of Corrections.
Free meal program benefits all students
Students in both the county’s school systems will still be receiving free breakfast and lunch.
2 local team named to preseason AWSA rankings
The AHSAA football season is just weeks away at this point, and the Alabama Sports Writers Association has its eyes on a few local teams in the AWSA Preseason Rankings.
Andy O’Neil Grimsley
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Oliver awarded GOP’s Defender of Freedom award
Oliver spearheaded legislation to keep CRT out of schools and another to put a handle on DEI practices.
Joe Bobby Jennings
Joe Bobby Jennings, age 88, of Lafayette, Alabama, went to his Heavenly Home on July 29, 2026. He passed away peacefully at home surrounded by his family and loved ones.