Michael Brannon, Author at Sylacauga News

Tropical Storm Cindy makes landfall on Gulf Coast

MIAMI, Fla. - Tropical Storm Cindy makes landfall on the Gulf Coast and is expected to weaken as it moves farther inland. The National Weather Service issued a weather advisory this morning on the status of Cindy.Gov. Kay Ivey to hold news conference... Read More.

Governor Ivey to hold news conference on Tropical Storm Cindy

Thursday, June 22 by Michael Brannon

CLANTON, Ala. – Gov. Kay Ivey will hold a news conference on the state’s response to Tropical Storm Cindy Thursday at 12:00 p.m. According to the National Weather Service offices in Alabama, the state is expected to experience heavy flooding over the next couple of... Read More.

Tropical Storm Cindy makes its way into Alabama; weather already affecting roads in Central Alabama

Wednesday, June 21 by Michael Brannon

Sylacauga, AL - Tropical Storm Cindy is currently making its way into Alabama as the state is currently under a State of Emergency declared by Gov. Kay Ivey.

[BREAKING NEWS] Tropical Storm Cindy develops in the Gulf

Tuesday, June 20 by Michael Brannon

MIAMI, Fla. - The National Weather Service issued an immediate advisory at 1:00 p.m. CDT Tuesday indicating the development of Tropical Storm Cindy.Cindy is located at 25.9N 90.5W in a stationary state with maximum sustained winds at 45 mph. Its minimum central pressure is... Read More.

[PHOTOS] Fayetteville child diagnosed with brain cancer tours UA athletic facility; meets Nick Saban

Friday, June 16 by Michael Brannon

TUSCALOOSA, Ala. - Colton Brannen, a six-year-old boy from Fayetteville, has faced tremendous adversity so far in 2017. On the surface, Brannen appears to be a normal, happy, six-year-old. However, there is more to Colton than meets the eye.

City of Sylacauga, Chamber of Commerce to host annual fishing derby

Thursday, June 15 by Michael Brannon

SYLACAUGA, Ala. - Do you have a child who is twelve years old or younger and loves to fish? If so, June 17 is a day to mark on your calendar.

Day in the Life: City Councilman Ashton Fowler

Wednesday, June 14 by Michael Brannon

SYLACAUGA, Ala. - From serving as the Distribution Supervisor for Blue Bell Creameries to interacting with constituents, a day in the life of Sylacauga City Councilman Ashton Fowler is always filled with excitement. Being a Sylacauga native, Fowler is no stranger to the Marble City.SylacaugaNews.com talked to Fowler about... Read More.

Fire ants could cause health hazards after rain forces mounds above ground

Wednesday, June 14 by Michael Brannon

SYLACAUGA, Ala. - Torrential rainfall has caused more problems than flooding and storm damage throughout Alabama in the last few weeks.

Auburn University; Holmestead Farms partnering to teach canning seminar Tuesday

Friday, June 9 by Michael Brannon

TALLADEGA, Ala. - The Auburn University Extension Office is partnering with Holmestead Farms in Talladega to teach a water-bath canning and jam-making instructional seminar.

SylacaugaNews.com Feature: Sylaward Trail

Wednesday, June 7 by Michael Brannon

SYLACAUGA, Ala. - The Sylaward Trail is a local recreational trail in Sylacauga. Many residents of Sylacauga and surrounding areas frequent the trail for exercise, fun, or to enjoy the sights and sounds of nature.The trail is a 14.5 mile excursion through the beautiful... Read More.

1,500 jobs coming to Alabama as Amazon plans to open state’s first sorting center

Monday, June 5 by Michael Brannon

MOBILE, Ala. - One of world's largest online shopping retailers, Amazon, is set to open a sorting center in Mobile.

Talks of Auburn moving to the East & alcohol in stadiums dominate early 2017 SEC spring meetings in Destin

Thursday, June 1 by Michael Brannon

DESTIN, Fla. - As the SEC coaches, athletic directors, administrators, and media members ponder the greatest league's future, let's pull a few highlights from Destin so far:Former Auburn head football coach Pat Dye created quite a stir last week by suggesting Auburn should move... Read More.

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