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Alabama Cardiovascular Group to open office in Sylacauga

Tuesday, December 6 by Michael Brannon

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - Alabama Cardiovascular Group (ACG), an affiliate of Grandview Health, will open an office in Sylacauga on Tuesday, Sept. 6, 2016. The office will be located in the Medical Office Building at 209 W. Spring Street, Suite 304.“We are excited about this... Read More.

Rabid fox in Coosa County prompts heightened rabies warning

Tuesday, December 6 by Michael Brannon

COOSA COUNTY, Ala. - The Alabama Department of Public Health (ADPH) recently confirmed a case of animal rabies tested from a fox near the Goodwater community in Coosa County. Rabies targets the central nervous system of all mammals, including humans, and is fatal.The virus... Read More.

“Your Health Matters” series aimed at promoting healthy lifestyles

Tuesday, December 6 by Michael Brannon

CHILDERSBURG, Ala. - On Tuesday, Oct. 11, the Childersburg Chamber of Commerce will host the “Your Health Matters” series of health-related events aimed at the area's senior community.The first event, “Cold & Flu Season” will take place at the Rainwater Library (124 9th Street... Read More.

Renasant Bank turns up the “heat” for Breast Cancer Awareness

Tuesday, December 6 by Michael Brannon

CHIDLERSBURG, Ala. - If you visited Renasant Bank through the day Friday, you may have noticed employees dressed up in a multitude of costumes including a scare crow, a mechanic, a bunny, a devil and even a convict.Yes...a convict in the bank.Among all the... Read More.

Heart disease to be discussed at November Community Links event

Tuesday, December 6 by Michael Brannon

SYLACAUGA, Ala. - Coosa Valley Medical Center is gearing up for its monthly Community Links forum for November. Community Links is an event held on the first Monday of every month that CVMC uses to spread awareness about numerous health related issues.This month’s theme is... Read More.

Allergies in Talladega County

Monday, December 5 by Michael Brannon

SYLACAUGA, Ala. – As fall transitions into winter, many people become concerned about their allergies. Ragweed, goldenrod, and molds are the most common allergens affecting individuals this time of year. Other people suffer from perennial allergens, allergens affecting individuals regardless of season, like dust,... Read More.

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Alabama Cardiovascular Group to open office in Sylacauga

Rabid fox in Coosa County prompts heightened rabies warning

“Your Health Matters” series aimed at promoting healthy lifestyles

Renasant Bank turns up the “heat” for Breast Cancer Awareness

Heart disease to be discussed at November Community Links event

Allergies in Talladega County

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