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Pledge of Allegiance – Mrs. Gill – 4th Grade – Pinecrest Elementary School

Wednesday, March 8 by Michael Brannon

Today’s Pledge of Allegiance is sponsored by Heritage South Credit Union. Visit myhscu.com.You can listen to the Pledge each weekday morning during the 7 o’clock hour on Yea!106.5 and WYEA!1290. [su_youtube_advanced url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TqfCROrSMyc" autoplay="yes" loop="yes" rel="no" modestbranding="yes" theme="light"]© 2017, SylacaugaNews.com/Marble City Media LLC. All Rights Reserved.

Sylacauga City Council reacts to police shortage; delays fire chief appointment

Wednesday, March 8 by Jeremy Law

SYLACAUGA, Ala.- The Sylacauga City Council had an action-packed Tuesday night, and most of that action took place before the City Council session. In a work session prior to the official meeting the council discussed many topics important to city business.In the work session,... Read More.

A Day in the Life: David Pursell

Tuesday, March 7 by Jeremy Law

SYLACAUGA, Ala. - Pursell Farms is one of the most beautiful venues in the United States and it is right here in our own backyard. It is home to a nationally renown golf course, FarmLinks, an Orvis shooting range, multiple lodging options and many... Read More.

SylacaugaNews.com to offer breaking news text message alerts

Tuesday, March 7 by Michael Brannon

SYLACAUGA, Ala. - On Tuesday, SylacaugaNews.com unveiled a new service to its readers: breaking news text message alerts."To keep up with emerging media and constant news-cycle, we have decided to give our readers a new and free way to obtain their news," said Managing... Read More.

Yea!106.5 and WYEA!1290 to offer cash college scholarships again this year

Tuesday, March 7 by Lee Perryman

SYLACAUGA, Ala. - Yea!106.5 and WYEA!1290 have announced this year’s scholarship program to help area high school seniors with upcoming college expenses. Cash scholarships in the amount of $500.00 each are being funded for students at Sylacauga High School, B.B. Comer Memorial High School,... Read More.

Historic Properties: Benjamin H. Averiett House

Monday, March 6 by Michael Brannon

SYLACAUGA, Ala. – Originally constructed in 1835, the home to pioneer Benjamin H. Averiett lies just eight miles west of Sylacauga. Averiett is known as one of the first modern settlers of Talladega County and Alabama as a whole. The Benjamin H. Averiett House... Read More.

Blue Bell enters major U.S. markets

Monday, March 6 by Jeremy Law

SYLACAUGA, Ala. - The delicious Blue Bell ice cream made right here in our own back yard on N. Norton Ave. will enter many major markets in the coming weeks.On Monday, March 6 Blue Bell will be available in grocery stores across Arizona. "We... Read More.

Car care tips as spring approaches

Monday, March 6 by Michael Brannon

SYLACAUGA, Ala. – As temperatures rise, flowers bloom, and days get longer, many engage in “spring cleaning.” However, it is easy to forget about vehicle maintenance during the spring. SylacaugaNews.com has talked with mechanics around town and is outlining basic car care tips ahead... Read More.

[PHOTOS & VIDEO] The Fox visits local schools; 98.3 Fox FM honors city’s top young readers

Wednesday, March 1 by Michael Brannon

SYLACAUGA, Ala. - Read Across America Week continues in schools in the city of Sylacauga and around the area, and students are loving it. The week was created to honor Dr. Seuss and encourage reading among young students.The outfit theme for Wed., March 1 was... Read More.

Historical Marker Series: Coosa

Tuesday, February 28 by Michael Brannon

CHILDERSBURG, Ala. – Just two miles north of Childersburg on Alabama Highway 235 was once a central point of a very prominent American Indian town, Coosa. The town Coosa was the capital of the Coosa province inhabited by Americans Indians. Coosa was said to... Read More.

Historical Marker Series: Cosa

Tuesday, February 28 by Michael Brannon

CHILDERSBURG, Ala. - At the intersection of US Highway 280 and Talladega County Road 8 lies the historical marker of Cosa. Cosa shares its name with both Coosa and Coca Village visited by De Soto 476 years ago. This beautiful and tall Sylacauga marble marker found in the... Read More.

Historical Marker Series: DeSoto’s Visit

Tuesday, February 28 by Michael Brannon

CHILDERSBURG, Ala. - Spanish Explorer DeSoto reached the southern Talladega County area on July 16, 1540. DeSoto reached the town of Cosa, which SylacaugaNews.com previously highlighted in its Historical Marker Series. Cosa is just two miles north of Childersburg, Alabama.The official marker for DeSoto's Visit... Read More.

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Pledge of Allegiance – Mrs. Gill – 4th Grade – Pinecrest Elementary School

Sylacauga City Council reacts to police shortage; delays fire chief appointment

A Day in the Life: David Pursell

SylacaugaNews.com to offer breaking news text message alerts

Yea!106.5 and WYEA!1290 to offer cash college scholarships again this year

Historic Properties: Benjamin H. Averiett House

Blue Bell enters major U.S. markets

Car care tips as spring approaches

[PHOTOS & VIDEO] The Fox visits local schools; 98.3 Fox FM honors city’s top young readers

Historical Marker Series: Coosa

Historical Marker Series: Cosa

Historical Marker Series: DeSoto’s Visit

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