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Sylacauga & Childersburg first responders to play in fundraising softball games

Tuesday, May 2 by Jeremy Law

CHILDERSBURG, Ala. - Baseball is well underway for organizations from the local Little Leagues to the Major Leagues. Local first responders are gearing up to have a little fun of their own on the diamond. Police and firemen from Childersburg and Sylacauga are set to... Read More.

National Day of Prayer to be recognized in Sylacauga

Tuesday, May 2 by Jeremy Law

SYLACAUGA, Ala. - A National Day of Prayer has been recognized in the United States constitution for more than 70 years. The day, however, has been called on by lawmakers since the 1770s. If you are looking to join in prayer with many throughout the... Read More.

Burn Notice for Talladega County

Tuesday, May 2 by Jeremy Law

SYLACAUGA, Ala. - The Talladega National Forest Ranger District is planning to burn 150 acres today, eight miles east of Sylacauga in the Hollins Wildlife Management area. Forest Service Roads 601H, 601I and Hwy. 148 form portions of the burn boundary and should be traveled... Read More.

City of Sylacauga to honor James Sharbutt, Rodney Trammell for years of service to Babe Ruth Baseball

Monday, May 1 by Jeremy Law

SYLACAUGA, Ala. - Saturday, May 6 will be opening day for the Sylacauga Babe Ruth Baseball League. However, this opening day will be just a bit different than years past.

GoFundMe started for family who “lost everything” in house fire

Monday, May 1 by Jeremy Law

SYLACAUGA, Ala. - An electrical fire on April 27 at 309 Lee Street in Sylacauga left a home completely in ruins. The family of four that lived there was left with nothing besides the clothes on their backs. Angie Strickland lived at the home with her... Read More.

Childersburg Police seek fourth suspect in sex abuse case

Monday, May 1 by Michael Brannon

CHILDERSBURG, Ala. - The Childersburg Police Department has released the identity of the fourth suspect in a sex abuse case that happened on April 12. On April 27, an attempt was made to issue two warrants to Heather Michelle Carden, 27, the same day... Read More.

Sylacauga celebrates May as National Military Appreciation Month

Monday, May 1 by Michael Brannon

SYLACAUGA, Ala - For most, the month of May brings to mind the saying "April showers bring May flowers." But the month of May means something even more special: National Military Appreciation Month (NMAM). Now, you could be asking yourself: What is National Military Appreciation Month? NMAM started... Read More.

Afternoon fire destroys home in Childersburg

Sunday, April 30 by Michael Brannon

CHILDERSBURG, Ala. - A mobile home in the Ferry Road Court community was destroyed by a fire Sunday afternoon. The only person inside escaped with non-life-threatening injuries.

Sylacauga High School Aggie Marching Band performs at Universal Studios

Sunday, April 30 by Jeremy Law

ORLANDO, Fla. - The Sylacauga High School Marching Aggie Band spent the week at Universal Studios in Orlando to march in the Park's Superstar Parade. Band director Ryan Murrell told SylacaugaNews.com his band wanted to perform in front of thousands in Orlando to help achieve... Read More.

[EXCLUSIVE VIDEO] U.S. Rep. Mike Rogers visits Sylacauga; talks North Korean nuclear threats & Trump’s first 100 days

Saturday, April 29 by Michael Brannon

SYLACAUGA, Ala. - U.S. Rep. Mike Rogers visited Sylacauga on Saturday for the 36th Annual Third District Congressional Art Competition. During the congressman's visit, SylacaugaNews.com had an exclusive opportunity to talk with him about several issues including North Korea and Saturday's milestone of President... Read More.

7th Annual Kymulga Grits Festival kicks off

Saturday, April 29 by Jeremy Law

CHILDERSBURG, Ala.- The City of Childersburg will be the center of attention in the area for a second straight weekend. On Saturday April 22, the city celebrated its 477th birthday with Coosa Fest 477, and Saturday April 29, the living history of the Kymulga Grist... Read More.

[PHOTOS] County commissioner, residents concerned about “junk” and litter at Hwy. 21 property in Sycamore

Friday, April 28 by Jeremy Law

SYCAMORE, Ala. - Litter has become a major issue in Talladega County according to District 5 commissioner Greg Atkinson. However, on one piece of property in Sycamore it seems to be a larger problem. Complaints are becoming more prevalent each day about the southeast intersection... Read More.

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Sylacauga & Childersburg first responders to play in fundraising softball games

National Day of Prayer to be recognized in Sylacauga

Burn Notice for Talladega County

City of Sylacauga to honor James Sharbutt, Rodney Trammell for years of service to Babe Ruth Baseball

GoFundMe started for family who “lost everything” in house fire

Childersburg Police seek fourth suspect in sex abuse case

Sylacauga celebrates May as National Military Appreciation Month

Afternoon fire destroys home in Childersburg

Sylacauga High School Aggie Marching Band performs at Universal Studios

[EXCLUSIVE VIDEO] U.S. Rep. Mike Rogers visits Sylacauga; talks North Korean nuclear threats & Trump’s first 100 days

7th Annual Kymulga Grits Festival kicks off

[PHOTOS] County commissioner, residents concerned about “junk” and litter at Hwy. 21 property in Sycamore

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