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Historical Marker Series: Coosa

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.

Christmas in Sylacauga 2016

SYLACAUGA, Ala. - This year’s Christmas in Sylacauga is slated for this Saturday Dec. 10. This year's schedule features Breakfast with Santa, downtown performances from choral groups, and the grand finale of the Sylacauga Christmas Parade. The family-oriented day will begin in the Sylacauga High School... Read More.


2017 Sugar Bowl preview

NEW ORLEANS, La. - Entering the month of November, the Auburn Tigers had a 6-2 record, were still in contention for the Southeastern Conference title, and closing in on a spot in the third annual College Football Playoff. But, the final month of the regular... Read More.


Sylacauga residents enjoy Coffee with a Cop event

SYLACAUGA, Ala. - After not being held in more than a year, Coffee with a Cop returned to Sylacauga. The event gives people in the community an opportunity to meet and socialize with the Sylacauga Police Department in an informal setting. Police Chief Kelley Johnson... Read More.

Alabama wins its third consecutive SEC title

ATLANTA, Ga. - The 25th edition of the Southeastern Championship Game ended with the scoreboard leaning heavily towards the Alabama Crimson Tide. The Tide routed the University of Florida by a score of 54-16 to claim its third straight and 26th overall SEC title. Alabama... Read More.


Allergies in Talladega County

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.

Alabama congressman re-elected to Steering Committee

WASHINGTON, D.C. - Alabama Congressman Mike Rogers will be on the Republican Steering Committee once again. He was elected to the committee for the second time this week by his colleagues. The Steering Committee recommends members of Congress to serve as full committee chairmen based... Read More.