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Will Davis comfortable under pressure reeling in the big one

Thursday, March 16 by David McCurley

SYLACAUGA, Ala. - Will Davis has reached the top of the mountain that he has always wanted to climb. Now, using his talent with a fishing pole and Lady Luck on his side, Davis might just capture the most important title there is when... Read More.

It’s all about catching the big one for Sylacauga Bassmaster David Gaston

Tuesday, March 14 by David McCurley

SYLACAUGA, Ala. - David Gaston is absolutely living the dream. The 26-year old Sylacauga native and his wife, Sara, have a 19-month old girl named Brittyn Lynn. He is a wonderful father and husband, but he is also a very good angler at the... Read More.

Quick step into the record books for Cha Cha Time and Corey Reynolds

Monday, February 6 by David McCurley

CHILDERSBURG, Ala. - When we are talking about Cha Cha Time and her owner Corey Reynolds, we are not horsing around!

Alabama Mushroom Festival kicks off tomorrow in Sylacauga

Friday, October 7 by SylacaugaNews.com Digital Team

SYLACAUGA, Ala. - The fascinating world of fungi is headed to Sylacauga this weekend as the Alabama Mushroom Society presents the 2022 Alabama Mushroom Festival on Oct. 8-9.

Alabama State Parks offering free admission tomorrow on National Public Lands Day

Friday, September 23 by SylacaugaNews.com Digital Team

MONTGOMERY, Ala. - Gov. Kay Ivey announced that all state parks will be free of entrance or parking fees for National Public Lands Day this Saturday, Sept. 24.

[WATCH] Behind the Headlines – Episode 73: Kimm Wright

Saturday, September 17 by Michael Giddens

SYLACAUGA, Ala. - Go beyond the news and get the real story.

Inaugural Pinhoti Fest to take over Sylacauga’s Noble Park Sept. 23-25

Wednesday, September 14 by Michael Giddens

SYLACAUGA, Ala. - The upcoming hiking season will be celebrated Sept. 23-25 when travelers from all over will set up camp at Sylacauga's Noble Park, not too far away from the Southern terminus of the Pinhoti Trail.

Childersburg schools kickoff new year with Tiger Fest 2022

Tuesday, August 9 by David McCurley

CHILDERSBURG, Ala. - On Friday night, the Childersburg community joined together and celebrated the start of a new school year with TigerFest at John Cox Stadium.

[WATCH] Behind the Headlines – Episode 66: Flagg Mountain

Saturday, June 18 by Michael Giddens

WEOGUFKA, Ala. – Go beyond the news and get the real story.

Gov. Ivey attends Alabama Forestry Commission’s reopening of Flagg Mountain fire tower in Weogufka

Wednesday, June 15 by Michael Giddens

WEOGUFKA, Ala. - Gov. Kay Ivey and multiple representatives of the Alabama Forestry Commission were in Coosa County Wednesday afternoon, June 15, to celebrate the reopening of the Flagg Mountain fire tower to the public.

DeSoto Caverns announces renaming to “Majestic Caverns”

Wednesday, June 1 by Michael Giddens

CHILDERSBURG, Ala. - With multiple local and state officials as well as plenty of family and friends in attendance, a new name for one of the area's oldest and most well-known tourist attractions was revealed Wednesday afternoon.

Tenth Kymulga Grits Festival this Saturday in Childersburg

Thursday, April 28 by Michael Giddens

CHILDERSBURG, Ala. - This Saturday, April 30, the Kymulga Grist Mill will welcome the community to attend its annual Grits Festival.

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