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Sylacauga Little League to offer free registration for 2018 spring season; adds free baseball clinic

Monday, January 8 by Michael Brannon

SYLACAUGA, Ala. - Since the Sylacauga City Council decided to terminate the City's contract with Sylacauga Little League last year, many options have circulated as to how Little League will perpetuate beyond 2018. On Sunday, the association announced on its Facebook page it would... Read More.

Sylacauga City Council still in compensation discussion for fire chief position; moves one step closer to paving roads

Thursday, January 4 by Michael Brannon

SYLACAUGA, Ala. - A day after a contentious town hall meeting with the Sylacauga Little League, the Sylacauga City Council was back to regular business Thursday for a work session and council meeting. The meeting was pushed back to Thursday due to the... Read More.

[PHOTOS & VIDEO] Sylacauga Little League supporters speak out during City of Sylacauga town hall meeting

Thursday, January 4 by Michael Brannon

SYLACAUGA, Ala. - For more than an hour and a half, several concerned Little League supporters addressed the Sylacauga City Council, members of the media, and audience of nearly 80 Wednesday night at City Hall.

Town Hall Meeting Set to Discuss Council’s Sylacauga Little League Vote

Wednesday, December 27 by Jeremy Law

SYLACAUGA, Ala. - On Tuesday, Dec. 19, the Sylacauga City Council authorized the City Attorney, Edwin B. Livingston, Jr., to prepare a required notification letter informing the Sylacauga Little League Association of the Council’s intention to terminate the contract for use of the playing... Read More.

Sylacauga City Council receives backlash on Little League vote; Fowler & Sims weigh in

Thursday, December 21 by Michael Brannon

SYLACAUGA, Ala. - In a 4-0 vote Tuesday night, the Sylacauga City Council authorized the City Attorney, Edwin B. Livingston, Jr., to prepare a required notification letter informing the Sylacauga Little League Association of the Council's intention to terminate the contract for use of... Read More.

Alabama Juvenile Justice Task Force Delivers Recommendations to Improve Outcomes for Youth, Families and Communities

Monday, December 18 by SylacaugaNews.com Digital Team

MONTGOMERY, Ala. - The Alabama Juvenile Justice Task Force on Monday delivered a set of policy recommendations to Governor Kay Ivey and other state leaders aimed at protecting public safety, holding youthful offenders accountable, controlling costs, and improving outcomes for youth, families, and communities. The... Read More.

Governor Ivey releases statement on Presidential Space Policy Directive

Tuesday, December 12 by SylacaugaNews.com Digital Team

MONTGOMERY, Ala. - Gov. Kay Ivey released a statement on Monday in response to President Trump’s signing of President Space Policy Directive 1 (SPD-1). The President Space Policy Directive 1 ensures that NASA will lead an innovative and sustainable program of exploration with commercial and... Read More.

Congressman Rogers on NDAA being signed into law

Tuesday, December 12 by SylacaugaNews.com Digital Team

WASHINGTON, D.C. - Congressman Mike Rogers made the following statement today after President Donald Trump signed the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year (FY) 2018 in to law this afternoon. “I was proud to see the National Defense Authorization Act for FY18 become law today... Read More.

Governor Ivey Announces Groundbreaking for Major Expansion of Wayne Farms Enterprise Creating More Than 350 New Jobs

Tuesday, December 12 by Jeremy Law

ENTERPRISE, Ala. - A major expansion of the Enterprise Fresh Processing Facility by Wayne Farms LLC kicked off with a groundbreaking event on Tuesday. Governor Kay Ivey joined Wayne Farms leadership for the groundbreaking ceremony, along with local dignitaries, civic and business leaders from... Read More.

Be aware of changes at the polls in Talladega County for Senate election

Monday, December 11 by SylacaugaNews.com Digital Team

TALLADEGA COUNTY, Ala. - The digital age is taking over. Technology continues to eliminate traditional protocol in all aspects of life, even in the way you vote.

Secretary of State Works with Google to remove misleading advertisement from the Internet

Monday, December 11 by SylacaugaNews.com Digital Team

MONTGOMERY, Ala. - Recent reports to the Alabama Secretary of State's Office indicated the existence of an ad that was targeting Alabamians with incorrect or inaccurate information intent on confusing voters. The ad made claims that the candidate a voter casts their ballot for... Read More.

Gov. Ivey Awards More Than $37 Million in Grants to Help Low-income Families with Energy Bills, Endure State’s Cold Weather Season

Monday, December 11 by Jeremy Law

MONTGOMERY, Ala.- With the first real surge of winter weather in Alabama last week, Governor Kay Ivey is awarding $37.3 million in grants to ensure that many of Alabama’s neediest families are prepared for the cold weather.

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Sylacauga Little League to offer free registration for 2018 spring season; adds free baseball clinic

Sylacauga City Council still in compensation discussion for fire chief position; moves one step closer to paving roads

[PHOTOS & VIDEO] Sylacauga Little League supporters speak out during City of Sylacauga town hall meeting

Town Hall Meeting Set to Discuss Council’s Sylacauga Little League Vote

Sylacauga City Council receives backlash on Little League vote; Fowler & Sims weigh in

Alabama Juvenile Justice Task Force Delivers Recommendations to Improve Outcomes for Youth, Families and Communities

Governor Ivey releases statement on Presidential Space Policy Directive

Congressman Rogers on NDAA being signed into law

Governor Ivey Announces Groundbreaking for Major Expansion of Wayne Farms Enterprise Creating More Than 350 New Jobs

Be aware of changes at the polls in Talladega County for Senate election

Secretary of State Works with Google to remove misleading advertisement from the Internet

Gov. Ivey Awards More Than $37 Million in Grants to Help Low-income Families with Energy Bills, Endure State’s Cold Weather Season

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