Sheridan Heights Community Center reopens after major renovations
The ribbon has been cut after $3 million in renovations were made to the Sheridan Heights Community Center in Montgomery.
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Fifth-grade students in Montgomery learn about law enforcement
Fifth-grade students in Montgomery Public Schools had a chance to learn about law enforcement this school year.
“Be Pro Be Proud” gives students a taste of careers that don’t require a four-year college degree
Some students in Butler County Schools are getting an up-close look at careers that don’t require a four-year degree.
What the Tech: Mother’s Day gift ideas for moms who are creative
If your mother has a creative flair or a side gig, here are some Mother’s Day gift ideas just for her.
No. 23 Alabama baseball rolls early in 10-2 win at No. 19 Troy
A record 3,892 fans packed Riddle-Pace Field on Tuesday night as No.23 Alabama baseball rolled to a 10-2 win at No. 19 Troy.
Alabama softball tops Auburn in SEC Tournament Iron Bowl
Alabama and Auburn’s softball coaches react to a close battle during the opening round of the SEC Tournament
2025 Joe Sewell Memorial Awards honors Elmore County seniors
Kayden Edwards of Elmore County High School and Colby Beyer of Stanhope Elmore High School were named winners of the prestigious Joe Sewell Memorial Awards Tuesday night in Wetumpka. The awards, presented annually to outstanding high school seniors from Elmore County, honor the legacy of Joe Sewell, a former professional baseball player and Elmore County native. The ceremony recognized finalists…
AHSAA Softball Regionals Day 2
Saint James and Brewbaker Tech punched their tickets to the AHSAA Softball State Championships. Holtville, Elmore County, PCA, Reeltown, ACA and Tallassee also competed.
Montgomery Residents Voice Safety Concerns at City Council Meeting
“Safety is important to every citizen in the community, and we need to feel safe,” one frustrated Montgomery resident said.
Gov. Ivey signs shark alert system bill into law
Governor Kay Ivey has officially put her signature on House Bill 437, also known as Lulu’s Law.
