From the West Alabama Newsroom– An event in Selma is helping to protect residents from one of the fastest growing crimes in the country. The annual Community Shred Day provides a safe way for people to get rid of outdated private information to make sure it doesn’t fall into the hands of identity thieves. According to statistics — more than…
Two Montgomery teachers have been named Teacher of the Year. But what sets them above other educators? One of the winners, Dawn Ellis, is a special needs teacher at Peter Crump Elementary and said it is her dedication and hard work that helped her win the title. “This administration has allowed me to take my ideas and passions and dreams…
Children in Covington County have another resource when it comes to getting a meal. A group of moms started The Full Tummies Project almost two years ago, and say they never dreamed it would grow so much.
From the West Alabama Newsroom– Four families in Marion are moving on up — and out of sub-standard housing and into brand new homes. And a non-profit organization in Perry County is helping to make it all possible.
From the West Alabama Newsroom– Four families in Marion are moving on up — and out of sub-standard housing and into brand new homes. And a non-profit organization in Perry County is helping to make it all possible.
From the West Alabama Newsroom– A program in Dallas County is transforming the lives — by helping troubled young adults — help themselves.
Many military veterans struggle with the effects, both physically and mentally, of their tours of duty. But one local veteran is getting a big surprise in his journey toward recovery.
From the West Alabama Newsroom– A popular summer program in Selma offers a fun and safe summer activity for area children that instills confidence and encourages creativity.
City leaders in Wetumpka are welcoming new business as they restore the city’s downtown charm.
From the West Alabama Newsroom– Alabama News Network is teaming up with First Book and BMW of Montgomery for a special project that will make a positive impact in the historic city of Selma for years to come.
