There’s a new doctor in Tallassee and will help support a long time nurse practitioner at Ivy Creek Family Care of Tallassee.
It’s been about six weeks since the Tallassee City Council announced the sale of Reeve’s Field, the city’s airport.
Eclectic residents and candidates were passionate about their needs and calling at Thursday’s Candidate Meet and Greet.
It didn’t take long for Colby Bellew to figure out Eclectic was special, especially after moving away for a few years after graduating from Elmore County High School.
Yellow buses and children will soon be active around Tallassee schools.
Students are back in the hallways and teachers are marking up the whiteboard. The first day of school officially began at Reeltown Elementary School and Reeltown High School Aug. 6.
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A new bus for the Tallassee Senior Center could be on the way.
The west Tallassee Mill site is one step closer to being cleaned up of possible containments and other sites are under consideration for assessment for the Environmental Protection Agency Brownfields program.
Elmore County revenue commissioner Lee Macon bragged on one of his employees at Monday’s Elmore County Commission meeting.
Stan Merrett will be remembered fondly as an innovator and a mentor.
Auburn police officer William Buechner Jr. died in the line of duty in 2019. But the memory of his community lives on through a memorial scholarship in his name for children of first responders.
It seems like yesterday school finished for summer.
First responders can never predict exactly how a disaster will occur.
The Reeltown Marching Band Rebel Pride has been invited to perform at the Make-A-Wish Global Conference in Orlando, Florida, hosted at Walt Disney World. This honor recognizes the incredible story of Melody Jackson, a Reeltown student who made a lasting impact through her selfless wish.
While summer heat is no stranger to these parts, the heat index will remain dangerously high until Wednesday night this week.
Music has always been a thing for Caleb Beard.
A little insomnia can be a good thing. Especially if you are trying to come up with a theme for the Elmore County High School Maroon Machine Marching Band halftime show.
The Tallassee City Council held a special called meeting to approve applying for a grant for water line improvements for two neighborhoods.
The Eclectic Police Department is asking for the community’s assistance in identifying three men involved in a May 23 theft at the Dollar General on Kowaliga Road.
Claudia O’Connell has experienced many of the towns in the River Region — Wetumpka, Tallassee and Prattville. But something keeps drawing her back to Eclectic.
Driven by passion for mission work and teaching, one former Reeltown graduate is making a difference.
Multiple agencies are looking for a missing person near Eclectic. Leroy Griffith was possibly last seen around East Patton Street in Tallassee trying to get back to his residence on Claud Fleahop. He was last seen wearing a light colored shirt, sun hat and transition glasses. A Silver Alert …
The Tallassee Community Library was far from quiet Wednesday.
As a pastor Daren Davis drives quite a bit. He travels between his church’s campuses in Eclectic, Millbrook and Rockford.
Student athletes at Elmore County High School now have nutritional options available to them through the Panther Refuel Station.
The Central Avenue home of Leon and Vickie Bowen was given the July yard of the month by the Tallassee Area Chamber of Commerce because of a well kept lawn, trimmed shrubbery and its gardens. The award is intended to promote community pride through and getting residents to clean up where the…
Just two years ago the Tallassee City School system nearly 30% of Tallassee students were considered chronically absentee. That improved to 11% last year. The school system released it improved again this past school year to 9%. It is a remarkable improvement of nearly 70% in two years.
A Tallassee police officer sustained minor injuries in a single vehicle crash as storms passed through the area Thursday evening.
It was the small town feel and cost of living that attracted Rosemary Glass and her husband to Tallassee after retiring from the military.
New and improved software is coming to the Elmore County probate judge’s office.
The Reeltown FFA officers were recently honored with a private tour of the Tallapoosa County Courthouse offices by the Judge of Probate Talmadge East.
Law enforcement have arrested a man accused of striking another person with a log and knife.
There is a new face for the Pride of Tallassee High School Marching Band.
Everyone seeking to be on a ballot for the Aug. 26 municipal elections had to qualify by 5 p.m. June 25. Alabama law says those seeking to qualify must have been a resident of the district they wish to run in by May 28. These are the names that will appear on the municipal ballots in Elmore County.
The Central Alabama Community Foundation awarded more than $130,000 in Wellness & Education Grants to nonprofit organizations serving students and educators throughout the River Region on Thursday.
American history will come to life for the next year as part of the Elmore County Museum’s celebration for America’s 250th birthday.
Tallassee Mayor Sarah Hill has now entered the mayor’s race after announcing in April she wouldn’t.
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