Although the Fourth of July is filled with summer fun, it marks a significant event in the history of the United States. The holiday is marked by fireworks, patriotic gear and the symbol of the United States — the American flag.
Free meals are benefiting more than just the recipient in Tallassee. They are also benefiting the volunteers who are making them happen in Tallassee.
A fire in downtown Eclectic early last Tuesday morning could have been much more.
The City of Tallassee no longer owns the airport and hangar in east Tallassee.
Jason and Stephanie Stepney are not native to Eclectic but have found their roots in the small town. It’s far different from Washington state and Seattle where they grew up.
The Tallassee Chamber of Commerce SummerFest on Saturday was one of the biggest ever.
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Rain forced the cancellation of many musical events across the Southeast over the weekend. Bonnaroo was canceled midway through. Two nights of Jazz Fest on Lake Martin and in Alexander City were canceled.
Flowers now fill planters in front of the East Tallassee Shopping Center and there is more to come.
The second oldest stone industrial site in Alabama lies on western shores of the Tallapoosa River in Tallassee. It may get a cleanup thanks to a Brownfields Grant from the United States Environmental Protection Agency.
There is an extreme heat wave affecting most of the United States this week. According to the National Weather Service, the majority of Alabama is at moderate risk of heat related impact.
It’s a well known fact politicians will kiss a baby. But what about a dog?
A new chapter is coming to the First Presbyterian Church in Tallassee.
Tallassee has plenty of stages for acting — there’s the new performing arts center at the high school, and the Mt. Vernon Performing Arts Center has been revived as well.
A fresh look is coming to the Southside Middle School library.
The Tallassee Area Chamber of Commerce is hoping bringing back the yard of the month will bring an increase in civic pride.
There is a new frequency to get local radio on in Tallassee.
The grass at the closed Pizza Hut on Gilmer Avenue will be cut soon.
A man who has lived most of his life in Elmore County was denied bond in his murder case.
A Tuskegee man pleaded guilty to first-degree rape and saw another count of first-degree rape and five counts of sexual abuse of child under 12 dismissed.
The Eclectic Town Council approved several policy changes for the Eclectic Water Works but is waiting on a sewage rate increase.
Construction will soon start on a new administrative building adjacent to the Elmore County Judicial Complex.
The Tallapoosa Publisher Inc. family gets a little bigger with the addition of new sports reporter Ana Sofia Meyer.
The quality of life projects, greatly funded by the Elmore County Commission, are in various stages.
The Elmore County Summer Curbside Meal Program has started its fifth year.
For anyone looking to beat the heat this summer, the City of Tallassee pool is now open for the season.
The National Weather Service has issued a level two out of five severe weather threats for all Central Alabama this Saturday afternoon and evening.
Gov. Kay Ivey recently signed the new Speedy Trial Act.
Terrel “Coach” Brown has officially announced his candidacy for reelection to the Tallassee City Council in the Ward Five seat. He is pledging to build on a record of collaboration, community engagement and progress.
Hard work pays off.
It wasn’t hard to find Alina Tran at Tallassee High School.
A vehicle carrying two juvenile shooting victims was riddled with evidence of gunfire.
A Tallassee man is charged with shooting a man outside a Jordan Avenue business.
Most know what a job fair might look like, but Reeltown had a little different formatting for its fair.
The Elmore Sheriff’s Office found a husband and wife shot early Saturday morning.
Tallassee High School has its first graduate entering a FAME program.
According to Elmore County Jail records, Zachary Lee, 34, of Tallassee, was arrested Saturday morning.
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