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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.
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.
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.
Skin cancer is no joking matter, but the good news is it can be fairly preventable.
Simply being at school leads to better student performance and education.
From the time she was born in 1925, Tallassee’s Lenora Stanfield has seen the world evolve.
Damian Carr wants to see a few more things completed if he is reelected to represent Ward 3 on the Tallassee City Council. He wants to see continued infrastructure improvements and growth, especially downtown.
Two Tallassee residents are in custody and charged in connection to a Monday shooting that left two juveniles and an adult injured.
The Tallassee Police Department has secured warrants for Monday’s shooting on Highway 229 that injured two juveniles and an adult.
Calls about three shooting victims came from two locations Monday afternoon in Tallassee.
Shooting temporarily shuts down 229 in Tallassee
The Tallassee High School Class of 2025 will not graduate on the new artificial turf in J.E. Hot O’Brien Field, Instead they will get their diplomas in the football stadium at the Wetumpka Sports Complex as the new field is not ready.
Haynes Ambulance has been providing emergency transport services in Elmore County for years, and its services will be continued for two years with an option for a third after Monday’s vote by the Elmore County Commission.
A traffic flow change is coming to residents of Little Road.
It all clicked for Sarah Jones in a Tallassee City Council meeting.
The Tallassee Police Department greatly participated in a case where a Georgia man will serve 20 years in federal prison for child sex crimes.
Wendell D. Padgett Jr. is in rare company. Not only has the graduating high school senior for Life Preparatory Academy, an online school based in Tallassee, been dueled enrolled at Auburn University, he has also been selected as a Gates Scholarship recipient.
Tallassee residents should see a lot of work going on in the city in the next year.
Success and the Tallassee High School FFA program are synonymous. For the last several years teams of students have cruised through district competitions to state and some have even qualified for nationals.
Tallassee High School students got a look into the future thanks to a mobile studio and classroom from the Alabama State Department of Education.
Prohibiting cell phones in schools is about to become a reality statewide, but Tallassee City Schools have been ahead of the curve for years.
His voice has been on the airways in Tallassee for five decades. But Fred Randall Hughey is more than the owner and radio voice at WACQ.
The City of Tallassee has sold six surplus vehicles.
A Duluth, Georgia, man was in front of Elmore County District Court Judge Glen Goggans for a preliminary hearing and seeking a bond reduction.
Sometimes, the smallest acts of encouragement can make the biggest impact on others.
Councilmember William “Bill” Hall will seek reelection to the Tallassee City Council representing Ward 4.
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