Regional Medical Center officials say years-old Ebola preparedness plans were quickly reviewed and updated last weekend after false social media rumors about a possible Ebola case in Gadsden prompted concern across northeast Alabama Read MoreRMC says Ebola plan ready after social media rumors spark concern
There’s always something going on in east Alabama. Check out these upcoming local events for some hometown fun. Read MoreThings to do
GADSDEN — There’s now a name attached to Project Palmetto. Read MoreProject Palmetto revealed as Inteva Products expansion
GADSDEN — The tiny catch in President Kent Back’s throat when he asked the clerk to call the roll set the tone for Tuesday’s Gadsden City Council meeting. Read MoreEra ends at City Hall; Nelson retiring as Gadsden’s city clerk
The American Field Service International Scholarship program in 1951 selected Anniston as “home base” for a German teenager to learn about America for a year. He’s Detlef Heise, a tall, blond 17-year-old from Bremen. Read MoreOn this day — May 27
A list of upcoming faith-based events taking place in our community. These gatherings, hosted by local churches and organizations, offer opportunities for worship, fellowship and service for individuals and families throughout the area. Read MoreThe Anniston Star’s faith calendar
Jacksonville leaders discussed several topics during Tuesday night’s rescheduled work session, including a proposed city website redesign, a Safe Haven Baby Box proposal and livestreaming work… Read MoreJacksonville discusses website redesign, baby box proposal during Tuesday work session
From the baseball diamond to a grueling endurance test. At just 18 years old, Oxford native and JSU freshman Jay Lambert tackled the Ironman 70.3 Chattanooga without a coach, a formal training… Read MoreFrom baseball to Ironman, Oxford teen finishes 70.3 race
A high-speed crash left one dead and damaged a traffic signal at Hubb Street and McClellan Boulevard in Anniston. Drivers are urged to use caution and expect delays as repairs await state crews. Read MoreHigh-speed crash leaves one dead, damages traffic signal
Over 1,000 pop-culture fans attended OxfordCon at the Oxford Civic Center on Saturday—doubling attendance goals. The event had 43 vendors, as well as several local fan groups, with organizers … Read MoreFanciful characters populate OxfordCon 2026: 1,000+ attend
Oxford Police Officer Logan Johnson has been named the 2025 ALEAF Officer of the Year. Officer Johnson is being recognized for his incredible work ethic, community-oriented mindset and his ini… Read MoreFoundation names Logan Johnson 2025 Oxford Police Officer of the Year
Anniston Police Officer Matthew Martin has been named the 2025 ALEAF Officer of the Year. Officer Martin balances a heavy daily caseload of felony arrests with a positive attitude and dedicati… Read MoreFoundation names Matthew Martin 2025 Anniston Police Officer of the Year
Incumbent Tim Hodges will remain Calhoun County’s revenue commissioner after results of the primary elections filed late Tuesday night. Read MoreHodges retains revenue commissioner post
Great Things in Jacksonville is advancing three projects: author Rick Bragg’s plaque, Jacksonville City Cemetery may be improved, possible Safe Haven participation. Read MoreGTIJ advances projects
Anniston attorney Jake Mathews, remembered for his faith, generosity and community service, died Tuesday night. Friends and colleagues remember him. Read MoreAttorney Jake Mathews applied his faith during his career
From a dual-threat quarterback who seized the starting job midway through the season and never looked back to a freshman linebacker who played well beyond his years, Jax State’s returning tale… Read MoreExamining Jax State football's top returning starters for 2026 campaign
Jacksonville State’s baseball team learned its NCAA Tournament destination Monday morning, as the Gamecocks were selected for the Hattiesburg Regional in Mississippi. Read MoreJax State baseball heads to Hattiesburg for NCAA Regional
A star was born this week on the turf of Mickey Dunn Stadium. That was never more evident than in the final moments of Sunday’s Conference USA championship game when Jacksonville State redshir… Read MorePOWER PUNCH: Richardson claims MVP after two-homer performance
Jacksonville State’s baseball team claimed its first Conference USA tournament title Sunday afternoon with a dominant 10-0 mercy-rule victory over Liberty at Mickey Dunn Stadium. Read MoreJax State routs Liberty to claim first Conference USA tournament title
This week has been intense. Jellybean graduated high school Thursday, and I don’t like it one bit. The bizarre thing about a column is that I’m writing at the height of my stress, but by the time you read this, it’ll all be over. Read MoreBrett Buckner: Never let poor penmanship interfere with a heartfelt message
A couple of weeks ago, I spent several hours combing through two old jewelry boxes. One belonged to my mother, and was stuffed with sparkly vintage costume jewelry and memories. The other jewelry box belonged to me. It was also full of memories, but very different kinds of jewelry. Read MoreLisa Davis: Three ring circus
I heard those words at a professional women’s conference. The keynote speaker had come all the way from California to Alabama, and she’d been talking for 45 minutes about how women should speak with confidence, not constantly apologize, not use upspeak and avoid glottal fry. Read MoreAudrey Atkins: Say it like you're from here
At the McClellan Military Cemetery on Monday, dozens of supporters of veterans and those who have pass on honored the service and sacrifice the veterans have made. Read MorePhoto gallery: Scenes from the McClellan Memorial Place Flag Ceremony
The walk that the seniors at Piedmont High School made took place in Centre, but that did not diminish their joy. The rain changed the venue. Read MorePhoto gallery: Piedmont High School seniors all smiles
The Jacksonville High School class of 2026 enjoyed the grand entrance provided by the Jacksonville Police Department. Then, they visited with their friends until the hour of the main entrance. Read MorePhoto gallery: Scenes from the Jacksonville High School graudation
B.B. COmer Memorial High School Read MoreB.B. Comer Memorial High School
New Jacksonville restaurant offers gourmet pizzas, unique toppings, large pies and community atmosphere. Read MoreLost Pizza brings gourmet pies, big flavors to Jacksonville
GADSDEN — A downtown Gadsden dining institution for more than a decade has rebranded and retooled itself as a tribute to its former owners. Read MoreRebranded NOLA’s Clover a tribute to late former owners
Boatwright’s BBQ has become a local favorite by keeping its food truck planted in Oxford — usually in the Alabama Title Loan parking lot — and serving a blend of barbecue styles owner Scott Boatwright taught himself over the years. Read MoreBoatwright’s BBQ builds loyal following by staying rooted in Oxford
Jacksonville leaders discussed several topics during Tuesday night’s rescheduled work session, including a proposed city website redesign, a Safe Haven Baby Box proposal and livestreaming work sessions. Read MoreJacksonville discusses website redesign, baby box proposal during Tuesday work session
From meetings to milestones, In Your Community highlights local initiatives and accomplishments. Read MoreIn Your Community
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There’s always something going on in east Alabama. Check out these upcoming local events for some hometown fun. Read MoreThings to do
“You never know what’s coming next ” declares Tim Zimmerman, as he describes the performance of The King’s Brass ensemble that he’ll be directing June 18 at 6 p.m. at Grace Episcopal Church in Anniston. Read MoreThe King’s Brass returns to Grace Episcopal Church
“The Things We Never Say” is the latest book in Elizabeth Strout’s ongoing look at northern small-town life. This new book is Strout’s eleventh novel. Her novel “Olive Kitteridge” was presented the Pulitzer Prize in 2008. Read More11th grade English teacher uncovers the true meaning of his life
A list of upcoming faith-based events taking place in our community. These gatherings, hosted by local churches and organizations, offer opportunities for worship, fellowship and service for individuals and families throughout the area. Read MoreThe Anniston Star’s faith calendar
Pastor Mike Ramsey reflects on God’s purpose for marriage, the importance of encouragement in the home and the biblical roles that strengthen families. Read MorePastor Mike Ramsey: God’s design for a stong home
Pastor Michael J. Brooks examines the difference between “hired hands” and true shepherds, reflecting on ministry, money, accountability and the calling to serve faithfully. Read MorePastor Michael J. Brooks: Hired hands vs. true shepherds
The Rev. Tammy Jackson reflects on the advice that transformed her leadership: not every voice deserves equal weight — especially when faith, integrity and criticism collide. Read MoreVoices of Faith: ‘The best advice I’ve ever received’
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