Two years ago, Ragland’s council began working on a nuisance ordinance in response to an abandoned mobile home on Macedonia Road that was drawing the ire of citizens, who complained about how terrible the place looked.
First Lady reads to OES second graders Alabama’s first lady Dianne Bentley visited Odenville Elementary School last week and read to second-grade students in Paige Herren’s class. Bentley donated 100 books to the school through the Scholastic Book Fairs.
Ashville plans to open splash pad May 24 Although temperatures are lower than normal, the city of Ashville plans to open the splash pad May 24. That is the weekend after school is out.
Road at center of dispute in council meeting Tension between city officials was the result of a discussion over improvements to Purple Heart Boulevard at Monday night’s regular meeting of the city council.
Odenville working on issue in Legacy Springs Officials in Odenville addressed the Insurance Services Organization’s fire ratings for residents of the Legacy Springs subdivision Monday night.
‘International’ company to come to Moody The city council approved a tax agreement that will pave the way for another new business in the city at its regular meeting Monday night.
The 11th annual St. Clair County Water Festival was held Tuesday in Pell City and about 995 fourth-grade students are much wiser concerning the water they drink and use.
A confrontation between a father and a coach over the weekend ended with one person in jail after attempting to pull a weapon, authorities said Monday.