March marks Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, a time to honor and uplift people with developmental disabilities across Alabama. This year’s theme is WE’RE HERE. THEN. NOW. ALWAYS. According ...

The Trussville Daybreak Rotary Club recently welcomed Goodwin Scott, Assistant Principal and Career Tech Director at ...

The City of Pell City recently approves several upcoming community events, which includes annual favorites and a new partnership. Logan Martin LakeFest (May 8-10): This landmark charity boat show ...

Thursday, March 12, the biggest fundraiser of the year for the St. Clair County Chapter of The Literacy Council of Central Alabama returns to The Center for Education and Performing […] ...

The World’s Biggest Bounce Park® will bounce back into town as FUNBOX Bounce Park returns to The Shops of Grand River for a ...

The Museum of Pell City will present You Are a Work of Art, a new exhibit by local artist and retired educator Penny Arnold, opening March 5 and continuing through […] ...

The Trussville Daybreak Rotary Club is proud to recognize Cooper O’Dell, a freshman at Hewitt-Trussville High School, as its February Student of the Month. The Teacher of the Month honor […] ...

The Shops of Grand River in Leeds will team up with the 6th annual Alabama Boat Show and Expo, presented by AmFirst starting Friday, Feb. 27. The event will continue […] ...

As physicians and leaders of two primary care medical associations in Alabama, we’ve seen firsthand how vaccines and modern medicine save lives and protect communities. At a time when public health is ...

Young people looking to improve their cooking skills, recently gathered, July 8, for the St. Clair County extension program “Beginner Cooking Camp 4-H Clover Classroom.” Students learned about proper ...

Leeds Arts Council is preparing for its latest production, “Bonnie And Clyde.” Directed by Scot and Daphne Self, with music direction by Brandi McClaran, the musical will be Feb. 19–22 and Feb.

A new mural is now complete in downtown Pell City. The mural was spearheaded by Michelle and Craig Tumlin in collaboration with Houston Project, a local nonprofit dedicated to veteran advocacy.