It’s not uncommon to question how you want to be remembered after you are gone. Many people want to leave behind some kind of legacy. And one legacy anyone can leave is giving someone else a second ...

Camp ASCCA recognizes outstanding individuals each year. Abigail Murphy is a multimedia reporter for Tallapoosa Publishers, Inc. To contact Abigail Murphy, email abigail.murphy@alexcityoutlook.com.

The inclusion of a magazine editor on what our foreign policy team thought was a secure channel, the strong possibility that classified material was posted on this private chat, and the ever-changing ...

With residents expressing concerns over 380 South West Street to the City of Dadeville, the owner Andrea Clark came to address the council. Abigail Murphy is a multimedia reporter for Tallapoosa ...

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It is hard to believe I have a place on the lake and don’t fish. There are 50 million fishermen in America and I’m not one of them. I suppose the reasons are No. 1, I have ADD and it drives me crazy ...

To meet a goal is one thing, but to exceed it is better — and that is exactly what students at Central Alabama Community College did with the Broken Crayon Drive.

A political stalwart in our state, George McMillan, passed away Easter weekend at 81 in Birmingham. George was born for politics in Alabama. He was a born leader. He had an exuberant, vivacious ...

Central Alabama Community College chemistry instructor Dr. Jeremy M. Carr recently represented CACC at the inaugural Blue Ribbon Panel hosted by the American Chemical Society in Washington, D.C. in ...

A student posted something on his Instagram page that seemed to indicate that there are more deaths from police interactions with the public than when George Floyd was killed. Is this the case? I ...

Everywhere you look in Alexander City, there seems to be some kind of progress happening. Lizi Arbogast Gwin is the managing editor of Tallapoosa Publishers.

When I was growing up, most products at the store had a tag that said “Made in the U.S.A.” These days, it’s more common to see things are “Made in China.” That’s because over the past few decades, ...