Local rider hangs tough on international stage
For some people, riding a motorcycle for six miles over various forms of terrain seems like a daunting task. For Brian Petty of Clanton, six miles is a piece of cake. Petty has recently returned from ... Read More
Loyalties aside, alumni groups have similarities
By Drew Granthum In most states, the month of November means Thanksgiving, family and togetherness. In the state of Alabama, it means one thing: the Iron Bowl. The last game of the year for the Univer... Read More
Trinity Episcopal Church one of Clanton’s oldest
The sanctuary that now houses Trinity Episcopal Church will soon be 100 years old — a significant milestone for one of the oldest buildings in downtown Clanton, especially considering the church wen... Read More
Robotics program helps student excel in science
What is the most important thing in the world to the Isabella community? Many would list such things as family, faith, careers or education. But if actions speak louder than words, it would be tough t... Read More
Neighboring stores surprisingly cooperative
Should a customer at Jones Feed & Seed not find what he is looking for, chances are the store right across the street will have the needed item in stock.... Read More
Test of time: Store nears 60 years in Clanton
A 20,000-square foot showroom filled with antique and modern furnishings from wall to wall is what a customer will see walking into Clanton Furniture Store. For 58 years, Clanton has been home to the ... Read More
Minooka Park offers something for everyone
Minooka Park is a hidden gem in Chilton County that gradually more and more people are finding out about.... Read More
Maplesville’s train depot witness to history
Maplesville’s train depot has seen a lot of history: Students once hopped on a train to Plantersville each day so they could finish their education...... Read More