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Young Equality woman killed in multi-vehicle crash in Hanover

By Christa Jennings Senior staff writer A 2024 graduate of Central High School Coosa County and attendee at Rockford Church of God was killed in a wreck last Thursday. According to the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency, the multi-vehicle crash occurred at approximately 10:41 a.m. Thursday, November 20, and claimed the life of 19-year-old Kaylee Ann…

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Dixie Echoes to sing at Equality Methodist Dec. 7

By Christa Jennings Senior staff writer Equality Methodist Church welcomes the Dixie Echoes quartet, one of America’s pioneer gospel groups, for a special singing at the church from 5 to 7 p.m. Sunday, December 7. The church invites everyone to join in celebrating the Christmas season and to kick off the holidays with a gospel,…

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When a classroom became a chapel

A recent trip to the Auburn University campus brought back memories of my residency there. I often remark to current students I meet that I spent 18 months in Haley Center. This brings an instant bond! I knew Haley well since all my classes were there, and I had a small office on the sixth…

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UBER Act – Making rideshares safe for Americans

When I was in college, if we needed a ride, we would either call a friend or walk home. These days, however, millions of Americans rely on rideshare services like Uber and Lyft. And the truth is, many of us get into a rideshare vehicle without any clue who is behind the wheel. As someone…

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Protect and Serve: Nov. 28, 2025

November 17-23, 2025 Jail population as of November 23: 45 inmates Males: 38 Females: 7 ARRESTS On November 17, Deputy Moeser arrested Toney Lamar Hall, a citizen of Kellyton, on the charge of Domestic Violence 3rd Degree. He was processed into the Coosa County Jail with a $2,500 bond. On November 19, Deputy Kelley arrested…

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Be it ever so humble

The 8-year-old boy offered to help the old man in his garden. The old widower wore a chewed up Red Man hat, and jeans with mud stains on the knees. The boy asked the random, nonsensical questions of boyhood: If the world is spinning, why can’t we feel it, Grandpa? Why does time feel slow…

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Providence to host kids night out next Friday

Last newspaper of November! Wow, where did time go? Thanksgiving was yesterday so today people are shopping, watching ball games, hunting, or cleaning up after all the company (family) leaves. Today when you are reading this, I should be with my daughters doing our annual “Black Friday” shopping. Now it’s a tradition, but with online…

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