Church Briefs
June 27 Friendship Community Church is hosting a dedication for its new pavilion and playground on Saturday, June 27, at 12:30 p.m. There will be a meal and family day to follow. The church is located on Highway 259 in the Fishpond community at what was formerly Friendship United Methodist Church. All are welcome to…
Read MoreCES May 2026 AR awards
Students who met the AR goal for the year 6th grade 100 points with 80% accuracy Brown: Alanah Solis 5th grade 80 points with 80% accuracy Hicks: Evianna White McKinney: Emanuel Cortez Newsome: Raelynn Adams 3rd grade 50 points with 80% accuracy Compher: Nathan Bivin Jace Childress Kylie Coleman Zayra Garcia Cruz Quindarran…
Read MoreTouch of the Master’s hand
Sometimes we don’t realize the potential and value that God sees in others and in us. Our profitableness hinges on submission to God’s Word. When we come to God, our stock immediately rises in value, so to speak. In and of ourselves, we are of little value. But God can change that in a…
Read MoreSardis, Providence enjoy good turnouts for VBS
June is a busy month! Central Elementary and High School Summer Camp are scheduled for this month. This coming up week concludes the four-week sessions. Sardis had its VBS last week, and Providence finished theirs Wednesday night. Each church used a different theme and reported good turnout for both. I’m finishing my column on…
Read MorePrimary runoff election to be held Tuesday
Special primary election to be held August 11 By Christa Jennings Senior Staff Writer Following last month’s primary election, voters will once again return to the polls on Tuesday for the primary runoff election. For Coosa County, there is one office appearing on the Democratic Party runoff ballot. Coosa’s Republican Party runoff ballot…
Read MoreReams sworn in as county commissioner
By Christa Jennings Senior Staff Writer After winning the Republican Party primary last month, Matthew Reams has now officially joined the Coosa County Commission. Last Friday, June 5, Reams was sworn into office by Judge of Probate Richard Dean, who administered the oath of office. This followed Reams having received an appointment letter…
Read MoreCentral High School recognizes academic excellence during awards programs, seniors awarded over $2 million in scholarships
Special to the News The seventh through eleventh grade awards program recognized students on Honor Roll, as well as Outstanding Student and Most Improved Student in each grade level and subject. iReady Highest Scorers were recognized and awarded a medal. Principal Lee also presented the Principal Leadership awards. Students were also recognized for their…
Read MoreRain cannot dampen walkers’ spirits
Special to the News Rain was unable to stop the Annual Chlora K. May Walk-A-Thon 5K Challenge on May 30. The event started at 8 a.m., with friends and family cheering the walkers. The 5K challenged the walkers with rain, humidity, twist, turns, and hills, but was no match for the top three…
Read MoreSecretary of State Allen issues important reminders ahead of June 16 primary runoff election
Special to the News Wes Allen, Alabama’s secretary of state, is reminding Alabama voters of important information heading into Tuesday’s primary runoff election. “AlabamaVotes.gov remains the best resource for voters preparing to exercise their right to vote in the June 16 primary runoff election,” said Secretary Allen. “Alabamians can verify their voter registration status, find…
Read MoreChurch Briefs
Weekly Unity Fellowship Church; located at 8780 Coosa County Road 56, Weogufka, 35183; is having Bible Study each Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. in the fellowship hall of the church with a meal provided. If you would please contact Martha Mooney at 205-249-0472 or Pat Green Gaither at 256-391-7353 to confirm each Wednesday of any cancellation.…
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