Rep. Charlotte Meadows has awarded Ingram State Technical College students with a $6,250 Community Services grant.

The renaming of the activity center at Wetumpka Elementary School was approved Tuesday night by the Elmore County Board of Education.

Sally, now downgraded to a tropical storm, is still affecting the area.

Inclement weather will not affect Elmore County Schools' schedule at this time.

Hurricane Sally continues to push through central Alabama and impacts are already being seen locally.

The Elmore County community is invited to participate in a free Zumba class that’s also serving as a food drive for the Elmore County Food Pantry.

With September dubbed National Preparedness Month, the Elmore County Commission is sharing tips with the public to help everyone prepare before a disaster strikes.

Elmore County Schools is making major progress when it comes to STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) education.

The Wetumpka Public Library will soon be hosting a virtual event via Facebook Live featuring a “USA Today, Publisher's Weekly” and “Washington Post" bestselling author.

Wetumpka pastor Juanita Jackson is on a mission to help those who feel like they’ve lost their way.

Hurricane Sally made landfall this morning and local counties will begin to see impacts from the storm.

Members of Wetumpka’s Mountain View Baptist Church decided to remember the events of Sept. 11, 2001 by honoring local first responders.

The Millbrook Police Department is warning the community to beware of scammers who are targeting senior citizens.

Robotics students at Wetumpka High School are putting their skills to good use by helping a family in their community.

The Prattville Police Department is currently investigating a felony theft that occurred at a retail store.

An Elmore County Drug Task Force operation in Deatsville netted six arrests and drug seizures.

A two-vehicle crash at 1:53 p.m. on Thursday claimed the life of a Millbrook man. 

Labor Day weekend marks the end of another summer, with trips to the beach, the lake and other fun-filled destinations.

The Town of Eclectic is notifying residents there is woman named Brenda Henson who is driving a silver SUV around the town collecting census information.

The Town of Eclectic is calling on residents to help man the booths that will be located in the Kids Zone at the Alabama Cotton Festival.

Residents who have not completed the 2020 Census have only 28 more days to do so.

A downtown Wetumpka boutique will soon begin hosting classes teaching the basics of how to use Cricut and Silhouette machines.

Thanks to the formation of its partnership with the Alabama Supercomputer Authority, the Wetumpka Public Library is now offering high-speed internet services that reach beyond the walls of the library.

Elmore County Commissioner Earl Reeves was recently awarded for tenure in office.

Gov. Kay Ivey has awarded a $418,404 grant to support sexual assault victims across Alabama. 

The Alabama Securities Commission recently announced its participation in the COVID-19 Enforcement Task Force, an international investor protection initiative to crack down on schemes related to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

Future Redland Middle School students were present at Friday’s groundbreaking ceremony for the school that will be built on donated land in the Redland community.

Alabamians will have to continue wearing masks for a while longer, according to Gov. Kay Ivey.

The town of Eclectic is notifying residents that there is woman named Brenda Henson who is driving a silver SUV around the town collecting census information.

The Wetumpka Public Library’s Summer Reading Program came to a close on July 21 with prizes being awarded to several participants.

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Over the next few years, several roads in Eclectic will be repaved thanks to the new gas tax allocations municipalities receive from the state.

The Town of Eclectic is now accepting vendor and entry forms for those wanting to participate in the 28th Alabama Cotton Festival on Oct. 10. 

For the Sisters in Service ministry at First United Methodist Church of Wetumpka, giving back to the community is nothing new.

Elmore County Commission received the 2020 “Award for Efficiency and Innovation in County Government – Urban Category” from the Association of County Commissions of Alabama during the 92nd Annual Convention for its Broadband Expansion Partnership project.

Construction kicked off Friday for a new $1.65 million band and choral room for students to enjoy at Stanhope Elmore.

While strolling trough downtown Wetumpka, many works of art by local artist Steve Lee are featured on storefront windows, doors and on the sides of buildings.