Eclectic Mayor Gary Davenport is asking for the community’s input about the town’s cable, internet and phone services through Spectrum/Charter Communications as the town’s contract with the provider will soon be up for renewal.

The town of Eclectic is gearing up to host its third Community Yard Sale and Vendor Market.

Elmore County's Claud community is mourning the death of business owner Charles LaVoyde Bush who died at 84-years-old after a yearlong battle with lung cancer and advanced COPD.

Multiple students in Elmore County High School’s Maroon Machine marching band received top honors during the Alabama Bandmasters Association’s All-State competition.

Americans have always cared about gas prices given the nature of its volatility; it suddenly goes up, it suddenly goes down, all without an obvious explanation.

Ingram State Technical College and Elmore County Sheriff Bill Franklin are partnering to bring adult education/GED preparation and testing services to Elmore County Jail inmates. 

The Elmore County Commission recognized two county residents – Eric Cagle and Jade Eldridge – for their outstanding achievements at its meeting on Monday.

Elmore County schools will be closed and students and all staff will remain at home for the day, according to Superintendent Richard Dennis.

The Elmore County Technical Center is now one of only three career tech centers in Alabama to receive the Cognia STEM Certification.

Alabama’s 10th severe weather preparedness sales tax holiday is coming up on the weekend of Feb. 26.

The Elmore County Board of Education approved the purchase of a new piece of property at a special called meeting on Thursday.

Students in the Elmore County Public Schools district have an opportunity to learn more about American history through the lens of African Americans thanks to a Black History Month project spearheaded by District 2 Board of Education member Wendell Saxon.

Elmore County Public Schools Superintendent Richard Dennis said the district has been busy preparing for today, the day that teachers are able to receive the COVID-19 vaccination.

In March 2020, state legislators passed legislation for the distribution of funds under the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act.

The Elmore County Commission has partnered with local schools on an educational program aimed at teaching students and residents about the impact that littering has on the community.

Twenty teachers from throughout Elmore County Public Schools gathered at the system’s central office on Monday for a day of robotics training. 

Most taxpayers have become accustomed to the IRS beginning tax season in late January, but things are different this year.

Max Credit Union is bringing financial literacy education to more than 4,200 students and residents in Montgomery, Autauga, Elmore, Lee, and Pike counties.

Nina Browning who works in accounting at Elmore Community Hospital was the first person to receive the Moderna COVID-19 vaccination at the hospital on Thursday.

At Monday night’s meeting, the Eclectic Town Council voted to approve a general obligation bond in the amount of $2.5 million.

Alabama Department of Labor Secretary Fitzgerald Washington recently announced that Alabama’s preliminary, seasonally adjusted December unemployment rate is 3.9%, down from November’s rate of 4.4%, and above December 2019’s rate of 2.7%.

The Elmore County Board of Education is investing a total of $3.1 million on the purchase of 35 new school buses for the 2021-2022 school year.

Two Eclectic Elementary School students recently won the title of Spelling Bee Champions.

The Elmore County Board of Education has been intentional about positioning itself for future success, and the district’s Chief Financial Officer Jason Mann has played a key role in the process.

The Town of Eclectic was awarded $72,819.90 in funding by Gov. Kay Ivey and the State of Alabama for payment assistance of costs incurred in responding to the COVID-19 outbreak.

Laci Swaney is on a mission to help as many people as she can in the Eclectic community.

Alabama’s nationally recognized First Class Pre-K is preparing for another school year in Elmore County.

The Elmore County Food Pantry’s annual Taste of Elmore County event has been canceled because of COVID-19, said board director Jonathan Yarboro, who is also pastor at First Presbyterian Wetumpka.

For parents with pre-K aged children, it’s not too late to enroll them in the Elmore County School System Child Development Program.

Gov. Kay Ivey and the Alabama Department of Public Health announced Friday that ADPH will provide COVID-19 vaccinations for people 75 years old or older, as well as first responders, including law enforcement and firefighters, statewide by appointment only beginning Jan. 18. Appointments at …

The Elmore County Art Guild recently announced that its 2021 Annual Winter Guild Show has been canceled, along with all other activities, due to rises in COVID cases in the area.

With an increased number of personnel absences at Coosada and Holtville elementary schools, all students at both schools have transitioned to virtual platforms for the remainder of this week.

In an effort provide some relief for area clinics overwhelmed with COVID-19 testing, Elmore Community Hospital is opening a COVID clinic on Tuesday.

Gov. Kay Ivey on Dec. 28 announced that she has extended the successful Alabama Broadband Connectivity for Students program into 2021 thanks to a provision in the latest COVID-19 relief package passed by Congress last week and signed by President Donald Trump on last Sunday evening.

Gov. Kay Ivey has awarded grants to three nonprofit organizations that assist victims of domestic violence and raise awareness of these issues and available services in south central Alabama.