Two county roads in the Coosada and Millbrook communities will be resurfaced.
Joanna Keeter is counting her blessings.
The Elmore County Food Pantry is still operational despite the arrest last week of former board president Jeff Andrews and director Kathy Hall.
The courtroom at the historic Elmore County Courthouse in Wetumpka was packed Thursday.
Mom Prom came to Eclectic once again. This time it was a glow party complete with neon lights and razzle dazzle.
Ava Faith Baxley, Edgewood
The Elmore County Commission approved spending $500,000 at the Kowaliga boat ramp as part of its Quality of Life projects across the county.
Pinwheels are on the lawn of the historic Elmore County Courthouse to mark April as child abuse prevention month.
The Joe Sewell Memorial Award will award $19,000 in scholarships next month to outstanding high school senior athletes in Elmore County who have consistently represented the highest ideals of Christian leadership.
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In honor of Women’s History Month, the TPI staff brings you Women Who Shape the County. Through nominations, we have gathered a list of women in our local community who have shaped Elmore County in all kinds of ways.
Members of the Wetumpka High School Theater Guild were called to the front of the Elmore County Board of Education meeting last month — and for good reason.
Local businesses have always found ways to support schools.
There is no longer a grass field at J.E. Hot O’Brien Field, Holtville or Elmore County High School’s football fields.
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Elmore County officials are spending Sunday morning assessing damage across the county following a straight line wind event that passed through in the early morning hours.
The National Weather Service issued level two out of five severe weather risk for Tallapoosa and Coosa counties. Meanwhile Elmore County was issued a level three out of five severe weather risk.
Enhance Elmore proposes improvements and extra funding for the Elmore County Jail, courts, infrastructure, workforce development, economic development and first responders.
Judge Patrick Pinkston has seen every courtroom in Elmore County as an attorney and judge. He also sees the need to add courtrooms and administrative space in Elmore County.
Friends shared the lectern as Dee Dee Calhoon was sworn in at the 19th Judicial Circuit Place 4 Circuit Court Judge.
Fighting fires costs a lot of money — and those costs just keep increasing. From equipment to transportation, necessary fees for fire departments have steadily increased over the last couple of decades.
Documentation of student absences in Elmore County Schools is greatly centralized.
An observant state trooper led to a discovery of credit card scanning devices.
Public safety and education are huge priorities for almost everyone, especially for local representatives of the Alabama legislature.
Robotics are being used in Elmore County elementary and middle schools to aid in teaching STEM and soft skills.
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