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A new 160-unit apartment complex is in the works for McClellan, with progress underway in the warehouse district. John Kennedy presented the project to the Anniston City Council, seeking support, tax credits and help with relocating a sewer line for the development. The city of Jacksonville recorded the highest increas
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New grants would aid repair of downtown Anniston buildings
1+ week, 3+ day ago (113+ words) A new $750,000 grant program is giving Anniston property owners a chance to tackle long-delayed repairs and breathe new life into historic commercial spaces. â A new $750,000 grant program will help owners of historic commercial properties in downtown and West 15th reinvest…...
Emergency vehicles gear up for third annual hands-on event
1+ week, 4+ day ago (125+ words) The Calhoun County Blue Line Foundationâs third annual âTouch-a-Truckâ event is coming to the Anniston Regional Airport on Saturday, Sept. 12, from 1 to 4 p.m., and admission is completely free. Concession sales benefit the foundationâs mission. Calhoun County…...
First Wesleyan Church of Anniston marks 100th anniversary
2+ week, 3+ day ago (153+ words) — First Wesleyan Church of Anniston will celebrate its 100th anniversary Aug. 30 with a tent service at its Jefferson Street location. Staff Writer Sherry Kughn: [email protected]. The First Wesleyan Church at 2501 West Jefferson St. in the Cobb Town community has a history…...
Falling enrollment puts pressure on Anniston schools budget
2+ week, 3+ day ago (151+ words) Anniston City Schools is entering fiscal 2027 with a healthy reserve and nearly $25 million in proposed general fund spending, but declining enrollment and uncertain state revenues loom over the districtâs financial outlook. Anniston City Schools lost nearly 80 students in the…...
Hidden stormwater pipe leaves Anniston homeowner seeking answers
1+ mon, 2+ day ago (168+ words) Wendy Miller stands in her backyard at her Anniston home beside a concrete stormwater pipe that she says runs beneath her property and carries runoff from 10th Street. Miller is seeking answers about the pipe’s history, maintenance and future as the…...
Councilwoman says residency issue resolved after moving into Ward 2 as council hears of proposed budget framework
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (169+ words) Questions over a city council member's residency again dominated public discussion Tuesday night, but Anniston leaders said the matter has been resolved as the council turned its attention to a proposed $51.8 million spending plan for the coming fiscal year. ANNISTON…...
Gadsden’s Rural King holds grand opening
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (149+ words) Rural King and City of Gadsden officials held the official ribbon-cutting on Friday for the company’s eighth Alabama store located at 280 N. Third St. in Gadsden. Gadsden’s new Rural King store stocks 42,000 different items, according to company officials, such as…...
Anniston residents paint their place in history, one tile at a time
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (192+ words) Area residents, businesses and community leaders came together Friday to paint individual tiles that will be assembled into a permanent mosaic at Noble Street Park celebrating America's 250th anniversary. Four participants hold up their painted tiles Friday during a community mosaic…...
Back-to-school bash brings Anniston families together before first bell
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (174+ words) The City of Anniston's Parks and Recreation Department will host a back-to-school community event at Zinn Park on Aug. 3, offering families free food, live music and school supplies before classes begin Aug. 6. Children play on a large inflatable while others…...
Downtown Anniston market hours change, events expand
2+ mon, 19+ hour ago (124+ words) Main Street Anniston is pairing practical changes with community-focused initiatives as it works to strengthen downtown businesses and encourage residents to spend more time in the city's historic district. â Main Street Anniston is returning the Downtown Market to 7-11 a....