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David Atchison's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, including government and politics, business and industry, personal finance, agriculture & farming. He regularly covers stories related to city developments as well as community events in the St. Clair County area of Alabama.
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The Springville Council is accepting letters of interest to fill a spot on the council.
Ragland Schools saw an increase in student enrollment last week.
The City Council took a step forward Monday night in what they say may help reduce traffic accidents and injuries along U.S. 411.
In the picture from left are Andrea Machen, MACC Executive Director, Ellie Kate Williams, Laney Saunier, Lily Wood, Dayjanah McClendon, Natalie Swindall, Mayor Nick Rutledge, Hannah Brewer, Adelyn Davis, Loren Grimmett, Ella Grace Madison and Taygen Halbrooks. In the back row is the Moody Council, Ellis Key, Chad Williams, Matt Morris, Linda Crowe and Wes Harrell. Not pictured are Ambassadors Anna Fisher, Avery Reeve, Reagan Rutledge, and Chloe White.
ODENVILLE – St. Clair County Interim Superintendent Rusty St. John said Ragland schools saw an increase in enrollment as students return to the classrooms for the 2026-2027 school year.
Robinson Street is one of 11 roads in Springville that is slated for paving this month.
An Ashville defender puts pressure on Talladega’s quarterback Logan Stevenson (2).
The St. Clair County Commission approved numerous actions at its Monday, Sept. 9, meeting.
At the request of the Big Springs Daughters of American Revolution, the City of Springville approved a proclamation recognizing the week of Sept. 17 as Constitution Week in Springville. In the picture is the Big Springs DAR group with the mayor holding the proclamation.
The Springville Council unanimously approved ending a sewer contract with the Odenville Utilities Board, but it will cost the city about a half-million dollars.
