(WDNG) – More than 16,000 Calhoun County voters endured June heat, humidity and a rainy afternoon on Tuesday to go to polling places for the
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Author: Michael Smith
Confirmed equine virus blamed for death of horses
HEFLIN – A veterinarian with Rolling Hills Veterinary Clinic confirmed Wednesday the eastern equine encephalitis (EEE or “triple-e”) virus has infected at least one horse
Read moreDuHon requests name for former armory
The City of Heflin purchased the former National Guard Armory in December 2011 for $15,000. After nine months and an estimated $37,000 in renovations, the
Read moreCouncil declines offer of surplus generator
During the Heflin City Council work session on Tuesday, Heflin Police Chief Robert Pittman updated the council of efforts to acquire equipment from a military
Read moreMayor Berry seeks third term to continue economic growth, work with Cleburne County
From the Mayor’s office at Heflin City Hall on July 17, Anna Berry explained what her administration has done over the past eight years and
Read moreCandidate for Heflin mayor Rooks hosts Independence Day “block party”
In a front yard scattered with tents, tables, and several Heflin families, Rudy Rooks hosted a July 4 “block party” at his home on Wednesday.
Read moreHeflin ballot registration begins July 3
In preparation for municipal elections on August 28, Heflin residents wishing to be on the 2012 ballot have between July 3 until July 17 to
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Anniston Runners Club visits Heflin for seminar
Local running enthusiasts clad in bright running shoes and tank-tops gathered Tuesday with a larger group curious about a sport gaining popularity in the region.
Read moreLocal fracking questions may not be answered until August
The Bureau of Land Management plans to sell almost 43,000 acres of the Talladega National Forest as 10-year leases for natural gas drilling on June
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Community rallies to oppose natural gas drilling
HEFLIN – Around 200 people gathered Monday at the Heflin Recreation Center to learn about potential hazards involved with natural gas drilling in the Talladega
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