Yesterday | Anniston Star
Firefighter deaths in decline nationwide
It's been 46 years since an Anniston firefighter died while on his way to wage a battle with a blaze.
Oxford man charged with hit-and-run
A man was in the Calhoun County Jail today awaiting trial for reportedly hitting a man with his car Monday morning.
Of 5 U.S. metros that saw income decline, 2 were in Alabama
Alabama was on the low end in terms of personal income growth by state. .) It's always good economic news when a group of individuals see their incomes increase over time.
Sweet, saucy and smoking hot: Tips for smoking meat from some of Calhoun County's best
James Bradford, 71 years old, leans into the giant rotisserie at Brad's Bar-B-Que in Oxford.
Voting Rights Act in the crosshairs: Supreme Court expected to rule this month
A voter at the Calhoun County Health Department studies her choices during a recent election.
Group that offers shuttle service for veterans needs help
Paul Brouillette, disabled American veteran and volunteer coordinator of the van assigned to the VA primary care clinic in Oxford, smiles from the drivers seat.
Census data shows Calhoun a regional economic draw for workers
Traffic enters Calhoun County at Eastaboga on Thursday. Census data shows nearly 5,000 workers commute into Calhoun County each day, while nearly all workers who live in the county work here.
Oxford police searching for assault suspect
Oxford police today were looking for a 20-year-old woman they say punched and threw acetone in the face of a nail salon employee last week.
Ohatchee police officer charged with burglary
A former Ohatchee police officer has been charged with burglary, but officials have declined to comment on the arrest or investigation.
Anniston Attorney running for State Auditor
Local attorney and businessman, Ray Bryan, has announced plans to hold a campaign kickoff rally Tuesday June 4th at the newly renovated Oxford Civic Center in Oxford, Alabama.
Downtown Oxford festival and farmers market opens Thursday
If asked, organizers of a downtown festival and farmers market opening this week would say that Oxford's new performing arts center isn't the only show in town.
Carpenters for Christ building faith and fellowship hall in Oxford
Carpenters for Christ workers, Larry Moss, left, and Rodney Yates cut wood for the new fellowship hall at the New Birth Christian Center in Oxford.
USC Football Recruiting: Profiling the 2014 Running Back Offers
On the surface, USC looks pretty well stocked at the running back position, especially with the strong spring showing of Justin Davis and the fall arrival of Ty Isaac both of whom were consensus 5-star runners.
For the love of dog: Doting pet parents spend and spoil as dog-friendly industry booms
Model citizens: Museum exhibit celebrates Anniston's founding fathers
Letters from Addie Noble McCaa to her mother, Matilda Noble, are on display as part of the 'Horseback Visionaries' exhibit at the Anniston Museum of Natural History.
High school seniors of 2013 ready for new adventures
Some members of Weaver High School's Class of 2013 await their diplomas Thursday evening.
Census projections show population dropping slightly in East Alabama
Take Calhoun County - in 2012, its estimated population was 117,296, down from 118,572 in 2010, according to census estimates released this week .