HeyJaredJulie Edwards
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- Sep 14, 2026
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Fort ceremony installs Evans as commander (opens the original)
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The 167th Theatre Sustainment Command held a promotion and change of command ceremony Sunday morning at the George C. Marshall Parade Field on Fort McClellan. Brigadier General Michael Evans was promoted to major general and received command of the 167th TSC. The 167th TSC is a multi-component unit with active duty, active guard-reserve and traditional guardsmen. The current mission of the 167th TSC is to plan and execute theatre opening, distribution and sustainment operations across the range
Piedmont mayor explains new method for calculating power bills (opens the original)
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PIEDMONT â Piedmont Mayor Kevin Farmer alerted residents that many of them may be surprised by a much lower electric bill for July. At Tuesdayâs meeting of the Piedmont City Council, he explained that in the past, utility workers manually read the meters, whereas now the city has switched to an automatic meter reading system. Residential meters were read on different days of the month depending on location. With the new system, all meters will now be read the second day of each month. This m
Women-only gym voted #1 Readers' Choice favorite fitness center (opens the original)
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Mandy Haynes and Abby Skinner, owners of HerSpace Fit, set out to create a safe space for women of all ages. âItâs a place where all women, grandmothers to granddaughters, can continue their fitness journey in a judgment-free environment," said Haynes. "Where women lift each other up in every sense of the word." The pair officially opened the gym in January of this year and have already been voted as the #1 gym/fitness center in the Anniston Star's Readers Choice awards. âI canât believ
Readers' Choice #1 favorite bakery is Lickin' Good Donuts (opens the original)
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The doors open at 5:30 am with the display cases ready â stocked full of sausage filled kolaches, butter and strawberry croissants, crullers, cinnamon rolls, doughnuts in every variety of toppings imaginable and an apple fritter large enough to feed a family of four. The staff at Lickin' Good Donuts on Hwy. 78 in Oxford have been baking for hours and ready for students at the local high school to whip in for a quick sugar boost before class.
Council presents community service plaque to Jerry Baker (opens the original)
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PIEDMONT â The Piedmont City Council discussed the possibility of finding a different vendor to service city vehicles at Tuesdayâs meeting after Piedmont police Chief Nathan Johnson reported repair options for a 2015 Tahoe. Stroked Out Diesel Services had informed Johnson that the Tahoe is in need of a new engine which will cost approximately $9,600. The matter under debate stemmed from the $2,500 in repair costs the vendor charged before advising that a new engine was needed.
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