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Past articles by Brian:
EDC: County experienced significant job growth in 2022
Calhoun County remains attractive to industries that have settled here and to those that are just looking to settle. → Read More
Fort McClellan seeking $523 million capital expansion
Fort McClellan Training Center is hoping for a major capital investment within the next five years. → Read More
Anniston Job Fair draws hundreds
The second annual Anniston Job Fair drew more than 300 job seekers to the City Meeting Center on Thursday afternoon. → Read More
Culver’s coming to Oxford’s exit 185
The rejuvenation of exit 185 will begin with butter burgers and frozen custard. → Read More
Oxford schools delaying student-led conferences; will continue early Thursday dismissal
Oxford City Schools has announced the student-led conferences scheduled for Thursday will be rescheduled. → Read More
Oxford celebrates 171; council funds Girl Scout’s idea for new board game with city history
The city of Oxford celebrated 171 years of history Tuesday night. → Read More
Oxford sets Feb. 28 for short-term rental ordinance public hearing
Oxford City Council members approved the date during their Tuesday night meeting held to take up the new ordinance. → Read More
OPAC experiencing box office success
The weekend is fully booked for the Oxford Performing Arts Center with a cornucopia of performances. → Read More
Oxford approves expansion grants for two businesses
Two existing industries will be receiving grants to allow them to expand their current plants as well as add jobs. → Read More
Oxford puts moratorium on food truck vendors
The moratorium is in effect until further notice from the city. → Read More
Oxford police seeks help in finding missing person
Megan Rebecca Carlisle, 24, is described as being six feet tall, weighing 176 pounds, with blue eyes and dark hair. → Read More
Now serving books
C.E. Hanna Elementary School inaugurated the school’s new book vending machine Friday. → Read More
Oxford school board hears of new scholarship opportunity
One Oxford High School senior is now in the running for a new scholarship opportunity sponsored by a local business. → Read More
Piedmont man killed in Saturday crash
A local man was killed Saturday afternoon as the result of a two-vehicle crash in Calhoun County. → Read More
Berta wins Carver chili cook-off
Chris Berta of the Anniston Police Department is proving himself to be the chili champ of Anniston. → Read More
Quintard Mall renovations nearing end
The most extensive renovations to Quintard Mall since its construction in 1970 are nearing an end. → Read More
Carver Community Center Chili Cook-Off set for Jan. 14; Friday deadline for entries
The deadline for entering the competition has been extended to Friday. → Read More
Railroad crossing repairs beginning today
The dates for multiple railroad crossing closures and repairs have been updated and are now starting Wednesday, Jan. 4. Each closure is expected to last 3 to 4 hours. → Read More
Mobile home destroyed in Oxford New Year’s Eve fire
OXFORD — A mobile home located at 140 Grove Way was destroyed by fire on New Year’s Eve. → Read More
Apartment fire remains under investigation
City fire and code enforcement officials inspected the remaining two structures Thursday morning. → Read More