Sheniece Chappell
The Anniston Star
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World Changers started reconstruction in Anniston on Tuesday
A Baptist-based home repair charity known as World Changers brought a group of students from five Southern states to Anniston and Oxford on Monday to participate in a week-long project → Read More
Alabama Shakespeare Festival tour 12 cities to discover today’s South
What is the South? That’s the question five people from the Alabama Shakespeare Festival in Montgomery have been asking residents of 12 cities across the region, including Anniston. → Read More
Jacksonville City School Board qualification deadline is Tuesday
The deadline to apply for a spot on the ballot for election to the Jacksonville City School Board is Tuesday, according to the city clerk’s office. → Read More
Sunny King Classic: Participants calls tournament a weekend of fun
Several participants in the 40th Sunny King Charity Classic described the event as a positive addition to the Anniston Community. Most of the golfers were at the Anniston Country Club → Read More
Sunny King Classic: Sponsors pass out food and gifts on opening day
Opening Day at the 2018 Sunny King Charity Classic was a breeze. Play began at three different sites, including Anniston Country Club. → Read More
Store clerks threatened with gun in attempted robbery of Anniston gas station
Two people were threatened with a gun at the Chevron gas station on the 1000 block of US 431 near the intersection with in Anniston Wednesday morning. → Read More
State Board of Education elects McCarty vice president
“During the monthly Alabama State Board of Education meeting today, Dr. Cynthia McCarty of District 6 was elected vice president of the Board,” a Tuesday press release from the board → Read More
World Changers to return for home repairs in Anniston, Oxford next week
Fourteen homes in Oxford and Anniston will get much-needed repairs by the end of July thanks to a religious nonprofit with a longstanding history in Calhoun County. → Read More
Crowds flock to Oxford Lake for annual patriotic festival
“We just want to let everyone celebrate our freedom and appreciate all of the military and service men for what they’ve done to let us be free in our country,” → Read More
Multiple arrested for Independence Day break-ins
“I call this a major bust,” Calhoun County Sheriff Matthew Wade said. “This group has showed that they’ve made a profession of being professional thieves. They’re young and have already → Read More
Sheriff: Theft suspects caught following search in Choccolocco area
A search is underway this Independence Day afternoon for two young black males near the eastern bypass in Anniston, according to Calhoun County Sheriff Matthew Wade. → Read More
Deputies search Choccolocco for teen burglary suspects
A search is underway this Independence Day afternoon for two young black males near the eastern bypass in Anniston, according to Calhoun County Sheriff Matthew Wade. → Read More
Crazy season: Fireworks stand a family affair
Rain is in the forecast this week — including Wednesday, the Fourth of July — but that won’t stop members of one local fireworks family from “selling the fun” said → Read More
Independence Day celebrations in Calhoun County
Another July has rolled around to celebrate food, fireworks and freedom and many cities in northeast Alabama have Independence Day events planned starting Tuesday. → Read More
Grenade launcher parts missing from Army Reserve weapons locker
The Army Reserve Center at McClellan reported parts from five grenade launchers stolen from a storage area this week, according to police reports. → Read More
Rental house fire results in arson charge against Anniston man
Police have charged an Anniston man with second-degree arson in connection with a fire set at his rental home. Sidney Robinson, 39, was arrested Monday, according to officials. → Read More
The time has come: Students from Alexandria Middle excavate 1986 capsule
A time capsule put into the ground in 1986 by nine Alexandria Middle School residents was brought to light Monday afternoon. Three of the original buriers were present. → Read More
THE MUSHROOM HUNTER: For this Anniston man, foraging is ‘a walk in the woods with a purpose’
An Anniston man is spending his days hiking the woods from Alabama to Wisconsin searching for mushrooms and more. → Read More
Author visits Oxford as part of tour to help instill confidence in young women
Yolanda Marshall-Nickerson is the author of “I Am Pretty Enough” and eight other books. She said she’s traveling to six cities in Alabama to empower young girls and women and → Read More
Project brings Georgia filmmaker home to Alabama
Now, after 30 years in the industry, Windi Robinson has returned to her home state to direct and produce her first major movie, On Places Thin, at her farm in → Read More