Commission Signs Lease for Sapps Community Center
All were in favor and the motion passed.
DNA Phenotyping Reveals Clues in 20-Year-Old Case
Ancestry data suggests that his father is most likely of European descent and his mother is likely of East Asian descent.
Tests suggest the child was from the U.S. Southeast with a narrow focus on Alabama and Georgia.
Aliceville Public Library to Host Art and Craft Exhibit
Arts and crafts that will be featured at the event include seasonal wreaths by Megan Pratt of Carrollton.
The educational art and craft exhibit is being held as part of the Alabama Bicentennial Celebration.
Carrollton Council Working Diligently on Town Projects
City workers were tired, but satisfied, as progress for the Face in the Window Fest was nearing completion after much hard effort.
Billion Dollar Funding Fuels Options for Opioid Epidemic
The Alabama Department of Mental Health (ADMH) celebrates October by showcasing the services and programs offered across the state to help decrease the use, or misuse, of legal or illegal substances.
Pickens County Awarded Federal Emergency Food and Shelter Funds
Pickens County has been chosen to receive $10,240 to supplement emergency food and shelter programs in the county.
EMA Hosts Active Shooter Class
Chance Corbett, Associate Director for Emergency Management at Auburn University, gives instructions on how best to survive an active-shooter situation.
Lakitha Bell, Director for the Emergency Management Agency (EMA) in Pickens County, hosted an Active Shooter Class at the Carrollton Service Center, September 27.
Navigating the Courthouse…Octagon
Traffic coming from Gordo on Highway 86 must yield the right of way to traffic coming around the courthouse.
The Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) has been busy making changes to the former “square” around the old Pickens County courthouse in Carrollton.
Aliceville City Council Splits Vote on Budget
The Aliceville City Council met for its final meeting for the month on September 26.