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On July 14, by a vote of 308 to 117, the US House of Representatives passed the “Sunshine Protection Act,” which would end our twice-yearly ritual of “springing forward” and “falling back” by making “Daylight Saving Time” the permanent national standard for timekeeping.
Getting that done seems to be one of president Donald Trump’s priorities -- one of his few such prio...
Many of us have landscapes that are one dimensional. By that I mean, they look good during one season of the year. Planting berry producing plants is an excellent way of creating multi-season color and interest in your landscape.
Most gardeners focus on plants that bloom predominantly in the spring. Some homeowners have plants that add color to their landscapes in the ...
During Monday’s regular business meeting, the West Point City Council approved a memorandum of understanding (MOU) for Hyundai Transys Georgia PowerTrain.
Hyundai Transys Georgia PowerTrain is planning a $559.2 billion expansion, which includes upgrades to two existing facilities and construction of a third facility at its site in West Point. The project is expected to...
Last Friday, No. 4-ranked Valley fell to No. 1-ranked Vigor 37-7 in the first round of the state playoffs.
Valley’s lone score came from a fumble recovery for a touchdown by sophomore defensive back AJ Harper with 7:12 left in the second quarter.
“The playoff game wasn’t exactly how we wanted to end the season, but I’m proud of our players and coaches. We went o...
During the LaFayette City Council meeting on Nov. 9, the council heard requests for a road closure from Harmon Insurance and learned of a new initiative at the Alabama Cooperative Extension.
Dori Harmon, owner of Harmon Insurance located on Alabama Avenue East, approached the council seeking a request to have a street closure between LaFayette Street North and 1st Str...