I’m not sure what it is about this time of year, but I tend to daydream a lot. It started in grammar school. When May arrived, I knew the final day of class was approaching. It was like an itch … more

Home gardeners: "Can't win for losing!"You ever heard the old saying “you can’t win for losing.” I feel that way quite often now days. I think the same thing can be said for home … more

Students from four Winston County middle and high schools  will star in the  Winston County Arts Council's upcoming production of "Cyrano de Burger Shack." The new pop musical comedy … more

One local Allstate agent is helping customers protect their Christmas packages by accepting deliveries at his office. Jonathan Holladay, owner of The Holladay Agency in Jasper, said the free service for online shoppers is like an alternate form of insurance. more

Dear Dave,When is it okay to have a little fun, and buy things you want, when you’re following the Baby Steps plan?KaitlinDear Kaitlin,The time for a little fun is after you’ve completed the … more

Keith Lewis, a former priest at Saint Mary’s Episcopal Church in Jasper, was honored at T.R. Simmons Elementary School on Wednesday. A former POW who served in Vietnam in the U.S. Air Force, Lewis gives back by reading to Mrs. Barrera’s Pre-K class every Wednesday. He says reading to Pre-K children is what God has called him to do at this time in his life. more

By JENNIFER COHRON Daily Mountain Eagle Annis Evans had two reasons to beam with pride at the opening reception for “As an Artist Sees It,” a new exhibit at the Bankhead House and Heritage … more

Here it is, early spring and we have officially made it through another winter, although I suspect we have some more cold weather waiting for us a little later. I always know when spring is here not … more

A Jasper 12-year-old made a significant find at the Steven C. Minkin Paleozoic Footprint Site in Union Chapel on Saturday, Oct. 14. “It was two reproductive cones — megasporophyll and microsporophyll — both of the same type of plant, a scale tree. They’re not incredibly rare, but it’s unusual that you see both on the same plate, especially with the megasporophyll leaves attached,” said Ashley Allen, president of the Alabama Paleontological Society. more

WORTHWHILE STUDY CLUBThe Worthwhile Study Club met on April 12, 2018 at the Walker College Foundation House.The program was presented by newly appointed Bevill State president, Dr. Kim Ennis. She … more