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07/05/2025

JACKSONVILLE, AL – Jacksonville State University’s Police Department has reported several recent incidents, including two theft cases and one incident of criminal mischief, as part of its ongoing efforts to maintain transparency and public safety on campus. A theft by pickpocketing incident invo...

07/05/2025

TALLAPOOSA COUNTY — Six individuals were injured following an onboard fireworks explosion during a Fourth of July celebration on Lake Martin. The incident occurred at approximately 9:14 p.m. on Friday, July 4, near the Kowaliga Basin in the Blue Creek area. According to the Alabama Law Enforcement...

‘I’m Being Harassed!’ – Traffic Stop Gets Heated!: US Cops Documentary Series Featuring Oxford Police Department S3E72
07/05/2025

‘I’m Being Harassed!’ – Traffic Stop Gets Heated!: US Cops Documentary Series Featuring Oxford Police Department S3E72

Oxford, AL –First Responders is a gripping documentary series from Germany that offers a deeply personal and emotional portrayal of frontline workers. Through compelling storytelling, it highlights their steadfast commitment, the intense challenges they face, and the sacrifices they make every day...

Calhoun County Gardening – Sowing for the Swarm: How Pollinator Blooms Boost My Garden Every Spring
07/05/2025

Calhoun County Gardening – Sowing for the Swarm: How Pollinator Blooms Boost My Garden Every Spring

Calhoun County, AL – Every spring, once the danger of frost has passed, I sow my favorite seeds. Before planting any vegetable crops, I focus on sowing flowers that attract pollinators. I want bees and butterflies to swarm my garden before the vegetables begin their journey, and I’ve found grea...

Jacksonville State University Police Investigating Multiple Campus Incidents Including Theft and Property Damage
07/05/2025

Jacksonville State University Police Investigating Multiple Campus Incidents Including Theft and Property Damage

JACKSONVILLE, AL – Jacksonville State University’s Police Department has reported several recent incidents, including two theft cases and one incident of criminal mischief, as part of its ongoing efforts to maintain transparency and public safety on campus. A theft by pickpocketing incident invo...

Travelin’ Tales Puppet Show Brings Global Adventures and Life Lessons to Anniston Public Library
07/05/2025

Travelin’ Tales Puppet Show Brings Global Adventures and Life Lessons to Anniston Public Library

ANNISTON, AL – On Thursday, July 10 at 10:00 a.m., the Anniston Public Library will host the Travelin’ Tales Puppet Show, an engaging and educational event for children and families. The performance promises an exciting journey across continents—featuring stories from China, India, and North A...

Letter to the Editor – Protecting Pets in the Heat: A Life-or-Death Summer Reminder
07/05/2025

Letter to the Editor – Protecting Pets in the Heat: A Life-or-Death Summer Reminder

We believe that all our residents deserve to voice their opinions. All opinions are from the writer and are not the opinion of Calhoun County Journal. Please feel free to include your name or post anonymously. We will not posts threats or accusations. We encourage reader interaction with this news p...

Oxford Public Library to Host Cowboy Bruce Brannen and the 2B Ranch Wild West Show
07/05/2025

Oxford Public Library to Host Cowboy Bruce Brannen and the 2B Ranch Wild West Show

Oxford, AL – As part of its Discover Series, the Oxford Public Library will welcome Cowboy Bruce Brannen and the 2B Ranch Wild West Show on Sunday, July 7 at 5 p.m. The event invites attendees to experience a journey through American history, focusing on the early years of Western Expansion. Brann...

Six Injured in Fireworks Explosion on Lake Martin; Authorities Stress Caution Around Water-Based Celebrations
07/05/2025

Six Injured in Fireworks Explosion on Lake Martin; Authorities Stress Caution Around Water-Based Celebrations

TALLAPOOSA COUNTY — Six individuals were injured following an onboard fireworks explosion during a Fourth of July celebration on Lake Martin. The incident occurred at approximately 9:14 p.m. on Friday, July 4, near the Kowaliga Basin in the Blue Creek area. According to the Alabama Law Enforcement...

Senate Passes Tax Relief and Spending Bill with Key Provisions for Alabama; Senator Britt Votes in Favor
07/05/2025

Senate Passes Tax Relief and Spending Bill with Key Provisions for Alabama; Senator Britt Votes in Favor

WASHINGTON, D.C. — U.S. Senator Katie Britt (R-AL) voted this week in support of the Senate reconciliation bill, which proponents describe as the largest tax cut in American history for working-class citizens. The bill narrowly passed the Senate by a vote of 51-50 and now heads to the House of Rep...

07/04/2025

🎇 Wishing everyone a safe and joyful 4th of July!
As we celebrate our nation’s independence, we honor the values of freedom, community, and truth.
Thank you for trusting us as your local news source.
🇺🇸 Happy Fourth from the Calhoun Journal team!

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