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An intersection of art and mathematics opened at Anniston Museum and Gardens Thursday night, illustrating a fundamental concept of design known as the Fibonacci sequence.

Following the news of Josephine Ayers’ passing, those who knew her best started paying heart-felt tributes to the late Consolidated Publishing Company chairman.

Anniston Museums and Gardens executive director Alan Robison said opening the venue’s new Force Factory exhibit made him “feel like Willy Wonka.”

The excitement in the voices of the Anniston Museums’ director and staff members reveal the elation they feel for being able to finally present their latest attraction for young visitors.

The Anniston City Council has recognized organizations and agencies that have supported the city of Anniston’s Youth Empowered for Success program (YES).

On Thursday afternoon city of Anniston officials, Jacksonville State representatives and other stakeholders learned about a master plan that will overhaul the trail system at the Anniston Museum and Gardens

The local body established in 2015 to promote business inside a defined downtown Anniston historic district is now operating with five new members.

Jun. 11—The Anniston Museum of Natural History announced a new exhibit Thursday night that will introduce kids to the physical sciences through hands-on learning. Anniston Museums and Gardens staff held an unveiling for the "Force Factory," a 1,200-square-foot installation that will introduce kids (and adults who enjoy fun) to simulated forces of wind, water, air, fire and more when it's ...

Force Factory will put Alabama children safely in a tornados eye or deep in the ocean Permalink Force Factory will put Alabama children safely in a tornado’s eye or deep in the ocean By Nancy Prater May 19, 2021 Force Factory, an interactive gallery planned at the Anniston Museum of Natural History, will immerse visitors in exciting simulations involving earth, water, fire and air. (contributed) Welcome to a universe where your superpower may be to withstand the power of an earthquake u...