Anniston High News Today

May 6, 1949, in The Star: The City Auditorium was turned into a magnificent ball room for the Junior-Senior banquet and dance of Anniston High School. This is an occasion

According to a vote taken on April 29, 1999, and reported in the paper the next day, the Anniston school board really did want to close and sell the middle

Anniston mothers, daughters and husbands danced across the stage in beautifully costumed dance routines at a fundraising show held April 5, 1949.

A quarter-century ago there were doubts about how thorough the Alabama Department of Environmental Management would be in making sure the ecology of northern Calhoun County wasnt damaged by a

They’re the program’s 20th and 21st portal losses this cycle.

The admonition is free admission, and tax deductible donations can be made at the door. A jolly old elf who wears a red suit is expected to attend.

Cornerstone Church in Anniston is participating in the Buy a Tree, Change a Life program. Through the program, the proceeds from selling Christmas trees go towa

Anniston High School was full of patriotic thank yous for the annual Veterans Day program.

The Anniston school board had an audacious plan in November 1998 to reorganize its schools for both efficiency and quality: Close the middle school it had opened about a dozen

More than 100 people gathered at Anniston High School’s auditorium Tuesday night for a public meeting about a possible school consolidation plan that would close both Golden Springs and Randolph