Look Back ... to Anniston schools' plan to spend $1.7M, 1999
Long-range plans in 1999 for spending state bond money included establishing a new home for the school board central office.
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Long-range plans in 1999 for spending state bond money included establishing a new home for the school board central office.
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
Hired in July 1998 to be the next principal of Golden Springs Elementary School was Dr. Lloyd J. Miller, a former principal and teacher in Gadsden city schools.
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