On May 27, the Daleville Alumni Association presented its first two scholarship offerings to an outgoing Daleville High School senior as well as a smaller scholarship to a sixth grader.
The Daleville Recreation Department announced on May 28 that it was adopting new safety guidelines in response to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
“The courts are still open for business,” is the message from Thirty-third Judicial Circuit Presiding Judge Bill Filmore as the court house buildings continue to remain closed to the public due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Even though in-person hearings have been suspended until at least April 30 by the Supreme Court of Alabama, Filmore said Alabama continues to lead the country in the electronic court system that allows much of the business of the court to continue even with social distancing.
The United States Senate unanimously passed the $2 trillion Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act (CARES Act) on March 25 as the biggest stimulus package ever passed.
Just one day after announcing that public schools across the state would stay closed, Gov. Kay Ivey ordered that “non-essential businesses” in the state close.
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A charity climb event for the Army Aviation Museum Foundation raised $10,320, exceeding its $9,500 goal.
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security, at the direction of President Donald J. Trump, is extending the REAL ID enforcement deadline to Oct. 1, 2021, in response to the Coronavirus (COVID-19). Alabama’s version of the federal REAL ID program is STAR ID, which stands for Secure, Trusted and Reliable Identification.
The Alabama Department of Public Health (ADPH) has activated a statewide informational hotline and a general information e-mail address to field questions from the public about the novel coronavirus COVID-19.
Following hundreds of nominations nationwide and a national vote yielding more than 23,000 votes, Ashley Marshall has been named the 2020 Armed Forces Insurance Fort Rucker Spouse of the Year.
The Daleville City Council heard a citizen’s complaint regarding the upcoming Daleville Board of Education appointment.
As the number of COVID-19 cases identified in Alabama increases, State Health Officer Dr. Scott Harris has provided additional guidance suspending public gatherings of Alabamians, in an amended health order issued and applicable statewide. Under the order:
Southeast Health announced Friday, due to limited testing supplies at this time, it is only testing patients for the coronavirus (COVID-19) wh…
Joel Adams partnered with Titan Magic and the Daleville VFW Post 6020 to host a fundraiser on Feb. 22 for the creation of the Daleville Boys and Girls Club.
“All books written about my grandfather, movies that are made are all assumptions; not true,” Crazy Horse Family Administrator and grandson of Crazy Horse Floyd Clown Sr. said. “They’re fiction.”
Clown spoke at the Daleville Cultural and Convention Center on Feb. 29. Daleville was the 317th and last stop in the coast-to-coast mission to get the “truth” about his grandfather to the public.
The political races for Dale County Commission chairman and District 2 Dale County commissioner were decided when 30.9 percent of registered D…
The Daleville Lions Club held its annual pancake supper fundraiser on Feb. 24 at the First United Methodist Church.
The Daleville City Council had a special-called work session on Feb. 24 to discuss the pay for the next administration.
Voters across Dale County took to the polls to decide who would represent them in the March 3 primary.
The Dothan Police Department has arrested a shooting suspect who had fled to Daleville on Feb. 22, according to a Dothan Police Department press release.
The Daleville City Council approved Wendy’s request at its last meeting on Feb. 18 to hold a job fair at the Daleville Cultural and Convention Center.
The Level Plains City Council, at its regular meeting on Feb. 18, approved the Level Plains Volunteer Fire Department’s request to apply for two FEMA grants.
The Daleville Water and Sewer Board approved a contract with the Daleville Chamber of Commerce at its meeting on Feb. 18.
The Daleville Board of Education approved the adoption of a lawsuit settlement at its regular meeting on Feb. 19.
Daleville High School JRTOC Senior Army Instructor Col. (Ret.) and former Coppinville Junior High School student Teresa Townsend served as the guest speaker at Coppinville Junior High School’s Black History Month Program on Feb. 11.
The two candidates running for the Dale County Commission District 2 seat were the guest speakers at the Daleville Lions Club meeting on Feb. 11.
Members of the Daleville Senior Center enjoyed games of bingo, food and door prizes at the Ninth Annual Sweetheart Bingo event hosted by the Fort Rucker Community Spouses’ Club at Hillcrest Baptist Church in Enterprise on Feb. 4.
The Daleville City Council denied a request by Dream Dancers Dance Studios at its regularly scheduled meeting on Feb. 4.
The Level Plains City Council approved two requests from Level Plains Chief Keith Gray at its regularly scheduled meeting on Jan. 21.
Post officials gathered to pay tribute to the cultural contributions of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. during a commemorative observance Wednesday, Jan 15 at Wings Chapel on Fort Rucker. The theme of the program was “The History of a King.”
The quarterly meeting of the Fort Rucker-Wiregrass chapter of the Association of the United States Army (AUSA) was held Jan. 15 at the Dothan …
At the regular meeting of the Daleville City Council on Jan. 7, the council approved a request from the Daleville Chamber of Commerce for use of the Daleville Cultural Arts Center for an open house membership drive meeting on Jan. 30 at no charge.
The New Brockton Town Council voted to hire a part time building inspector at its regularly scheduled meeting on Jan 6.
The Level Plains City Council approved multiple purchases at its regularly scheduled meeting on Jan. 7.
A Level Plains Police officer received a promotion at the regularly scheduled Level Plains City Council meeting on Jan. 7.
The Daleville Senior Center held a craft sale during the month of December to raise funds for various trips and projects for the upcoming year…
The Daleville Area Chamber of Commerce (DACC) recently released plans to bring business and new energy to Daleville in 2020. According to Cham…
The City of Level Plains declared January as Human Trafficking Awareness Month at its Dec. 17 meeting.
The Daleville Public Library has a mission to serve all the citizens of Daleville and the surrounding communities by offering services, resour…
The Fort Rucker Directorate of Public Safety held a grand opening and dedication ceremony for its new fire station facility located at Runkle Stagefield in Elba on Dec. 18.
The Lovely Touch Garden Club would like to announce the results of the Light Up Daleville contest.
Windham Elementary School speech teacher Laura Bateman passed away Dec. 7 after a second battle with cancer. She was born in Fort Belvoir, Va., and graduated from Northview High School in 1984. Bateman then joined the active duty Air Force and was stationed in Germany. She participated in Desert Shield and Desert Storm.
Daleville High School senior running back Jalen White stands by the official Daleville Christmas tree. The original tree lighting was delayed …
In a short meeting on Dec. 17, the Daleville City Council approved a request from Southeast AlabamaWorks to host a quarterly workforce summit at the Daleville Cultural and Convention Center in March of 2020 at no cost.
The Alabama State Board of Education voted to adopt a new set of mathematics standards at the monthly meeting on Dec. 12. According to the official release, these standards are poised to pave the way towards academic success for Alabama students.
The Level Plains City Council approved the purchase of a smart TV and cable and the installation in the mayor’s office for use as a command center at its regularly scheduled Dec. 3 meeting.
Hundreds of people lined Daleville Avenue and Hwy. 84 in Daleville in the damp cold to honor Ensign Joshua Kaleb Watson as the processional made its way from Dothan to Enterprise.
The main item for the Daleville Water and Sewer Board for the Dec. 12 meeting was the funding request from the Chamber of Commerce. In the November meeting, the board voted to give an amount to the chamber as a donation instead of as payroll. The exact amount to be given was tabled to be decided at the December meeting.
Daleville Department of Public Safety Director Allen Medley would like for the public to be aware of the following holiday safety tips. These tips were compiled to contribute to the safety and security of people during the holiday season.
The City of Daleville Water and Sewer Board meeting has been moved from Dec. 17 at 4:30 p.m. to Dec. 12 at 4:30 p.m. due to scheduling conflic…
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