Ashley Morrison

Crime Reporter at The Anniston Star

Anniston Star Cops and Crime Reporter

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Articles

Drug prevention group to host event addressing gun violence, substance misuse

3 days ago | annistonstar.com | Ashley Morrison

ANNISTON - The Agency for Substance Abuse Prevention will host its third annual "I Want to Live" community awareness event at Zinn Park on Monday, June 16, at 10 a.m. The event aims to address gun violence and substance misuse and bring the community together for healing and change. Laniyah Smith, a spokesperson for ASAP, highlighted the importance of this year's event. Staff Writer Ashley Morrison: [email protected].
Nick Bowles announces reelection bid to Weaver council

3 days ago | annistonstar.com | Ashley Morrison

By By Ashley Morrison, Star Staff Writer, WEAVER - Nick Bowles recently announced his bid for reelection to the Weaver City Council in the upcoming municipal elections. The 49-year-old Bowles, who has served on the council since being appointed in 2015, emphasized his commitment to fiscal responsibility and infrastructure improvements. Staff Writer Ashley Morrison: [email protected].
Free summer meals available for Calhoun County children

4 days ago | yahoo.com | Ashley Morrison

ANNISTON — Several school systems in Calhoun County are providing free meals to children 18 years and younger throughout the summer months, school officials announced. These programs aim to ensure that children have access to nutritious food while school is out. Below are the details for each school system's program. Calhoun County SchoolsDuring June, all elementary schools in the Calhoun County School District will provide free breakfast and lunch.
Free summer meals available for Calhoun County children

4 days ago | annistonstar.com | Ashley Morrison |Bill Wilson

By Ashley Morrison,Bill Wilson ANNISTON - Several school systems in Calhoun County are providing free meals to children 18 years and younger throughout the summer months, school officials announced. These programs aim to ensure that children have access to nutritious food while school is out. Below are the details for each school system's program. Staff Writer Ashley Morrison: [email protected].
The perfect tomato sandwich

6 days ago | annistonstar.com | Ashley Morrison

One of the most Southern summer snacks, if not the quintessential Southern summer snack, is the tomato sandwich. To make a tomato sandwich, one must have two slices of bread, a slice of tomato, salt, and mayonnaise. To make the perfect tomato sandwich, we consulted with a few local experts.
Ham radio event promises connections and emergency preparedness

1 week ago | annistonstar.com | Ashley Morrison |Timothy Cash

OXFORD - The Calhoun County Amateur Radio Association will join thousands of amateur radio operators across North America on June 28-29 for the American Radio Relay League's annual Field Day. The event will be held locally at 195 Recreation Drive in Oxford. This year's theme, "Radio Connects," highlights the power of wireless technology to bring people together - and the critical role ham radio plays in times of emergency. Managing Editor Timothy Cash: [email protected].
Police investigating shooting at Anniston graduation party

1 week ago | annistonstar.com | Ashley Morrison

ANNISTON - Authorities are investigating a shooting that occurred early Friday morning at a graduation party in Anniston, according to police Chief Nick Bowles. The incident took place just after midnight at a small event center near the skating rink in Saks, where approximately 200 people had gathered for the celebration. A 20-year-old woman sustained a non-life-threatening gunshot wound to her thigh, Bowles said. Staff Writer Ashley Morrison: [email protected].
Microchipping event offers lifeline for local animals

1 week ago | annistonstar.com | Ashley Morrison

ANNISTON - Animal Advocates of Calhoun County will provide a free service to pet owners on Saturday, offering microchipping for cats and dogs that could reunite lost animals with their families. The event, scheduled from 1-4 p.m. in the lot at 1212 Quintard Avenue beside Wakefield, will have the capacity to microchip up to 300 animals, providing a potentially life-saving identification method for local pets. Staff Writer Ashley Morrison: [email protected].
Oxford mom turns culinary passion into 'Mom-To-Go' Meal Service

1 week ago | annistonstar.com | Ashley Morrison

By By Ashley Morrison, Star Staff Writer, OXFORD - From her family's cherished recipes to a burgeoning business, Oxford's Jean Ellison turned her passion for food into "Mom-To-Go," a culinary venture launched in January 2025. "I'm just sharing my love of food with our community," Ellison said, whose fusion Jamaican, British and American dishes offer a flavorful reflection of her life. Staff Writer Ashley Morrison: [email protected].
Jacksonville student secures over $300,000 in scholarships

1 week ago | annistonstar.com | Ashley Morrison

JACKSONVILLE - Driven by an unwavering determination to fund her college dreams, Jacksonville High School graduate Ashley Grant turned ambition into action, securing more than $320,000 in scholarships and a full ride to the University of Alabama. Grant, who graduated with honors, initially planned to attend the University of Alabama at Birmingham on a $48,000 scholarship over four years.