Bill Wilson

Alabama

Photojournalist at The Anniston Star

Photojournalist Anniston Star, Amateur Radio W4BIZ.

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Articles

Market at Bennett Farms Returns Saturday

1 week ago | annistonstar.com | Ashley Morrison |Bill Wilson

HEFLIN - The Market at Bennett Farms will return Saturday, offering visitors a mix of handmade goods, local produce and family-friendly activities on the grounds of a fourth-generation family farm. Set for 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on June 21, the event will feature more than 50 vendors selling a wide range of American-made items, including handcrafted jewelry, boutique clothing, baked goods, fresh produce and vintage collectibles. Staff writer Bill Wilson: [email protected].
Heflin man arrested following drug raid

1 week ago | annistonstar.com | Bill Wilson

HEFLIN - A 67-year-old Heflin man was arrested June 13 after Cleburne County deputies seized a trafficking amount of methamphetamine, multiple firearms and drug paraphernalia during a narcotics search at a residence on County Road 41. According to a news release from the Cleburne County Sheriff's Department, the search was part of an ongoing investigation into illegal drug activity.
Anniston council honors youth leader with Tourette awareness proclamation

1 week ago | annistonstar.com | Bill Wilson

ANNISTON - In a proclamation recognizing Tourette Syndrome Awareness Month, the City Council acknowledged Youth Council President Luke McVeigh, who has Tourette syndrome. The proclamation states that Tourette syndrome affecting up to one in 50 children is often accompanied by other mental health conditions. On Wednesday at City Hall, McVeigh was presented with the proclamation by Jackson Hodges, Anniston's director of public relations. Staff writer Bill Wilson: [email protected].
Large water oak blown down across Quintard during Tuesday's storms

1 week ago | annistonstar.com | Bill Wilson
Teachers join students in hands-on learning at Randolph Park

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Bill Wilson

ANNISTON — This week, the classrooms of Randolph Park Elementary School weren’t just filled with students; teachers were learning, too. Theresa Huff, senior director of elementary curriculum and instruction for Anniston City Schools, was on site as both students and educators took part in a unique day of instruction. “Today we are in full swing with our summer learning school at Randolph Park serving kindergarten through fifth grade,” Huff said.
Teachers join students in hands-on learning at Randolph Park

2 weeks ago | annistonstar.com | Bill Wilson

By By Bill Wilson, Star Staff Writer, ANNISTON - This week, the classrooms of Randolph Park Elementary School weren't just filled with students; teachers were learning, too. Theresa Huff, senior director of elementary curriculum and instruction for Anniston City Schools, was on site as both students and educators took part in a unique day of instruction. Staff writer Bill Wilson: [email protected].
Officials remind people to lock their vehicles

2 weeks ago | annistonstar.com | Bill Wilson

ANNISTON - As summer temperatures climb, the city of Anniston and its police department are urging residents to take simple precautions to help prevent vehicle break‑ins: lock your cars, hide valuables and remain vigilant. Jackson Hodges, Anniston's director of public relations, said there is an increased risk of vehicle‑related thefts during the summer months, particularly at night.
New water tower opens on Coldwater Mountain

2 weeks ago | annistonstar.com | Bill Wilson

WELLBORN- The entire Calhoun County Commission, public officials and friends gathered at the base of a new water tower off South Marshall Street on Coldwater Mountain Thursday morning for a ceremonial ribbon cutting. The green 150‑foot, 200,000‑gallon tower - resembling a golf ball perched atop a tee - will serve Wellborn, Cobb Town and the West End communities. The structure replaces an aging tank, said Ed Turner, general manager of the Anniston Water Works and Sewer Board.
Anniston to host community prayer event at Zinn Park

2 weeks ago | annistonstar.com | Bill Wilson

ANNISTON - Community members from across Anniston are invited to gather at Zinn Park on Thursday, June 19, for "A Night of Prayer for the City of Anniston," a public event focused on unity, healing, and youth empowerment. The evening gathering will begin at 6 p.m. at Zinn Park, located at 101 W 14th Street in downtown Anniston.
Jacksonville council rejects right-of-way relocation request

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Bill Wilson

JACKSONVILLE — The Jacksonville City Council voted unanimously Monday night to reject a resolution that would have vacated and relocated an unimproved, unnamed right-of-way between two properties on Seventh Avenue N.E. — capping off weeks of public opposition and speculation about future land development. Resolution No. R-2248-25 sought to vacate the existing right-of-way on the west side of a parcel of property and move it to the east side.