St. Clair Times

Established in April 2000, this newspaper is distributed weekly at no cost to approximately 30,000 residents of St. Clair County. It is part of the Consolidated Publishing group, which is based in Anniston, and is produced by The Daily Home located in Talladega.

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Fayetteville's baseball battlers show off a unique look

3 days ago | annistonstar.com | Chris Fernsler

By By Chris Fernsler, Daily Home Sports Writer, FAYETTEVILLE - Every baseball team is different and unique in some sort of way. They all want to be set apart with their mannerisms and their everyday swag. When it comes to the Fayetteville Wolves, they are noticeable from the first glance. Chris Fernsler is a sports writer at The Daily Home. You can call him at (256) 299-2141.
As solo travel increases, hotels step up

3 days ago | annistonstar.com | Michelle Price

By Michelle Price Solo travel is no longer a niche trend. The industry expects a nearly 10% cumulative annual growth rate through 2030, and it isn't limited to one age group either - millennials, Gen Z and even retirees increasingly choose to take trips by themselves.
On a wet day, Sylacauga swims away with a crown

4 days ago | annistonstar.com | Chris Fernsler

By By Chris Fernsler, Daily Home Sports Writer, FAYETTEVILLE - Brantley Carr is the king of the understatement. The Sylacauga golf coach said "it was a little wet" at the Talladega County boys tournament Tuesday afternoon at the FarmLinks course. Chris Fernsler is a sports writer at The Daily Home. You can call him at (256) 299-2141.
Lincoln takes a championship

4 days ago | annistonstar.com | Chris Fernsler

By By Chris Fernsler, Daily Home Sports Writer, FAYETTEVILLE - In the Talladega County girls golf tournament, Lincoln edged B.B. Comer by four strokes and hydroplaned their way to the county golf championship Tuesday. "We didn't let it get in our head. We hit into some tough lies, but we made some good shots," Lincoln head coach Brad Clay said. Chris Fernsler is a sports writer at The Daily Home. You can call him at (256) 299-2141.
Pell City heads to Cullman with playoff hopes on the line

4 days ago | annistonstar.com | Chris Fernsler

By By Chris Fernsler, Daily Home Sports Writer, PELL CITY - We all know for sure now. Hard-slugging Pell City is indeed a second-week team. The Andrew Tarver-coached Panthers have earned their way into the second round of the Class 6A state baseball tournament. Chris Fernsler is a sports writer at The Daily Home. You can call him at (256) 299-2141.
Talladega man charged with burglary, false information

4 days ago | annistonstar.com | Chris Norwood

By By Chris Norwood, Daily Home Editor, A Talladega man was arrested Saturday after allegedly breaking into a home on Jackson Trace Road, according to Talladega Police. James Justin Watts Hayes, 35, was arrested for burglary in the third degree. According to Talladega County Metro Jail records, Hayes was still in custody as of Tuesday afternoon. Daily Home Editor Chris Norwood: [email protected] or 256-299-2114.
Carol Sprayberry of Sylacauga selected as NAA president-elect

4 days ago | annistonstar.com | Chris Norwood

The University of Alabama National Alumni Association has selected seven new vice presidents to serve three-year terms on the NAA's executive committee and announced the 2025-2026 president and president-elect for the 2026-2027 term. Carol Sprayberry of Sylacauga has been selected as NAA president-elect. Sprayberry, '74, graduated from the University with a degree in business education and is a retired business educator.
Third annual Teach A Man to Fish event set for Saturday

4 days ago | annistonstar.com | Chris Norwood

The Connect Strong Organization will be hosting the third annual Teach a Man To Fish event Saturday, April 26 from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. As in past years, this year's event will be at Dewey Truss Pond in Mardisville, off Alabama 21. According to Anton Chatman, one of the organizers of the event, "We strongly encourage parents to come out with their kids this year.
Two Talladega residents killed in single-vehicle accident in Clay County

4 days ago | annistonstar.com | Chris Norwood

By By Chris Norwood, Daily Home Editor, Two Talladega residents were killed in a single vehicle accident in Clay County Saturday morning, according to the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency. Brenda C. Campbell, 59, was driving a 2000 Chevrolet S-10 pickup truck on Clay County Road 31 at 7:37 a.m. when the vehicle left the roadway, hit a tree and turned over. Daily Home Editor Chris Norwood: [email protected] or 256-299-2114.
Sylacauga kicks off $3 million residential paving program

5 days ago | annistonstar.com | Chris Norwood