TSH makes formal open records requests with city, ADEM, others
As a state deadline for Marion to turn in its 2023 audit came and went last week, City Hall and state environmental... Read More
Judge enters post-hearing order in Fikes v. Turner courthouse security lawsuit Dec. 19
A Perry County circuit judge has entered an order requiring the defense in Sheriff Roy Fikes’ lawsuit against Commission Chairman Albert Turner... Read More
State examiners say no recent contact with Marion as audits underscore years of decline
The state office that oversees public audits says it has not been in contact with the City of Marion over its finances... Read More
Local charity announces ‘Sponsor a Family’ program
Love Is What Love Does, a local nonprofit, announced its “Sponsor a Family” program, which began November 10 and will conclude on... Read More
Switches for Christmas? Essay from Cahawba sheds light on 19th C. Black Belt holiday
Thirteen-year-old Kittie Watson, a student attending the Female Academy at Cahawba, wrote this essay on Christmas in 1864, near the end of... Read More
‘Trees for Troops’ sent hundreds of Christmas trees to on-base military
The holiday season is not only a time for giving gifts. It’s also a time to give back to communities with a... Read More
TSH will publish on short holiday deadlines
The Times-Standard-Herald will operate on an adjusted production schedule for the Christmas and New Year holidays. For the Christmas week edition, all... Read More
PCERA observed American Education Week, along with Retired Teachers’ Day
The Perry County Education Retirees Association observed American Education Week, Nov. 17–21, with activities tied to “Retired Teachers’ Day” on Tuesday, Nov.... Read More
Black Belt still lags in broadband
Much effort has been made to bring broadband internet to all 67 counties of Alabama. Since 2018, nearly $2.5 billion in federal... Read More