Chris Norwood is a journalist based in Talladega, Alabama. He writes for The Anniston Star and his work has also appeared in the New York Daily News. Chris covers local news and events, with a focus on crime, community initiatives, and government affairs in the Talladega area.
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Chris Norwood's coverage predominantly focuses on local government, crime, and community involvement in the Talladega area of Alabama. Given this focus, pitches should offer insights or access to individuals involved in local government decisions, community initiatives, or law enforcement activities within Talladega and its surrounding areas.
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The Armstrong-Osborne Public Library in Talladega is hosting numerous events for the autumn and Halloween seasons in the next couple of weeks.
By: Chris Norwood
The Sylacauga City Council signed off on several capital improvement projects during its regular meeting Thursday, including more than nine road miles of paving.
By: Chris Norwood
Talladega Main Street Chair Martha Jordan addressed a work session of the City Council last Monday night, Oct. 14, updating council members on the
By: Chris Norwood
Talladega native Dr. Regina Vincent-Williams will be launching her 14th book, “Split Shift,” with a brown bag lunch and book discussion at the Armstrong-Osborne Library on Oct. 30 at noon.
Talladega firefighters battled a brush fire at a pine plantation off Ironaton Road for some four hours Monday.
By: Chris Norwood
Talladega police are investigating a possible identity theft case involving a mail carrier as the victim.
Heritage South Credit Union, The Heritage South Foundation and a group of local thespians recently partnered to present a stage play, All Things Considered, at the Comer Memorial Library in
By: Chris Norwood
Monday night marked the end of an era in Talladega. During its regular meeting, the Talladega City Council accepted the retirement of Municipal Airport Board chairman Ray Miller.
A Lincoln man was sentenced to 15 years in prison Tuesday after previously pleading guilty to attempted kidnapping.
Residents, patients, staff and visitors came out Thursday afternoon for Talladega Health Care and Rehab’s annual fall festival.
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