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 Talladega City Council failed to adopt an official code of conduct which has largely been in place for at least the last 25 years.
A former Lincoln police sergeant who was convicted of murder in 2009 has been denied parole.
Central Alabama Community College’s Talladega campus paid tribute to a group of local veterans with a special ceremony in the school’s main lobby Thursday morning.
Four new Talladega police officers were sworn in Thursday afternoon by Municipal Court Judge Mark Nelson during a ceremony at City Hall.
Talladega police are investigating a shots-fired call from Wednesday night that damaged a car and a house but did not injure any people.
By: Chris Norwood
At the time of his death, Prestridge was 24 years old. He left behind a wife, Pearl Edith Prestridge, and a 20-month-old son, Travis.
A capacity crowd filled the Talladega Bottling Works building Monday morning to pay tribute to 34 new inductees into the Talladega Hall of Heroes and to hear remarks from Congressman
The Talladega City Board of Education ended the last fiscal year in the black, according to a report from chief schools financial officer Kayla Scott.
A Talladega man serving a life sentence for rape has been denied parole for the second time in the last three years.
The first ever Jazz at the JTA event Sunday night sold out and raised some $45,000 for the Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind’s Joe Tom Armbrester (JTA) Agricultural Program.
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