Staff Writer, Alexander City Outlook, Dadeville Record, Tallassee Tribune
Cliff Williams is a Staff Writer at Alexander City Outlook, Dadeville Record, and Tallassee Tribune. He covers a diverse range of themes including events and conferences, sports, arts and entertainment, and education, often exploring topics such as crime, holidays, and competitive sports. Cliff's work has been featured in several publications, including Victoria Advocate, KPVI-DTV, and Longview News-Journal.
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Cliff Williams' coverage is predominantly focused on local events, breaking news, and evolving stories in Wetumpka and Elmore County. His articles also cover sports, entertainment news, family & relationships.
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Updated First responders have recovered the body of a boater at Kowaliga Restaurant.
The Eclectic Fire Department was paged out to a piece of heavy equipment on fire Monday afternoon on Brookley Road.
Two Prattville brothers in a stolen car were arrested together in November on unrelated charges.
Santa on the Coosa River is a decades old tradition in Wetumpka.
By: Cliff Williams
Elmore County Schools Superintendent Richard Dennis has a new contract with Elmore County Board of Education.
A 10-year-old will be in youth dentition until after Christmas for allegedly calling in a false school shooting Wednesday afternoon.
The Tallassee Chamber of Commerce has seven new board members but they are not strangers to Tallassee or the chamber.
Clint Browning and Carli Aldridge were looking to change things up in their lives.
Residents of a Powers Avenue home in Tallassee are combing through the ashes looking for anything left following an early Friday morning fire.
Updated A Holtville High School student died tragically and unexpectedly Saturday night.
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