Staff Writer, Alexander City Outlook, Dadeville Record, Tallassee Tribune
Cliff Williams is a staff writer for Tallapoosa Publishers, Inc, covering local news in Alabama, specifically in Alexander City, Dadeville, and Wetumpka. With a focus on community events, education, and human interest stories, Cliff's articles provide readers with a comprehensive view of the happenings in the area.
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Wetumpka, Alabama, United States (Local)
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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Look anywhere in Wetumpka and there is Don Sawyer’s mark — the Hollywood Fish.
Cliff Williams / The Herald Wetumpka artist Don Sawyer’s work was displayed in downtown Wetumpka as part of the Downtown Artists Show. Sawyer is responsible for organizing the Downtown Artists and the show on Company Street. He believed Wetumpka is on the verge of being big on the regional art scene. Sawyer died Friday. Cliff Williams 334-740-1116
The best way to honor Don Sawyer is to carry on his vision — promote the arts and Wetumpka.
Kelley Hill and Michael Bird have retired from the choral programs at Tallassee High School.
By: Cliff Williams
Tallassee Elementary School principal Shanikka Beacher is beaming with pride after the release of recent student ACAP testing.
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For the third year in a row the Elmore County Board of Education has heard from the teacher retention task force.
By: Cliff Williams
Dallas Hammond has taken over the reins of the Elmore County High School Maroon Machine Marching Band.
Teens from across the nation visited Wetumpka to learn about the past in hopes of making a better future.
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