Heather Knight

No Sleep October — Midwest Film Journal’s monthlong ode to horror films — comes to a close with Heather Knight’s essay on “I Know What You Did Last Summer” — an oft overlooked but thematically…

From Vanessa Brown Elmore County Schools On Friday, October 25th — Coosada Elementary School celebrated a successful Attendance Awareness Campaign for the month of September by throwing an exciting party for 232 students who achieved perfect attendance throughout the month. The event aimed to reward students for their dedication to being present every day and

When London Breed was first elected mayor in 2018, San Francisco was a tech-fueled powerhouse with a bustling downtown and a thriving shopping district.

By Heather Knight Elmore Autauga News In a remarkable show of compassion and determination, students across Elmore County Public Schools have united in a district-wide initiative to support victims of Hurricane Helene. Teaming up with the Green River Keepers, students collected essential items to aid families and communities impacted by the storm in North Carolina.

By Heather Knight Elmore Autauga News As of October 22, Elmore County Public Schools have implemented a new attendance policy to address unexcused absences and truancy, underscoring the importance of consistent school attendance. The revised policy aims to keep parents informed while offering structured interventions to support students in maintaining regular attendance. Key Points of

From The City of Prattville Elmore Autauga News This week, Mayor Gillespie proclaimed November as Diabetes Awareness Month and presented the proclamation to Mikella Anderson, a semi-finalist in Miss Alabama. Ms. Anderson is passionate about educating our community about diabetes and raising awareness of the disease. Did you know? Diabetes affects approximately 593,500 people in

From The DAC Foundation Archives As we approach the end of 2024, we have been busy traveling and working in the DAC Foundation Archives. Planning is well underway for 2025, which promises to be our most active year to date. In preparation for upcoming exhibitions and programs, we are sorting through our extensive collection of

By Heather Knight Elmore Autauga News Tomorrow, Tuesday, November 5, is Election Day! Polls across Alabama will be open from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., giving every eligible voter the opportunity to participate in this essential democratic process. Voting is more than just a civic duty—it’s your chance to help shape the future of our

By Heather Knight Elmore Autauga News Travel back to a dynamic era in Alabama’s history from November 6-9, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., as Fort Toulouse-Fort Jackson Park hosts one of the state’s largest living history events—Alabama Frontier Days. This immersive experience brings the past to life, focusing on the period from 1700 to 1820,

Residents are feuding over whether to turn a two-mile stretch of road along the Pacific Ocean into a bikeway and walking path.