Melody Rathel is a journalist who focuses on local news within the United States. She has written for Tallapoosa Publishers, Inc as well as other publications such as Longview News-Journal, Cleburne Times Review, and Fairfield Sun Times. Melody covers a range of topics including community events, crime, safety, and local business achievements.
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Alexander City, Alabama, United States (Local)
Melody's coverage focuses primarily on local news, including community events, business updates, and weather reports. She also covers crime to a significant extent.
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Students at Central Coosa High School are transforming the school’s legacy — on a national level.
Now that the Imagination Station is moving into the installation phase, Alexander City parks and recreation director Kasey Kaschak has yet another project in the works.
The Alexander City Rotary Club plays a key role in the community. From hosting fundraiser events to supporting local schools, local Rotarians go above and beyond to benefit Alex City.
The Alexander City Chamber of Commerce is preparing to launch its annual Leadership Lake Martin program.
Three people were named candidates for the District 6 seat on the Alexander City City Council.
By: Melody Rathel
Say goodbye to the old and welcome the new.
The City of Alexander City is continuing its steady path of growth. From comprehensive plans to large paving projects, there are several advancements happening throughout the city.
Although school is not in session, students in Alexander City are still making efforts to learn over the summer.
By: Melody Rathel
Tallapoosa County’s most wanted criminals are now easily identifiable with the launch of a recent app.
Daylight Donuts will be opening Sunday morning at Sun's Diner. Fan favorites will be available. Submitted / TPI
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