This week on Roadscapes Wednesday, let’s show some pictures of Anniston repainting the lines on the road. And the way they repaint the lines is somewhat interesting. Today, I caught city workers […]
I just don’t know what to say about this whole mess. But sadly, Anniston/Oxford keeps digging a deeper and deeper hole that they can’t get out of. And sadly, things are not […]
Many people turned out for the Anniston Kiwanis Pancake Breakfast at the Anniston City Meeting Center. This event raises around $50,000 to provide low-income children with clothing and school supplies for the new […]
I got a message on the Geek Alabama Facebook page, and I thought it was a good thing to share! Michelle Deese Bain lives in Anniston and is active in community theatre, Relay […]
I am seriously thinking about making my own “Let It Snow” parody called “Let It Rain”, because here in the Golden Springs area of Anniston, that is all we mostly got. The […]
Last September, I wrote how my process was going in the Social Security Disability process. And I thought it was time to do another update, because I got this in the mail […]
Last November, I profiled what ALDOT did to the traffic lights along Quintard Ave. in Anniston. What happened, to re-construct the ramps on the sidewalks, workers had to cut into the traffic […]
It’s been a while since I uploaded a video, and over the weekend I completed another train video! This video features a Norfolk Southern train on a side track doing some train […]
This post is going to be aimed at the Calhoun County Chamber of Commerce. And before I write up about my 4,000th post on Wednesday, I wanted to talk about why I […]
There has been plenty of discussions about the mass transit system here in Anniston/Oxford. The Anniston Trolley system is run by the East Alabama Regional Planning Commission. The ACTS trolley system consists […]
