Login
Israel-Hamas Conflict
Military
Boxing
Donald Trump
Social Media
World Cup
South America
Formula 1
Baseball
Soccer
Instagram
Immigration
Airstrike
institutional access

You are connecting from
Lake Geneva Public Library,
please login or register to take advantage of your institution's Ground News Plan.

Chambers County, Alabama image

News about Chambers County, Alabama

Stay current with all the latest and breaking news about Chambers County, Alabama, compare headlines and perspectives between news sources on stories happening today. In total, 143stories have been published about Chambers County, Alabama which Ground News has aggregated in the past 3 months.

Local News Publishers

Suggest a source
Looking for a source we don't already have? Suggest one here.

Top Chambers County, Alabama News

CONTRIBUTOR'S VIEW - Dean Collins: The Questions We’d Rather Avoid
Lanett · Lanett

CONTRIBUTOR'S VIEW - Dean Collins: The Questions We’d Rather Avoid

100% Right coverage: 2 sources
As I finish the book of Job today, I will confess that when Job popped up in my read-through-the-Bible plan a couple of weeks ago, I sighed. For most of my adult life, I have read through the Bible each year, and honestly, the book of Job is one of the books that I would prefer to skip over. I know the plot, and I don’t really like it. Sure, at the end it all works out, but it is a long and agonizing path to the end. I am not Job, and my problem…See the Story
CONTRIBUTOR'S VIEW - Lynn Gendusa: Save Those Who Saved Us
Lanett · Lanett

CONTRIBUTOR'S VIEW - Lynn Gendusa: Save Those Who Saved Us

100% Right coverage: 2 sources
Open the article to view the coverage from Valley Times-NewsSee the Story
Bedford Humane Society Overcrowded with Animals; Asking for Help
Lanett · Lanett

Bedford Humane Society Overcrowded with Animals; Asking for Help

Coverage: 2 sources
BEDFORD, Pa. (WTAJ) — The Bedford County Humane Society is asking for help after its shelter is overcrowded. The shelter posted on Facebook about its facility being at max capacity. They have told people looking to surrender their animals to hold off until kennels are open. They have reached out to other shelters and residents to house dogs until space opens up. Callers who reach out to the shelter are put on a list with a name and phone number.…See the Story

Hard work drives LaFayette graduate Skye Favors

100% Right coverage: 1 sources
By: Chad Martin The final student in our profiles of Lafayette High School’s top three graduates is the number one student in the Class of 2025: Skye Favors. Known for her positive energy and kind spirit, Favors was a beloved presence around campus. One sentiment echoed by many is just how much she will be missed. Her hard work and dedication were infectious. Favors points to JROTC and science as her favorite subjects while she was in school. Sh…Lanett · LanettRead Article

Judge Milford celebrated for service

100% Right coverage: 1 sources
Judge Myron Calvin Milford, Jr., was honored by the LaFayette City Council at their most recent meeting on June 9.  Family members were in attendance during the reading of the proclamation by LaFayette Mayor Kenneth Vines. The proclamation describes Milford’s journey from humble beginnings as a resident of LaFayette and his attendance at Chambers Academy. After graduation, Milford attended Auburn University and received his Juris Doctor from the…Lanett · LanettRead Article

LaFayette City Council talks budget, properties and elections

100% Right coverage: 1 sources
During the June 9 meeting, Lafayette Mayor Kenneth Vines, along with the city council, discussed resolutions to pressing matters within the LaFayette area. First on the agenda was a claim regarding the damaged Chambers County Board of Education sign, in which the mayor suggested that insurance claims be bypassed due to it being less troublesome than going through the insurance over a $500 difference. The cost to repair the sign outright would be…Lanett · LanettRead Article

CONTRIBUTOR'S VIEW - Michael Brooks: The Clock Struck Twelve

100% Right coverage: 1 sources
A local church is meeting elsewhere during renovations, and their electronic sign flashes, “Temporary worship.” It is only the next panel that tells the current location, so be patient! This made me think about temporary worship I was in for a few weeks. I was pastor at First Baptist Church, Selma, when we did some major roof and ceiling repairs. We asked (at the time) First Presbyterian across the street if we might use their sanctuary for the …Church · LanettRead Article

School Board talks internet safety, dress code, and surplus

100% Right coverage: 1 sources
The Chambers County Board of Education held a called board meeting on Wednesday, June 4, 2025, where several key items were approved, ranging from personnel changes and internet safety measures to the 2025-2026 student dress code. After opening formalities, the board amended the agenda to include a new item concerning surplus from the Bus Annex and the minutes from the May 21 meeting were approved with no revisions. Second on the agenda was the …Lanett · LanettRead Article

CONTRIBUTOR'S VIEW - John Tures: Do We Have More Police Shootings And Injuries, As Well As Police Deaths, Since 2020?

100% Right coverage: 1 sources
A student posted something on his Instagram page that seemed to indicate that there are more deaths from police interactions with the public than when George Floyd was killed. Is this the case? I researched the statistics, and this is what I found. Research from Statista on the number of people shot to death by the police in the United States from 2017 through 2024 seems to indicate that the number is increasing, going up every year since 2017 (…Instagram · LanettRead Article

Upgrades complete, pool welcomes swimmers

100% Right coverage: 1 sources
VALLEY – The indoor pool at Valley Community Center has reopened, and the crowds going there have been tremendous. “We’ve been closed since Christmas,” the city’s swim program director, Bobby Poer, told The Valley Times-News. “We thought at first that it would be closed for a couple of weeks to allow for some needed upgrades, but it took a lot longer than we expected to get it back open.” It took a couple of weeks for most of the work, including…Lanett · LanettRead Article

Alabama representative announces resignation

100% Center coverage: 1 sources
Alabama Rep. Debbie Wood of District 38 announced her resignation at the Chambers County Commission meeting on Monday.Chambers County, Alabama · Chambers CountyRead Article

Breaking News Topics Related to Chambers County, Alabama

Coca-Cola

Coca-Cola

News
For You
SearchBlindspotLocal