Your Content Goes Here thursday, JULY 14, 2026 From: City of MillbrookThe City of Millbrook and the Elmore County Commission are pleased to announce that Chick-fil-A has selected the Marketplace at 17 Springs as the home of its newest restaurant, further establishing the development as one of the River Region's premier

Your Content Goes Here tHursday, July 2, 2026 Elmore County continues to see the benefits of long-term investments in quality of life, recreation and economic development. County, municipal, school and economic development leaders met Wednesday to discuss projects taking shape across Elmore County and how those investments are strengthening communities while

Your Content Goes Here monday, june 29, 2026 Few individuals have had a greater impact on the Lake Martin region than Benjamin “Ben” Russell. Through visionary leadership, thoughtful stewardship, and a genuine commitment to serving others, Russell helped shape communities, create opportunities, and improve lives throughout Central Alabama. As Chairman of

Your Content Goes Here Friday, june 26, 2026 From economic growth to community events, the conversation at the MAX Round Table with Doug Amos focused on the partnerships and shared vision helping Elmore County continue to thrive. During the program, local leaders discussed the momentum taking shape across the county, with

Your Content Goes Here monday, june 22, 2026 Before most of Elmore County is fully awake, the day is already well underway at the Humane Society of Elmore County. Dogs are fed, kennels are cleaned, and staff begin the steady rhythm of caring for animals arriving throughout the day. Some are

Your Content Goes Here wednesday, JUNE 17, 2026 From: City of Millbrook The City of Millbrook and the Elmore County Commission are pleased to announce that 1220 Café, a popular Tallassee dining destination, will be joining Baumhower’s Victory Grille in the growing restaurant lineup planned for the Marketplace at 17 Springs.

Your Content Goes Here Friday, june 12, 2026 Workforce development is creating real economic impact across Elmore County, and local students are helping lead the way. During the 2025-26 school year, Elmore County CO-OP students worked more than 53,900 hours and earned a combined $679,443 while gaining valuable hands-on experience with

Your Content Goes Here Thursday, june 4, 2026 Economic growth is often measured through metrics such as new investments, job creation and commercial development, but some of the clearest indicators of a community’s strength can be found in the businesses that choose to invest locally and remain committed to the communities