At least once a month, sometimes more often, Old Town Liquors does a bit of showing off their new store and it’s market-best selection. Here are some scenes from the September 20th event:
Category: Community Feature
Pinhoti Center hosts the September Chamber Connection
The Pinhoti Center hosted the September Chamber Connection from the Sylacauga Chamber of Commerce.
The Pinhoti Center hosts trail visitors year round, but September is extra special with PinhotiFest 2020 coming the weekend of September 27-29. Check out details of the big event:
Renasant hosts GCV Coffee, honors 1st Responders
Childersburg’s downtown bank, Renasant Bank hosted the September Greater Coosa Valley Chamber of Commerce Coffee, honoring the City’s 1st Responders.
Scenes from the CVMC Chair Presentation from the Sylacauga City Schools Foundation
A great crowd gathered in the halls of Sylacauga High School Monday (7/15) afternoon as the second CVMC Chair was presented by the Sylacauga City Schools Foundation. But this one was different, this one was special – it recognized the contributions made by the hospital’s food team, the Hickory Street Cafe!
The Weekend in Pictures
Community Fireworks Show
Sylacauga Aviation Day
Kiwanis Rubber Duck Race
Scenes from the Fed Up Shipping Ribbon-Cutting & Grand Opening!

Fed Up Shipping opened its doors for business Wednesday (6-12). We’ll bring a feature story on the many available services, but first, please enjoy scenes from the big day!
Happy 100th Birthday!

Happy 100th Birthday to Ms. Sarah Miles of Childersburg!
Born June 11, 1924, Ms. Miles celebrated THE milestone birthday over the weekend with family & friends!
Reading Fun for Kids!

There’s a fun, new reading contest in play for kids from age 3 to 18 at the B.B. Comer Memorial Library! The “Book Scavenger Hunt” has begun and runs through July 31st!
Book Scavenger Hunt forms are available at the library and participating businesses. Match the book number and name with the clue. Book posters are in business windows on Broadway Avenue between and including the library, the Sylacauga Board of Education, and the Sylacauga Municipal Complex.
Sylacauga Farmers Markets celebrates another Opening Day!
The 2024 Season of the Sylacauga Farmers Markey kicked off Friday morning (5/31) in Central Park, across from Blue Bell Creameries. The Market operates on Fridays from 7:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon until at least mid-August. Check out the slide show at the bottom to see what you’ll find!

Pete Baker’s 4-Mile Farms Produce is a long-time SFM vendor with fresh-picked produce from his farm in Bonair. But, you need to catch him early, as he generally sells a full truck in no time at all!


Charles & Margaret Courtney of Courtney Farms is another long-time SFM vendor with all sorts of farm-fresh produce. But, let’s be real… It’s those delicious peaches from their farm in Chilton County farm that is their greatest draw!

Teresa Vise is the host from T’s Produce. Her fresh-picked produce is highlighted from a long list of available fresh herbs & spices!


Alivia Hardy spends her time in the kitchen, produced baked goodies & candies for WillowBugs Baking!
SFM Manager Will Brooks says they’ll be adding more home-baked goods, plants, and produce in the coming weeks!
Old Town Liquors celebrates Grand Opening with a Ribbon-Cutting
Andy Patel has again invested in the Childersburg business community, opening Old Town Liquor (33588 US Highway 280). He also owns the Subway franchise location next door.
Conveniently located, brightly lit, with friendly, welcoming staff, and an incredible selection of “spirits” and so much more!
They’re open 9:30 to 9:30, Monday through Thursday; 9:30 to 10:00 on Friday & Saturday; and 12:00 noon to 9:30 on Sundays.
Stop by soon and welcome Andy Patel and his Assistant Manager, Avi Borade!

Pictured during the Grand Opening Ribbon-Cutting are (L-R) are; Travis Mizzell, Mel Bordon, Franklin Flanagan, Shaunta Williams, Rajeesh Patel (father), Ava Hamilton, Andy Patel, Jashoda Patel (mother), Mayor Ken Wesson, John Mark Freeman, Andrea Morris, Stacy Knight, Annie Lawler, Diane Kay.