Isabella High School scored on all seven first-half drives and defeated Dallas County 62-26, improving to 7-1 ahead of its region finale against Thorsby High School.
Homewood High School raced to a 42-0 win over Chilton County High School on the school's homecoming night, while the Tigers found a late bright spot in their rushing attack.
Democratic gubernatorial nominee Doug Jones visited Chilton County and brought his 'Donuts with Doug' event to Collins Chapel Fire Department on Oct. 12.
A columnist shares favorite dishes from Taste of Chilton County, highlighting Lake Mitchell Marina & Grille, Pies by Mike and Mr. Tacos.
Ashtin Brock and Leslie Durham were named Chilton County 4-H’s 2025-26 Member and Volunteer of the Year, respectively, at the organization’s annual banquet.
Thorsby High School rolled past Southside Selma High School 48-12 on senior night, improving to 8-1 overall and 5-1 in Class 2A Region 3.
Maplesville High School blanked Georgiana High School 54-0, limiting the visitors to 28 yards, and now heads to its season finale with Class 1A Region 4’s No. 2 seed on the line.
Jemison High School crowned senior Isabella LaRocca its 2026 Homecoming Queen on Oct. 9, alongside princesses Brooklyn Compton, Danya Blanco Chavez and Addison Headley.
Chilton County’s new firing range hosted its first law enforcement firearm certifications as the First Response Endowment Fund seeks support for further development at the site.
Jaydin Hill and four other queens were crowned at the 2026 Miss Swedish Festival Pageant ahead of Thorsby’s Swedish Festival on Oct. 17.
Chilton Christian Academy opens the ACAA 6-man playoffs on Oct. 16 at Clay County Christian Academy, seeking to avenge a 59-20 regular-season loss.
Chilton County High School announced its 2026 homecoming representatives ahead of the Oct. 16 announcement of the winners at the football game against Homewood High School.
Lacy Pelham was crowned Billingsley High School’s 2026 homecoming queen during halftime of the Bears’ 22-16 win over Verbena High School.
LeCroy Career Tech Center is among four schools selected for Alabama Road Builders Association's new heavy equipment operator training program.