By Donnie A. Lucas Despite Albany and Shackelford County not registering an official case of COVID-19 thus far, a free mobile testing unit will be in Albany on Sunday at the Law Enforcement Center located on Hwy. 180 West.

By Lynsi Musselman With the first phase of loosening government restrictions underway, local restaurants are beginning to open their doors for inside dining. However, restrictions and changes are still being implemented to ensure the safety of patrons and staff members.

By Lynsi Musselman To ensure an accurate and healthy count for Shackelford County residents, being able to navigate the United States Census Bureau website is essential.

By Donnie A. Lucas With the end of the school year quickly approaching, school officials are asking parents and students to stay the course as the final week of assignments approaches.

By Lynsi Musselman The coronavirus outbreak has forced local teachers, along with others across the nation, to adjust from classroom settings with students to virtual learning with no in-person interaction.

Lynsi Musselman Albany High School students have recently been sent forms through Google Classroom so they can request courses for the 2020-2021 school year, according to counselor Jenny Scott.

By Kathy Thomson Although a few local churches were able to hold normal services throughout the coronavirus shutdown, most had to move to some sort of online platform.  With Gov.

The City of Albany will test the emergency warning siren at 12:00 noon on Wednesday, May 13, as it does the second Wednesday of every month, depending on the weather.

By Melinda L. Lucas The Albany student newspaper, the Lions Roar, was selected for one of only six Gold Star awards announced by the Interscholastic League Press Conference (ILPC) over the weekend.

By Lynsi Musselman The way high school seniors make memories and are honored for their achievements in 2020 is uncharted territory for the students, parents, and administrators.