Sylacauga City Councilman, Ashton Fowler joined Hannah Hammonds for a one-on-one interview. Fowler went in depth discussing Sylacauga’s new garbage collection service, the coyote problem in the Valley View and Taylor Estates community, as well as highlighting what Sylacauga residents have to look forward to moving in the coming months.

Micha Harris, Operator of Chick-fil-a Sylacauga joined Hannah Hammonds for a one-on-one interview. Harris highlighted what it’s like to be a Chick-fil-a franchisee, community involvement, challenges Chick-fil-a Sylacauga faced during COVID, as well as the roadmap to reopening the dining area.

Dr. Ted Spear and Jeff Turner joined Hannah Hammonds for a one-on-one interview. Dr. Spear highlighted details about the Marble Festival, dates for each event, and sculptors that will be in attendance. At this year’s festival, Jeff Turner is reintroducing the Marble scavenger hunt that will be taking place throughout the Sylacauga community.

Dr. Jarod Speer from Childersburg Primary Care joined Hannah Hammonds for a one-on-one interview. Dr. Speer discussed his background in the medical field, as well as the new equipment and services Childersburg Primary Care has to offerthat can improve your weight and muscles, while improving your overall health.

Jim Armstrong from Sylacauga Parks and Rec joined Hannah Hammonds for a one-on-one interview. Armstrong discussed rec league sports, the Sylaward bike trail and provided updates on the new veteran’s memorial at Pinecrest Park.

Tim Allen from Allen Oil Company in Sylacauga joined Hannah Hammonds for a one-on-one interview. Allen discussed gas prices, family history in the business, fundraising for schools in the community, and the Allen Brew Market brand.

Sylacauga Police Department Chief, Kelley Johnson joined Hannah Hammonds for a one-on-one interview. Johnson discussed crime in the Sylacauga during 2020, gambling machine take backs in the Sylacauga community and how individualsshould react during a routine traffic stop.