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By Easterling Carpenter • January 29, 2026

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River City Show Choir Classic Saturday

By Tommy House • January 28, 2026

Event moves to THS for first time

Tallassee Hall of Pride inductees announced

By Michael Bird • January 27, 2026

by Michael Butler, WTLS-AM & FM

Fantastic February at the Mount Vernon

By Michael Bird • January 27, 2026

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'90s country superstar headlining at Mount Vernon

By Tommy House • January 26, 2026

B ryan White coming to town

Coach Mask earns 700th career win at Tallassee

By Michael Bird • January 26, 2026

Tallassee Wrestling also earns back-to-back state championships

Tallassee student to climb Mount Rainier

By Michael Bird • January 20, 2026

Ian Pendergrass plans to climb Mount Rainier for charity

Standing Strong: The Armory, The Cabin, and The Mill

By Easterling Carpenter • January 15, 2026

Living History Landmarks in Tallassee, AL

"Hansel and Gretel" January 17 at THS

By Michael Bird • January 14, 2026

WTLS-AM 1300 & FM 94.7/101.1 Interview with Ms. Michaela Bird, McCraney-Cottle Arts Council Director

Finding Your Roots: Genealogy Resources in Tallassee

By Easterling Carpenter • January 1, 2026

Genealogy in Tallassee, AL

Main Street Tallassee Alabama

Downtown Retail Development

Tallassee’s historic downtown is poised for a vibrant revival. With elevated riverfront views, walkable blocks, and direct access from major corridors, the district offers prime opportunities for retail growth. The TRA is focused on fostering locally-owned boutiques, restaurants, and mixed-use spaces that complement our community’s character while attracting new foot traffic. With a renewed vision for infrastructure, river access, and public gathering spaces, downtown is set to become the heartbeat of Tallassee’s future.

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Commercial Development

Strategically located between Montgomery and Auburn, Tallassee is an ideal location for commercial expansion. Highway 229 and nearby I-85 provide strong traffic flow and visibility, making the city a natural hub for professional services, hospitality, health care, and small business growth. The TRA works closely with city planners, investors, and entrepreneurs to identify sites and remove barriers for commercial success, ensuring projects align with both community needs and long-term sustainability.

Industrial Development Tallassee Alabama

Industrial Development

Tallassee’s industrial zone, located on the city’s outskirts, offers ample space for scalable development with easy access to regional transportation routes. With utilities in place and land ready for new projects, this area is well-suited for light manufacturing, logistics, warehousing, and advanced industry. The TRA supports industrial growth that brings high-quality jobs to the area while preserving the balance between economic opportunity and community integrity.

Tallassee Redevelopment Authority

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Tallassee, AL 36078

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