by Emily Wooten
Cold Stone Creamery coming to Albertville
By MORGAN ROE The Reporter Feb 28, 2024 Special to The Reporter Ice cream lovers look out for the new…
by Emily Wooten
Woodville High School recognized at State Board Meeting
Peggy M. Himburg Woodville High School was recognized at the Feb. 8 Alabama State Board of Education meeting for being…
by Emily Wooten
Local Veteran recognized by national VFW
Hunter Jones Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 6073 member Gayla Sue Mendez has been recognized nationally by the VFW, being…
by Emily Wooten
What to do in DeKalb County: Open invitation to ARTalk
Photographer Mikel Yeakle invites everyone to ARTalk Feb. 20 at Moon Lake LIbrary.
by Emily Wooten
Fort Payne Chamber bestows honors at banquet
Story by Donna Thornton donna@southerntorch.com The Fort Payne Chamber of Commerce recognized two local businesses and presented its Legacy Achievement…
by Emily Wooten
Vehicle catches fire on US-72
Hunter Jones A semi-truck was found engulfed in flames on Wednesday morning along US-72 between near Woodville. Jackson County Sheriff…
by Emily Wooten
Classroom work day OK'ed
Among a number of routine actions last week, the Fort Payne Board of Education approved a school calendar for 2024-2025,…
by Emily Wooten
What to do in DeKalb County: Music lessons available for all ages
Marla Ballard Columnist In the third century BC, Greek engineer, Ctesibius of Alexandria is credited with inventing the organ. The…
by Emily Wooten
Jackson County Voters League celebrates Martin Luther King, Jr./Coretta Scott King Memorial Day
By Hunter Jones The Jackson County Voters League celebrated its 14th annual Martin Luther King, Jr./Coretta Scott King Memorial Day…
by Emily Wooten
III Tyme Out to bring distinctive bluegrass to DeKalb Theater
Staff Reports news@times-journal.com Russell Moore and III rd (Third) Tyme Out will bring their special brand of bluegrass music to…
by Emily Wooten
Tiffany Watson elected new president of CASA
by Hunter Jones Tiffany Watson has always had a passion for caretaking. For a long time, she lived in Florida,…
by Emily Wooten
City School employees participate in Poverty Simulation
Peggy M. Himburg Scottsboro City School faculty and staff participated in a Poverty Simulation upon their return to school this…
by Emily Wooten
NACC to host Alabama Ballet’s ‘Giselle’
Staff Reports news@times-journal.com RAINSVILLE – Northeast Alabama Community College is proud to be hosting the performance of Giselle by the…
by Emily Wooten
Prepare now for winter weather
By MARY BAILEY The Reporter Malinda Moore, a member of the management team at Ace Hardware in Boaz, said things…
by Emily Wooten
Brackets are set for 2024 Marshall County Basketball Tournament
STAFF REPORTS The Reporter Jan 10, 2024 Albertville High School is the host school for the 2024 Marshall County Basketball…
by Emily Wooten
Reports: Nick Saban to retire
Photo by Robert Sutton / Crimson Tide Photos / UA AthleticsRobert Sutton It’s the news few is any Alabama fans wanted…
by Emily Wooten
Tickets on sale now for CAC dinner
Staff Reports news@times-journal.com The DeKalb Children’s Advocacy Center’s Eddie McPherson Memorial Dinner Theater is offering an antidote to the winter…
by Emily Wooten
Election 2024
Story by Donna Thornton donna@southerntorch.com Mark your calendar for an opportunity to hear from local candidates seeking county and state…
by Emily Wooten
A place to get warm
Staff Reports news@times-journal.com Marked for Life Ministries works in all kinds of weather to meet the needs of those facing…
by Emily Wooten
DeKalb County and Fort Payne Schools go to e-learning Friday
The possibility of severe weather is impacting regular school functions in DeKalb County Friday.Brian Jett, Superintendent of Fort Payne City…
by Emily Wooten
Local restaurant Pappy’s Place will be hosting a visit from America’s Best Restaurants this month
Pictured on the left are Pappy's Place owner Chris Thompson, Andrea, Kristen, Breezy and Sky. Open Tuesday through Saturday, Pappy’s…
by Emily Wooten
Finding the next meal
Local food pantry sees need increase as prices rise By MARY BAILEY The Reporter Your total is $158.12,” said the…
by Emily Wooten
Fort Payne Goes Blue
Staff Reports news@times-journal.com The City of Fort Payne "Goes Blue” Thursday, to call attention to the issue of human trafficking.…
by Emily Wooten
UGF update: People can continue to give through Jan. 26
by Donna Thornton The United Givers Fund had its final volunteer luncheon served by the Lookout Mountain Homemakers last month,…
by Emily Wooten
Downed trees delay progress.
DeKalb County Schools alerted parent that the system will transition to e-learning today because of power outages and downed trees…