Story By John Mann The Episcopal Church of the Epiphany in Guntersville hosted their third annual “Saluting Our Heroes” breakfast on Saturday, welcoming veteran and first responders to come enjoy food…
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County Board of Education names new president
Story By John Mann The Marshall County Board of Education met for their first November meeting last Thursday, where they named a new board president and vice-president. On a unanimous vote…
ROUND 2 CLASHES
PREP FOOTBALL PREVIEWS: Scottsboro, Pisgah aim to advance to the AHSAA state quarterfinals Story By Jason Bowen Two Jackson County high school football teams survived Round 1 of the AHSAA State…
Mountain Lakes Chamber honors community leaders, businesses during annual luncheon
Story By Katie Hightower On Oct. 28, the Mountain Lakes Chamber of Commerce held its annual luncheon at the Goose Pond Civic Center. The luncheon was created to recognize the chamber’s…
Four miles completed
Staff Reports A four-mile segment of the reconstructed northbound I-59 roadway near the Georgia state line opened to traffic today. The opening marks the halfway point for a $41 million project…
Holiday Open House a big success
Story By Donald Campbell Downtown Fort Payne was bustling with activity over the weekend, as businesses welcomed customers to this year’s Holiday Open House event. Connie Fuller, the executive director for…
Guntersville Marine celebrates 250th with new flag
Story By John Mann With Veteran’s Day just around the corner there is a new flag flying over Lake Guntersville as of Wednesday thanks to Guntersville Marine Inc. and Alabama Flag…
STARTING FAST
Pisgah builds quick lead en route to convincing first-round win Story By Jason Bowen Pisgah defeated Tanner and the weather during its opening-round playoff game. The No. 3-ranked Eagles stormed out…