By MARY BAILEY The Reporter A birthday hat. A tattered t-shirt. Classroom pictures. A Spelling Bee trophy. It might not seem like important things to some but to the dozens of…
Author: Emily Wooten
302 West cafe opens in downtown Stevenson
Hunter Jones On April 25, Stevenson welcomed a new business in downtown. 302 West Cafe, owned by Aimee and John Paul Lambert, hope to bring some life into downtown Stevenson and…
Board deals with personnel changes
Story by Donna Thornton donna@southerntorch.com The Fort Payne Board of Education approved a request to partner with SCOUT Management as its construction manager for future construction projects at its April 25…
Boaz Chamber Awards banquet
By MARY BAILEY The Reporter The Boaz Chamber of Commerce held its 2024 banquet last week and recognized individuals and business owners who have helped to make the city of Boaz…
MORE THAN MUSIC
The Mustang String Band has re-recorded many of the songs from The Skyline Project and will present them live in the NACC Lyceum. To prepare for the project, The Mustang String…
Theus is new superintendent at Little River, Russell Cave parks
Staff Reports news@times-journal.com ATLANTA – The National Park Service (NPS) announced the selection of Steve Theus as the new superintendent for Little River Canyon National Preserve and Russell Cave National Monument…
Marshall County Board of Education hears report on 2023 Audit Presentation
By MARY BAILEY The Reporter The Marshall County School Board met last week and went over the 2023 Audit Presentation. Cade Burk, Examiner of Public Accounts, went over the details to…
Scottsboro High School names Tubbs as principal
Peggy M. Himburg (Jeff Tubbs, the newly named principal for Scottsboro High School, had his family with him when the official announcement was made at the Thursday meeting of the Scottsboro…