Heath Hambrick Fort Payne native Hunter Hawkins captured the Alabama Golf Association’s 37th State Mid-Amateur Championship at Limestone Springs Golf Club in Oneonta Sunday. Hawkins shot a three-day total of 202…
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Lady Aggie Flag Football grabs win over Anniston
Story By Druw Giamalva The Albertville Lady Aggies improved to a 7-1 record on Monday night as they defeated the Anniston Bulldogs 28-7. “We started off a little rough,” said Albertville…
Boaz City Schools names Leslie Price as new principal of Boaz Elementary School
Special from Boaz City Schools Boaz – Boaz City Schools is proud to announce Leslie Price as the new principal of Boaz Elementary School. With more than 25 years of dedicated…
Woodville cruises to fifth straight win
Story By Brad Nevels The Woodville Panthers picked up its fifth win of the season thanks in large part to a strong first half Friday night in Scant City. Woodville’s 26-6…
Jackson County gears up for annual Tennessee River clean-up Oct. 4
Story By Katie Hightower Do you want to give back to the community? Would you like to see Jackson County glow? A volunteer opportunity to serve Jackson County and make it…
Lady Cats win Silver bracket at Athens
Story By Heath Hambrick The Fort Payne Lady Wildcats continue to pile up wins this volleyball season. The Lady Cats went 5-2 to capture the Silver bracket at the Athens Invitational…
Business celebrates one-year anniversary
Story By Marla Ballard Business owners Mike and Angel LaFever opened their game store Fever Dreams last year during Fort Payne’s Boom Days festival. The business was a dream of Mike’s.…
Albertville native wants to be “Face of Halloween”
Story By Mary Bailey Brandon Rutledge loves Halloween so much that he wants to be the official face of the holiday, or at least the winner of the current “Face of…