Staff Reports news@times-journal.com For the fourth year, the Hannah White Arnett Chapter of the National Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution and DeKalb County VFW Post 3128 sponsored Wreaths Across…
Author: Emily Wooten
City to look at pool repair
Story by Donna Thornton donna@southerntorch.com It might seem a bit unseasonal, but the Fort Payne City Council discussed the city pool Tuesday, and will continue to do so in a work…
Pass The Torch Students Honored
Fort Payne High School Athletes Honored
Three Boaz City Schools chosen Blue Ribbon Schools of Excellence Lighthouse Schools
SPECIAL TO THE REPORTER BOAZ — Boaz City Schools is proud to announce that Boaz Middle School, Corley Elementary School and Boaz Intermediate School have been recognized as Blue Ribbon Schools…
DECK THE HALLS
Scottsboro Garden Club decorates Scottsboro-Jackson Heritage Center for Christmas Katie Hightower On Dec. 4, members of the Scottsboro Garden Club gathered together for its annual Christmas at the Heritage Center. Each…
Sunday School teacher writes of lessons his dog taught him about God
Story by Marla Ballard Special to the Times-Journal Sunday school teacher Chuck Hester recently became a published author. Hester is a Sunday school teacher for both adults and children and said…
TOPCAT TROUBLES
Slow starts doom Scottsboro teams as late rallies fall short at Fort Payne Jason Bowen The Scottsboro varsity boys basketball team’s rivalry game at TopCat rival Fort Payne could not have…
Fyffe’s Anderson becomes a Clemson Tiger
By SHANNON J. ALLEN The Reporter FYFFE — Logan Anderson’s accomplishments as a Fyffe Red Devil place him among the greatest football players in DeKalb County and Sand Mountain history. The…