Local food pantry sees need increase as prices rise By MARY BAILEY The Reporter Your total is $158.12,” said the cashier at the register. Quickly you think, the mortgage is paid…
Author: Emily Wooten
Rounding up local basketball results
Photos by Cheryl Boydston Pictured are: Ider’s Varsity Girls defeated Pisgah, 62-58 Jan. 5, bringing the team’s overall record to 10-6; 4-1 in the area. The Hornets Varsity Boys lost a…
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. People are asked to wear t-shirts designed and sold for the event,…
Sylvania man arrested
A Sylvania man was arrested last week and charged with abuse of child, according to DeKalb County Sheriff Nick Welden. Tracy Lee Ray Jr., 30, was arrested Jan. 4 and charged…
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, and UGF Executive Director, Elizabeth McElrath, updated the group on campaign…
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 impacting travel. The schools had planned to operate on a two-hour…
Corvette drawing set for Saturday, benefits Maker’s Child
By MORGAN ROE The Reporter Jan 2, 2024 The Maker’s Child ‘Corvette for a Cause’ giveaway is about to come to an end Sat. Jan. 6th. The Maker’s Child has been…
Two injured in stabbing
FORT PAYNE — A Rainsville man is in custody in connection with the stabbing of two people in the Shiloh Community, according to DeKalb County Sheriff Nick Welden. DeKalb deputies and…