Staff Reports The Girl Scouts of North-Central Alabama are out to break a tasty world record Sunday – and you can help. At 2 p.m. Sunday, girl scouts will be going…
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Marshall County Schools gets new CSFO
By MARY BAILEY The Reporter The Marshall County Board of Education called a special meeting last week to welcome the new Chief School Finance Officer, Rebecca Smith. Marshall County Schools Superintendent,…
Old Mill Scarecrow Trail opens in Boaz
By MARY BAILEY The Reporter Walk the park with your friends and family and get ready for fall as you see scarecrows of all sizes and colors adorn the park grass…
Scottsboro Rotary Club holding 2nd annual Spirit Run
Hunter Jones The Scottsboro Rotary Club will be holding its 2nd annual Halloween Spirit Run/Walk on Oct. 26 at Goose Pond Colony Resort, starting at 8 a.m. All profits from this…
Chamber honors Women in Business
The Fort Payne Chamber of Commerce's Women in Business honorees are (from left) Amber McPherson, Woman in Management; Clara Washington, Woman in Leadership; and Alice Pettyjohn, Woman Owned Business.
Henagar gets SEEDS grant
Story by Donna Thornton donna@southerntorch.com The City of Henagar received a SEEDS – Site Evaluation Economic Development Strategy – Industrial Development grant from the State of Alabama, to help prepare a…
60th annual Boaz Harvest Festival may be biggest ever
By TAYLOR BECK Contributor to The Reporter BOAZ, Ala. – On Friday-Saturday, Oct. 4-5, 2024, the Boaz Area Chamber of Commerce is excited to host the 60th Annual Boaz Harvest Festival…