Allison Johnson shares her flowers with the community Katie Hightower When Allison Johnson moved to Scottsboro with her family last year, she did not have any friends in the area. She…
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‘BE THE 10TH’
PREP FOOTBALL MEDIA DAY: Scottsboro players hungry to add to program’s region-title total Jason Bowen The Scottsboro football team has had a saying this summer as it prepares for the 2024…
House speaker is guest for Chamber event
Staff Reports news@times-journal.com FORT PAYNE, Ala. — Alabama Speaker Nathaniel Ledbetter will be the featured speaker for the next Breakfast Biz & Bites. This Chamber of Commerce event is set for…
DeKalb tourism still growing
Story by Donna Thornton donna@southerntorch.com Tourism numbers have been very good in DeKalb County in recent years, DeKalb County Tourism Board Director John Dersham said, while giving the Fort Payne City…
Slim Chickens grand opening set for July 22
By DRUW GIAMALVA The Reporter lim Chickens will be making their grand opening in Albertville on Monday, July 22. Slim Chickens will be operated by experienced restaurateurs Alan Renfroe and Dana…
TEST TAKERS
PREP FOOTBALL SCHEDULE PREVIEW: Scottsboro’s schedule features seven 2023 playoff teams By Jason Bowen Tyler Vann won’t have to wait long to face two of Scottsboro’s top rivals during his first…
Topspin offers top of the line pickleball facility
Staff Reports Contributed Photo Topspin Pickleball Club is located at 208 Scott Avenue North, Rainsville. RAINSVILLE – Topspin Pickleball Club is set to open this weekend in Rainsville. This family-owned indoor…
Habitat house gets roof
By MARY BAILEY The Reporter Almost one year exactly after the groundbreaking ceremony for Marshall County’s fifth Habitat for Humanity house, it gets its roof put on making it more than…