Special to the Times-Journal Local physician and small business owner Dr. Chad Williamson has officially announced his candidacy for Fort Payne City Council. A Fort Payne native, Dr. Williamson returned home…
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Always anxious for the Friday Night Lights
Story By Heath Hambrick In Alabama, it's never too early to talk about the upcoming football season. We are in the second week of June and football is on my mind…
Who is in your Top 20? The DeKalb Living staff wants to know
We’re looking for a few good men and women – 20, to be exact – who deserve recognition for the work they do in the community. DeKalb Living magazine is preparing…
Mayor reviews city's projects
Story By Anna Kate The City of Fort Payne has invested 70 million into infrastructure, public safety, and quality of life in the past five years, Mayor Brian Baine said during…
EF1 tornado reported in May 20 storm
Staff Reports news@times-journal.com The National Weather Service in Huntsville confirmed the storm that roared through Crossville and Collinsville May 20 was an EF1 tornado. The report from the NWS survey indicates…
Council members serving on boards issue tabled
Story by AnnaKate Freeland Correspondent The Fort Payne City Council was provided a copy of three ordinance samples at Tuesday’s city council meeting regarding a previous discussion about being members of…
What to do in DeKalb County: Moths, movies and more in May
Story By Marla Ballard Children ages 7 – 12 are invited to join the Little River Canyon Center for hands-on adventure learning on Wednesday, May 21. Children will learn about Pollinator…
Fort Payne Sophomore Lydie Varnadore finishes third in Heptathlon
Story By Heath Hambrick Fort Payne Sophomore Lydie Varnadore completed the AHSAA State Heptathlon on Tuesday and Wednesday at Hoover High School. This is a competition where athlete competes against other…