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.
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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…
Fort Payne Cross Country shines at Munford
Story by Mark Everett Kelly mark@southerntorch.com Congratulations to the Fort Payne Cross Country team and Head Coach Shana Talley for their exemplary performance at the Munford Invitational on September 21st. In…
No. 3 Red Devils hammer Brindlee Mountain
STAFF REPORTS GUNTERSVILLE — No. 3 Fyffe continued its dominating start to Class 3A, Region 8 play by blasting Brindlee Mountain 63-0 on the road Friday night, Sept. 20. It was…
Men's soccer to kick off at NACC
Staff Reports news@times-journal.com Dr. David Campbell, President of Northeast Alabama Community College, announced this week that the college will add another sport to its expanding athletic program: a men’s soccer program.…
TRAIL OF TEARS
One ride to remember the many Marla Ballard Over 100,000 motorcycle riders, stretching as much as 50 miles in length, are expected to gather for an annual occasion to commemorate and…
Fyffe pounds Collinsville
Story by Mark Everett Kelly Mark@SouthernTorch.com Fyffe 42 Collinsville 14 The famous French critic Jean-Baptiste Alfonse Carr coined the phrase "The more things change, the more they stay the same" around…
Jackson County Republicans new headquarters now open
Katie Hightower On Saturday, Aug. 31, the Jackson County Republicans opened a new headquarters at 604 E. Laurel Street in Scottsboro. There was a large crowd to celebrate the new building…