Spay Neuter Jackson County AL (SNJCA) will have a yard sale fundraiser Saturday, June 6 at 2818 Veterans Drive in Scottsboro, from 7:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. All of the proceeds will benefit their lower income spay and neuter program for Jackson County residents.
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The Mountain Lakes Chamber of Commerce announced Wednesday that 58 local businesses have been awarded a Small Business Relief Fund Grant. Mountain Lakes Chamber of Commerce representatives said it would not have been possible without the following community partners: Google, Regions Bank, Th…
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The Jackson County Cruisers will host its first Cruise-In of 2020 on June 6 as it transitions back towards normalcy.
A Woodville man is in jail following an incident Tuesday in Scottsboro City Park.
Bucks Pocket State Park has been the center of two tragic deaths over the last two years. A local business owner is doing his part to make sure it does not happen again.
The American Legion Post 30 and VFW Post 6073 will conduct a short Memorial Day ceremony at the Veterans Memorial Park Monday, May 25, at 9:30 a.m., rain or shine.
On Thursday in press conference, Gov. Kay Ivey announced that athletic activities, theaters, childcare facilities and summer camps will reopen, beginning at 5 p.m. on Friday.
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A Fyffe man was killed near Scottsboro Monday in a single-vehicle wreck, according to Alabama State Troopers.
Carter Herberholz
Commission agrees to pay employees extra for two-week period
Approximately 1,000 Northeast Alabama Community College (NACC) students will be receiving $500 each from the federal CARES Act Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund.
Ray Keller has always believed every student in Jackson County should be able to attend Northeast Alabama Community College free.
One man has been arrested and law enforcement are searching for another in connection with ATVs and UTVs stolen this month.
A Tennessee man has been charged with trafficking following a traffic stop Tuesday.
Jackson County Sheriff’s Office
Jackson County Presiding Circuit Judge Jenifer Holt announced Thursday that in-person court hearings will resume May 18.
Scottsboro City Council President Patrick Stewart said on Friday he will seek a third term in office, in Place 2.
Stevenson Elementary School received a grant from Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Alabama to help prevent childhood obesity.
Greg Mashburn announced Friday his intent to continue serving the people of Scottsboro on Place 1 of the Scottsboro City Council.
The Jackson County School System has set high school graduation dates for the Class of 2020.
A Tennessee man has been charged with trafficking following a traffic stop Tuesday.
Caldwell Elementary School may not be filled with teachers and students right now, but the students are continuing to read and improve their reading skills. Nita Tolliver, Caldwell computer lab teacher, has listed some outstanding achievements by students for last week.
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The Scottsboro Rec*Com is back in business as of today. According to city officials, the only facilities available to the public at this time is the pool, walking track and fitness room. Hours of operation will be Monday-Friday, from 6 a.m. until 6 p.m., Saturday, from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. and Sunday, from 1-5 p.m.
Jackson County has been chosen to receive $15,840 under the Emergency Food and Shelter program and $22,584 under CARES to supplement emergency food and shelter programs.
Highlands Health and Rehab and Cloverdale Manor come together with a parade today
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Highlands Health and Rehab and Cloverdale Manor come together with a parade today
In response to the current health crisis, Polymer Industries employees held a blood drive with Blood Assurance to support local COVID-19 relief efforts in DeKalb and Jackson counties.
Sarah Stahl, of the Mountain Lakes Chamber of Commerce, has been named a North Alabama Elite Tourism Professional for her contributions to the tourism industry.
Jackson County Schools Superintendent Kevin Dukes explained how the district has moved forward and will continue to move forward with its schools at the Jackson County Board of Education meeting Thursday evening.
There is no better time than the present to take advantage of the Google IT Support Professional Certificate now being offered at Northeast Alabama Community College (NACC).
The Tennessee Valley Authority Board of Directors continued its oversight of TVA’s mission of service at its meeting Thursday while following public health guidelines intended to protect team members, the public and their families. The board’s scheduled quarterly meeting was conducted in a virtual format and streamed live online for the public.
Highlands Medical Center takes additional measures to ensure patient and staff safety
A drug raid in Stevenson Monday resulted in the arrests of four people.
Restaurants, gyms and salons permitted to open
The Alabama Department of Revenue announced Monday motor vehicle registration deadlines have been extended in response to the financial impact of the COVID-19 outbreak.
The senior year has definitely not ended the way the Class of 2020 planned. However, the administration at Scottsboro High School is working to have some special events just for seniors. SHS Principal Rob Paradise has announced a “Senior Signing Day” set for Thursday, May 7, from 1-3 p.m.
The Scottsboro City Council discussed burn ordinances again at its dual session Monday evening. The council examined the issue at its April 6 meeting.
Motorists found traveling on Highway 35, on Sand Mountain, a little smoother this week as resurfacing work continues.
Scottsboro Electric Power Board (SEPB) has earned a Reliable Public Power Provider (RP3)® designation from the American Public Power Association for providing reliable and safe electric service.
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, Northeast Alabama Community College (NACC) has made the decision to continue with online instruction through the 2020 summer term.
Mayor hopeful to find a makeup date
The Scottsboro Public Library is expected to re-open June 1, according to the library’s board of trustees. The decision was made after Gov. Kay Ivey extended a safer-at-home order until May 14.
JaVaris Branford
For the past couple of weeks traffic on Highway 35 from Scottsboro to Section has been at a literal standstill due to resurfacing work.
While Highlands Medical Center (HMC) has continued to perform surgical and diagnostic procedures in urgent and emergent cases, all elective procedures were stopped on March 19, at the order of Gov. Kay Ivey and the Alabama Department of Public Health. Per her announcement on April 28, hospitals across the state are now able to get back to work performing all procedures for patients.
Business not as usual with updated hours and procedures
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