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Scottsboro approves new Animal Control Ordinance
Scottsboro City Council members recently approved a new Animal Control Ordinance. The Ordinance comes after complaints were heard regarding dogs being tied up during extreme heat with no water or adequate shelter. One resident reported that she contacted Animal Control but was told nothing could be done. The new ordinance… READ_MORE -
Scottsboro considers Hobby Lobby agreement
During the recent Scottsboro City Council work session, Amee Winsett again spoke to the council. Winsett previously spoke during a July 15 work session regarding a tethering ordinance. “For the last two years, I have watched two dogs chained up, 24/7 everyday. Suffering and without water every day in this… READ_MORE -
Christmas Charities now taking applications
Christmas Charities of Jackson County is taking applications for 2024. Applicants should bring the following items: Photo ID, social security cards for everyone in household, proof of food stamps by statement, current pay stub, and current utility bill with head of household’s name. Income limits are as follows: Household Size… READ_MORE
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HH Health System no longer accepting UnitedHealthcare
- Published on Thursday, 17 October 2024 08:26
After several months of disappointing negotiations, Huntsville Hospital Health System has sent notice of termination to insurance giant UnitedHealthcare.
Locals come together for hurricane victims
- Published on Thursday, 17 October 2024 08:24
Several local businesses and organizations throughout Scottsboro and Jackson County have been making trips to deliver supplies for victims of Hurricane Helene.
SHS Drama Club to present Frozen
- Published on Thursday, 10 October 2024 06:58
The Scottsboro High School drama club is incredibly excited to announce their upcoming production of *Frozen*!
Tennessee RiverLine Partners with WaterWays for Tennessee River Rescue 2024
- Published on Thursday, 03 October 2024 09:49
Annual River Cleanup Expands to Northern Alabama, Engaging New Communities in Conservation Efforts Along the Tennessee River
Guffey sentenced to 19 years
- Published on Wednesday, 02 October 2024 13:51
The sentencing of James Keith Guffey was held this afternoon in Judge Brent Benson’s courtroom. Guffey was found guilty of manslaughter in the April 2021 shooting death of his wife, Rose Labelle Guffey. The two-day jury trial was held in August 2024.
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