Last week’s State of the City Address began with Raymond Brandon leading the Pledge of Allegiance and the Scottsboro High School Beta Trio singing the National Anthem. Mayor Jim McCamy began by thanking the Scottsboro Electric Power Board and the Scottsboro Water, Sewer and Gas Board for sponsoring the event. He also thanked both for keeping Scottsboro City residents safe throughout this past winter’s storms.
Have you ever wished you knew how to order a military headstone? Or wanted to know your rights when your family cemetery is located on private land or about to be plowed under for a new development? Have you wished that you could level a tombstone about to fall over, or put a broken stone back together, or clean one so dirty that it could barely be read?
This is your chance.
Last Friday, National Vietnam Veterans Day, the community gathered at Veterans Memorial Park of Jackson County (VMPJC) to pay heartfelt tribute to the brave souls who served in the Vietnam War.
The Scottsboro Board of Education recently discussed and approved a revision to the Board Policy Manual regarding public participation at board meetings.
Alabama Arbor Day 2024 was commemorated on February 24th with a tree seedling distribution and honorary tree planting co-sponsored by the Scottsboro Tree Commission, The National Arbor Day Foundation and the Alabama Urban Forestry Association.