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Ultimate Angler Championship coming to Scottsboro
Last week a huge announcement was made at Goose Pond Colony. Director of Communications for Unified Pros Susan Carothers, Unified Pros President Danny Groves, Mayor Jim McCamy, Senate Majority Leader Steve Livingston, Lieutenant Governor Will Ainsworth and Alabama Department of Conservation Commissioner Chris Blankenship, along with other officials of Jackson… READ_MORE -
Angel adoption opens Nov. 6th
There are approximately 90 foster children in Jackson County that are in the custody of the Jackson County Department of Human Resources (DHR). These children range from infants to 18 years old, and they live throughout Jackson County with local foster families. Each of these children has made a personal… READ_MORE -
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
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Applications now open for Inaugural Singing River Trail Launch Tank
- Published on Thursday, 27 January 2022 12:04
It’s time to dream big, hone your pitch, and get started on the next great business endeavor in North Alabama!
Jackson Co. Commission – Nutrition Ctr Mgr
- Published on Thursday, 27 January 2022 11:34
Jackson Co. Commission – Nutrition Ctr Mgr
Grand Jury Report: Winter 2021
- Published on Wednesday, 15 December 2021 11:34
“We, the Grand Jury for Jackson County, Alabama, having completed our work for this session, submit the following report:
Shirey found guilty of murder
- Published on Wednesday, 17 November 2021 11:00
On Wednesday, November 10, 2021 in the Jackson County Circuit Court, Byron Keith Shirey was found guilty by a jury of his peers for the 2017 murder of his 78-year-old father, Charles Shirey. Keith was charged in September of 2019 of murder after investigations yielded overwhelming evidence that he had a hand in his father’s murder.
ALDOT Launches Campaign to Inform Drivers of New Work Zone Fines
- Published on Friday, 05 November 2021 10:39
(MONTGOMERY, Ala.) – Recent deaths of road workers along Alabama highways are a sober reminder that there is little room for error when driving through a work zone. A new campaign from the Alabama Department of Transportation promotes work zone safety while making drivers aware of recent changes to the state’s construction zone law.
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