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Mistletoe Market set for Nov. 22-24

If you're looking to get started with your holiday shopping, Mistletoe Market is the perfect choice. From art to jewelry, clothing, toys and more, there is something for everyone.The Scottsboro Woman’s League will host its popular Mistletoe Market, an upscale Christmas marketplace with vendors from across the Southeast. The event… READ_MORE

SCS reports cases of “Whooping Cough”

Scottsboro Board of Education has recently announced cases of Pertussis (Whooping Cough) in both Scottsboro High School and Collins Intermediate School, confirmed by the Alabama Department of Pubic Health. To better educate the community, the Alabama Department of Public Health has made the following information available: What is pertussis disease?… READ_MORE

Founding member of IMPACT to retire

A celebration of Dr. Brad Bradford, hosted by the Jackson County 21st Century Council (IMPACT) was held recently. Bradford has lead IMPACT for 32 years. Speakers of the day included Bill White, Senator Steve Livingston, Debbie Barclay and Bo Bradford. IMPACT was formed to deal with the literacy, or actually… READ_MORE

Benson seeks re-election

Published on Wednesday, 26 June 2024 12:15

Lee Benson has announced his intent to seek re-election to the Scottsboro Board of Education, Place 1.

Tolliver seeks re-election

Published on Friday, 21 June 2024 08:48

Scottsboro City Council, Place 2 incumbent Nita Tolliver has announced her intent to seek re-election.

Dawe seeks re-election

Published on Friday, 21 June 2024 08:45

Scottsboro City Council, Place 1 incumbent Ralph Dawe has announced his intent to seek re-election.

Council approves budget amendment

Published on Friday, 21 June 2024 08:44

During the recent Scottsboro City Council meeting, the budget amendment request made by John Moses to raise the three building inspectors up one range to align pay with that of the fire inspector was tabled until the 2025 budget is approved. Moses previously stated that in the past, the building inspectors and fire inspectors have always been on the same pay scale, and that when the new fire inspector was hired, he was raised up one range.

Nature’s Wonder-Book: Alabama State Parks Educate and Inspire

Published on Tuesday, 18 June 2024 09:46

When about 100 first graders from Brooks Elementary School in Lauderdale County excitedly stepped off three yellow school buses for an educational program at Joe Wheeler State Park in early May, they probably weren’t thinking about Teddy Roosevelt, but they were about to get an up-close experience with what America’s 26th president called “the wonder-book of nature.”

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