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Residents speak against rezoning property
The recent Scottsboro City Council meeting began with a public hearing for the rezoning of property located near Chick-fil-A for the construction of a RaceTrac. Several residents appeared and spoke against the rezoning. The main concern voiced by residents was the traffic issues that are ongoing in the area. Most… READ_MORE -
SCS approves school safety purchases
During the most recent Scottsboro Board of Education meeting, several items were approved. Personnel items approved include the resignation of Alicia Treece as CNP Worker; and Special Education teacher Macey Machen. Transfers included Kelly Brown, from Instructional Assistant at Nelson to CNP Worker at Caldwell; and Stephanie Doss from Preschool… READ_MORE -
Mayor's Corner
To end the year, I sat down with City of Scottsboro Mayor Jim McCamy to get an update on where we are and where we are going. McCamy began by stating that the City of Scottsboro has had a very good year with a lot more coming in the future.… READ_MORE
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Aurora Barker
- Published on Tuesday, 05 July 2022 11:41
Infant, Aurora Alice Barker, eight months old of Fyffe, passed away on Tuesday, June 28, 2022.
Bennett seeks School Board Place 2
- Published on Thursday, 30 June 2022 13:10
My name is Cheyenne Bennett, and I am running for Scottsboro City School Board Place 2.
New firework ordinance in effect for City of Scottsboro
- Published on Thursday, 30 June 2022 13:05
The City of Scottsboro reminds citizens of the fireworks ordinance passed by the Council in April, and the Scottsboro Police Department will be enforcing the ordinance.
30 Minutes with Mayor McCamy
- Published on Thursday, 30 June 2022 13:03
With the approaching Fourth of July holiday, Mayor Jim McCamy would like to remind everyone of the new firework ordinance that was recently passed in April.
Goose Pond Colony to host 40th annual Fourth of July Celebration
- Published on Tuesday, 28 June 2022 13:37
Goose Pond Colony Resort, a municipally owned resort and golf facility, is pleased to host the 40th Annual Fourth of July Celebration taking place on the banks of the Tennessee River. This is the oldest annual 4th of July celebration held in North Alabama. The tradition continues with a full evening of musical entertainment, family fun and North Alabama’s largest free firework display. The fireworks will be held on MONDAY, July 4th, 2022.
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