Scottsboro News

Randolph, Scottsboro and Westminster are expected to do well in their respective divisions in the Nov.

It wasn't an easy project. In fact, many would have said it was impossible and walked away.

Mary Imogene Rush Wilson, 87, of Scottsboro, passed away on Wednesday, November 4, 2009, at Highlands Health and Rehab.

During a quick work session Monday, the Scottsboro City Council chose to tear down the city's old animal shelter, located on airport property.

Retired U.S. Marine Corps Lt. Gen. Frank Libutti will be the featured speaker at Veterans Day ceremonies Friday at Scottsboro Junior High School.

Calendar dates are set for Scottsboro City Schools system's next two academic years.

Two former Woodville volunteer firefighters pleaded guilty this week in Jackson County Circuit Court in an arson case involving a barn fire in March.

Scottsboro native Jeremy Campbell is scheduled to moderate the Alabama Gubernatorial Forum 2010 today at Auburn University.

There has been an arrest that solves a series of thefts in three different counties.

It's time to 'fall back.' Daylight Savings Time will end at 2 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 1 when clocks will be set back one hour as Standard Time resumes.

The Scottsboro City Council will discuss at its work session Monday what it wants to do with the city's old animal shelter now that the new one is in place.

For those who are ready to work, Northeast Alabama Community College is lending a helping hand, and it's free.

Christmas is coming early as Unclaimed Baggage Center in Scottsboro prepares to once again serve as a collection point for Operation Christmas Child.

The council will also discuss the Street Department's organizational chart and a job description for the new office manager position.

A Madison County couple is facing a slew of charges after leading police on a high speed chase through two counties on Thursday.

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The Jackson County Health Department will begin administering H1N1 influenza vaccine this morning to people in targeted groups.

It's official. In next year's municipal election, Scottsboro voters will decide if draft or keg beer can be sold in the city.

The city schools will keep hundreds of thousands of dollars in funding after voters approved the continuations of two taxes Tuesday.

Scottsboro churches are preparing Christmas gifts for children in countries affected by war, famine,poverty, terrorism, natural disaster and other adversities.