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Camille Place announces completion of Phase I
Ministry to open group home in Alabama to care for female minors who have been exploited by human trafficking. Human Trafficking is defined as a crime where individuals profit from the control and exploitation of others. It is a form of modern-day slavery. According to the Human Trafficking Task Force,… Read More -
Jackson Co. Family Wellness Court receives Sue Bell Cobb Appreciation Award
Jackson County’s very own Family Wellness Court (FWC) were the recipients of the prestigious Sue Bell Cobb Award this year. Pictured L-R are, Mark Boyanton/DTPM Judicial Sales Manager; Erica Kirkland-Weeks/Jackson County Family Wellness Court Coordinator; Former Chief Justice Sue Bell Cobb; Judge Don Word/Jackson County District, Juvenile and Family Wellness… Read More -
Recognition for Dawe: 31 years of service
Chief Tommie J. Reese, Sr., Law Enforcement Coordinator for the Office of the Alabama Attorney General (pictured at left with Dawe), made the trip from Montgomery to Scottsboro to award a certificate of recognition to Scottsboro’s former Police Chief, Ralph Dawe. “From the Alabama Attorney General’s Office to all present,… Read More
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Tolliver seeks election for Scottsboro City Council Place 2
- Published on Wednesday, 08 July 2020 12:46
Nita Tolliver was born and raised in Scottsboro. Her family has lived in Scottsboro her entire life where they value their faith, family, selves and community.
Woosley seeks election for Scottsboro School Board Place 4
- Published on Tuesday, 30 June 2020 14:08
Known to the locals as Patrick from the Meat Market, 38 year old Patrick Woosley was born and raised in Scottsboro to Ms. Rita Woosley and the late Mr. Bobby Woosley.
McCamy seeks election for Scottsboro City Mayor
- Published on Wednesday, 24 June 2020 14:39
Born and raised in Scottsboro, Jim McCamy’s roots run deep. He raised all three of his children in Scottsboro, where they graduated from the public-school system.
Dawe seeks election for Scottsboro City Council Place 1
- Published on Wednesday, 24 June 2020 14:36
In December of 1988, Ralph Dawe, a general contractor, and his family moved to Scottsboro from Hawaii.
Stewart seeks re-election for Scottsboro City Council Place 2
- Published on Thursday, 18 June 2020 10:02
Mr. Stewart was born in Anniston, Alabama. His family moved to Scottsboro when he was six weeks old. He graduated from Scottsboro High School and attended Northeast Alabama Community College where he earned an Associates in Science.