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Scottsboro Cruise-In set for May 10
Classic Cruiserz is thrilled to announce our next upcoming charity event, the Scottsboro Cruise-In on Saturday, May 10, 2025 at the Jackson County Courthouse Square in Downtown Scottsboro, AL The event happens every month on the second Saturday of the month from 4-7 pm during April to November, weather permitting.… READ_MORE -
City of Scottsboro receives help with drainage problem
Gov. Kay Ivey has awarded a $600,000 grant to help the City of Scottsboro alleviate a flooding problem while addressing a potential safety hazard. The Community Development Block Grant Urgent Need award will be used to reroute a damaged and partially collapsed drainage line that has caused flooding and water… READ_MORE -
City Council receives funding requests
During the recent Scottsboro City Council work session, Mary K. Carlton spoke regarding the upcoming Dragon Boat Races. Carlton explained the success of the First Annual Dragon Boat Races. She stated that recently, Judge John Graham told her that his daughter had attended the races. Graham reported to Carlton that… READ_MORE
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Fishing tip of the week: – 01-13-21
- Published on Wednesday, 13 January 2021 13:05
High water angling
by Mike Gerry
Every winter we get plenty of rain here in North Alabama and one thing we can count on during the winter and spring months on Lake Guntersville is the rain.
Remember when?
- Published on Monday, 28 December 2020 17:10
by Martha Smith
The more time goes by, the more we look back and reminisce.
Remaining 10% of city budget adopted
- Published on Monday, 28 December 2020 17:08
by Martha Smith
The remaining 10% of the 2020-2021 budget was adopted at the last Scottsboro City Council meeting held on Monday, December 14, 2020. According to City Accountant Rick Wheeler, the city’s total 2021 budget was $22,783,826.
Have you signed up for TAP yet?
- Published on Monday, 28 December 2020 17:06
What is TAP?
Aging at Home Support of Jackson County has set up the Telephone Assurance Program, (for Jackson County seniors 60 and up), and it is designed to provide security, alleviate loneliness, reduce isolation, avoid victimization and prevent premature entry into nursing homes.
ALEA investigating alleged inappropriate surveillance of Jackson Co. Courthouse employee
- Published on Monday, 21 December 2020 14:50
According to a press release from the Jackson County Commission today, “The four District Commissioners of the Jackson County Commission have been advised that an investigation is underway by the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency involving an allegation of
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