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SCS October events
As the second month of school for Scottsboro City winds down, October comes with a busy schedule. The month of October is National Principals month and Parent and Family Engagement month. October 2nd is School Custodian appreciation day. Remind your child to thank the custodians at their school. They work… Read More -
Budget amendments approved
During the recent joint work session and council meeting held by the Scottsboro City Council, members discussed a budget amendment for the Police Department. Chief of Police Ron Latimer stated that in May 2022 the police Tahoes were ordered. At that time, Danahoe Chevrolet, who had the State bid, advised… Read More -
Chairman's corner
Jackson County Commission Chairman Bill Nance recently sat down and spoke with us about what’s happening in Jackson County.Nance reported that this year, as part of the Local Roads Program, 20.7 miles of roads were identified to be repaved. Nance states that currently the projects are 38 percent complete. Paving… Read More
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Winter Extension meetings planned
- Published on Monday, 06 February 2023 11:46
By: Matthew Webb, County Extension Coordinator
Jackson County Extension is excited to announce a series of winter meetings planned for February and March of various topics.
Court Appointed Special Advocates set for move to Rainsville
- Published on Friday, 27 January 2023 09:21
Court Appointed Special Advocates (C.A.S.A.) of North Sand Mountain, serving the children of Jackson and DeKalb counties, is currently undertaking a move of their headquarters to Rainsville from their current location in downtown Scottsboro.
Master Gardeners offer scholarship
- Published on Friday, 20 January 2023 10:54
The Master Gardeners of Jackson County are offering a $1000 scholarship to a member of the high school graduating class of 2023 in Jackson County.
Council holds public hearing, considers new ordinance
- Published on Saturday, 31 December 2022 10:49
A public hearing was held at the last work session and regular meeting held by the Scottsboro City Council on Monday, December 12, 2022.
To you, on Christmas morning
- Published on Wednesday, 21 December 2022 10:56
Every year around this time, without fail, I’ll see that old photo taken on a faraway Christmas Eve in 1914, and as a mother, daughter and sister, my heart breaks and sings at the same time – maybe not near as miraculous as their singing was, no doubt. The Christmas Truce took place between British and German forces on the Western Front during WWI; a soccer game also broke out shortly after the singing.
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