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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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Google/ATIM offering FREE virtual training for public teachers
- Published on Friday, 10 September 2021 09:38
Auburn, AL. (Sept. 8, 2021) – The East Alabama Regional Inservice Center and Alabama Technology in Motion (ATIM) at Auburn University today announced a collaboration with Google to provide free professional training and certifications to public school K-12 teachers who successfully apply for the program.
Veterans helping veterans
- Published on Wednesday, 08 September 2021 11:05
VFW Post 6073 and American Legion Post 30 have organized a volunteer work force of veterans to help local veterans-in-need.
2nd annual law enforcement, first responders appreciation car cruise
- Published on Wednesday, 04 August 2021 11:27
The City of Scottsboro is proud to support the 2nd Annual “Cruise for the Blue” Car Cruise Saturday, August 14, 2021.
30 Minutes with Mayor McCamy
- Published on Thursday, 29 July 2021 09:12
by Martha Smith
Scottsboro City Mayor Jim McCamy recently made note of the Freedom Celebration and parade hosted by Main Street. The event was held on July 4th on the downtown Scottsboro square.
“I think everybody enjoyed it, and they [Main Street] did a really good job with it.”
Veterans Court: a first for Jackson County
- Published on Thursday, 29 July 2021 09:05
By Martha Smith
Jackson County Circuit Judge Brent Benson held a presentation on Thursday, July 22, 2021 to talk to local veterans and the community about bringing a Veterans Court to Jackson County. Also present was eight-year Madison County Veterans Court mentor, Colonel Ray Zimmerman (ret.). Zimmerman spoke throughout the presentation, highlighting the process of the Veterans Court from the time a veteran is enrolled in the program, to the time they are awarded their completion.
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