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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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Stewart and Mashburn bid farewell to council
- Published on Thursday, 05 November 2020 14:42
Scottsboro City Council President Patrick Stewart and Council member Greg Mashburn attended their final meeting in service to Scottsboro as council members on Monday, October 26, 2020. City Clerk, Whitney Phillips presented Stewart and Mashburn with commemorative plaques in recognition of their dedicated service as city council members.
Highlands Medial Center to Offer Drive-Thru Flu Shots
- Published on Wednesday, 14 October 2020 10:53
The new flu season is upon us and positive COVID-19 cases have been slowly increasing in the state of Alabama.
Smith pleads guilty to Murder
- Published on Friday, 09 October 2020 16:49
Brittany Joyce Smith, age 33, has pled guilty to the shooting death of Joshua Todd Smith in her Stevenson, Alabama home on January 16, 2018.
Smith arrested for arson
- Published on Thursday, 24 September 2020 12:17
Brittany Joyce Smith was arrested by the Alabama State Fire Marshal with assistance from the Jackson County Sheriff’s Office on the night of Friday, September 18, 2020 on second degree charges of arson at a residence.
STEM Grant Opportunity for K-12 Tennessee Valley Educators Now Open
- Published on Thursday, 24 September 2020 12:03
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. – The TVA STEM Classroom Grant Program is open for applications with $800,000 in funding available for Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics learning projects in classrooms and schools in areas served by TVA across the Tennessee Valley.
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