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MC Commission hold first meeting without Chairman Reed

Marshall County, Alabama · Marshall County

MC Commission hold first meeting without Chairman Reed

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Last Wednesday the Marshall County Commission gathered for their last meeting for the month of June, a first without newly elected Chairman David Reed.See the Story

Slate of Qualifiers for City Elections Complete, Except in Talladega

Talladega County · Talladega County

Slate of Qualifiers for City Elections Complete, Except in Talladega

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There were a couple of surprises toward the end of the qualification period for municipal elections last week.See the Story

Mueller celebrating 50 years

Robert Mueller · Albertville

Mueller celebrating 50 years

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cal leaders gathered at Mueller in Albertville to celebrate the company being a part of the community for fifty years.See the Story

Guntersville Museum highlights first amendment - Southern Torch

Story By John Mann ly coming up this weekend the Guntersville Museum and Cultural Center is getting ready to unveil their next special exhibit for the summer, which will be entirely dedicated to the First Amendment of the US Constitution. The First Amendment famously puts forward the American concept of free speech and free press as well as the right of the people to peacefully assemble and petition the government. “It’s rights that we all have …Guntersville · Guntersville Read Article

FEELING STYLISH - Southern Torch

SUMMER BASKETBALL: Smaller lineup has experienced Lions adopting a new playing style Story By Jason Bowen The 2025-26 Section basketball team features plenty of talent and varsity experience, but something Derek Wynn’s club doesn’t have is traditional low-post size. And that had Wynn’s attention this summer wanting to see how his team could guard others that did. Wynn said Section’s new style looks similar to the one it was forced to use in the …Section · Section Read Article

Ray Kennamer for Albertville City Council, Place 4 - Southern Torch

Special to the Reporter Ray Kennamer is proud to officially announce his candidacy for Albertville city council, place 4. A long-time resident of Albertville, Kennamer is running with a clear vision: to help our city continue growing in a way that makes it the kind of place where you want to raise your children, and where they’ll want to raise theirs. With deep roots in the community and years of proven leadership Kennamer is passionate about mo…Albertville, Alabama · Albertville Read Article

Rotary Club hosts Mayoral candidate - Southern Torch

Story By John Mann The Boaz Rotary Club met for its weekly meeting last Wednesday at Snead State Community College, where members got to hear a few words from former Boaz mayor Tim Walker, who has announced his candidacy for the 2025 mayoral election. “I appreciate this opportunity I really do, and I appreciate Rotary,” Walker said. “Rotary is one of the things that’s good about this community. I’m not here running against or running down anybod…Boaz · Boaz Read Article

Kirby to lead Section softball program - Southern Torch

Story By Jason Bowen After successful high school and college softball careers that saw her win championships and individual awards ended in the spring of 2024, Leigha Kirby felt ready to give up the sport But when the 2025 softball season started, and Kirby realized she wasn’t. “When I finished, I was like ‘I’m done with softball,’ she said. “Then softball season rolled around again, and I realized I missed it.” Kirby is getting back in the gam…Section · Section Read Article

Frank’s Thunder Alley celebrates 25th

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There was a huge turnout at Frank’s Thunder Alley bowling last Friday as they celebrated their twenty fifth anniversary with a special ribbon cutting ceremony where owner Frank Caracci even received the key to the city from Boaz Mayor David…Boaz · Boaz See the Story

Alabama Fan Appreciation Week 2025 - Southern Torch

Tickets to the Songwriters Showcase June 27th a dn 28th are sold exclusively at the Alabama Fan club and Museum at 101 Glenn Blvd SW, Fort Payne. Limited Reserved Saturday Seating Only Remains. A big thank you to our sponsors: Fort Payne City, First State Bank, Randy Jones and Associates, Westmoreland Tire Company, Inc., First Fidelity Bank, HH DeKalb Regional Medical Center, Cryer Signs, Builders Supply Co. Inc., Coca-Cola Bottling Company, TJ …Fort Payne · Fort Payne Read Article

Marshall County joins No Kings Protest - Southern Torch

Story By John Mann Over one hundred protesters were gathered on the steps of the Marshall County Courthouse in Guntersville last Saturday morning to take part in the nationwide No Kings day of protest. While meant to celebrate both Flag Day and the 250th anniversary of the United States Army the demonstration’s main goal was to counter President Donald Trump’s military parade that was also held in Washington last Saturday, which also coincided …Guntersville · Guntersville Read Article

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