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Jasper students in career technical education programs are pictured with Jasper City Schools Career Technical Education Director Beth Kennedy, at far left, and Jasper City Schools Superintendent Dr. Ann Jackson, at far right.
Jasper High students reap benefits of career tech offerings

Jasper students enrolled in career tech programs recently told of how the courses have shaped their future career paths.

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64th Annual Chittlin' Supper to be held April 1 in Arley
The annual Chittlin' Supper in Winston County will be held Saturday, April 1.The 64th Annual Chittlin' Supper presented by the Winston County Chittlin' Eaters Association and the Meek Band of … more
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A controlled burning Tuesday of an old home across the street from Nauvoo Town Hall was held on a lot that is expected to be developed for business reasons, Mayor Terry Burgett said. The business will be announced at a later time. The Nauvoo Fire Department stood by in case they were needed. The fire brought down the deteriorating home, built in 1892, in about 35 minutes, Burgett said.
Controlled burning of house paves way for Nauvoo development
State leaders, including Connie Rowe and Greg Reed, at center, attended the Discover Jasper event in Montgomery.
Discover Jasper connects local, state leaders

The second annual Discover Jasper event on Tuesday, March 14, celebrated Jasper's strengths and attracted a crowd of state leaders.

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Public hearing set to discuss economic incentives for new businesses
A public hearing will be held April 4 to discuss possible economic incentives for a development that will bring three nationally known businesses to Jasper.The hearing will be held during the next … more
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Nick Smith
Amended suit removes freezer charge, but says cell kept cold
An amended suit was filed Monday against Walker County Sheriff's Office officials by lawyers for the mother of the late Anthony "Tony" Mitchell. more
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Jack's is expected to reopen next week in Parrish. The new building is pictured on Wednesday morning.
New Parrish Jack's opening in days

PARRISH - Jack’s Family Restaurants (Jack’s), a Quick Service Restaurant (QSR) network headquartered in Birmingham and boasting more than 230 locations across Alabama, Tennessee, Georgia and Mississippi, announced today it will reopen its location in Parrish in late March. 

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This is an example of the new Tahoes which will make up the fleet of vehicles driven by the Cordova Police Department, except for one spare.
New Cordova police cars now on the road
CORDOVA - The Cordova City Council on March 14 heard Police Chief Krimson Culverson say three of the department's five new Tahoes are being used, with two more expected to arrive by April.  more
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Carbon Hill City Hall
Carbon Hill to spend up to $6,000 to take out beaver dams

CARBON HILL - The Carbon Hill City Council has agreed to spend up to $6,000 to rent an excavator get supplies and enlist a trapper to help deal with the beaver dam problem that is plaguing the south end of the city. 

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Attorney and adoption advocate David Scotton, whose life was featured in the Christian movie "Lifemark," speaks about his life on March 10 at the Pregnancy Test and Resource Center's Celebrating the Gift of Life Gala in Jasper.
PTRC Center announces location move at banquet; David Scotton of "Lifemark" is guest speaker
The Pregnancy Test and Resource Center announced Friday, March 10, it was moving into the old Up, Up and Away building, as it welcomed the subject of the Christian adoption movie "Lifemark" at its annual Celebrating the Gift of Life Gala. more
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