TENNESSEE VALLEY-From NOAA-Huntsville: “Rain will transition to snow early Tuesday morning as a cold front crosses the area. Although uncertainty is high, confidence is growing on the snow potential. Snowfall totals mainly between 1.5 and 2.0 inches are possible.” Snowfall likely late Monday night, January 28 into Tuesday, January 30 across the entire Tennessee Valley. […]
ATHENS-Athens Arts League is a nonprofit art organization that makes a significant impact in Alabama. Here are just a FEW of the things the Art League has have worked on in 2018. Students at a Limestone County elementary school receive art classes twice monthly because of a DEKKO Foundation Art Grant and the volunteers with […]
TENNESSEE VALLEY-Possible severe weather in the area Monday night and Tuesday morning prompt school officials to delay some school openings for Tuesday, December 11: Albertville City Schools – 2-hour delay – All employees should report at 8:00 unless otherwise directed Athens Bible Schools -2-hour delay Athens City Schools – 2-hour delay Athens State University -2-hour […]
TUSCUMBIA-Tuscumbia City Schools will not be in session on Friday, December 7 to allow students and families to be able to attend the 4A State Championship football game which is being held in Auburn. The Deshler Tigers will face the UMS Wright for the state title at 11 AM on Friday. There will be a […]
FLORENCE-Concerned citizens in Florence gathered last night, Thursday, November 8 to hold a rally to show their concern for the firing by President Trump of Attorney General Jeff Sessions. The rally was part of a bigger country-wide rally to show support for Special Counsel Robert Mueller and concern for the firing of Attorney General Jeff […]
TENNESSEE VALLEY-Due to the threat of severe weather in the area due to arrive early Tuesday morning area schools are closing or will be delayed on Tuesday, November 6: Albertville City Schools – 2-hour delay – All employees should report at 8:00 unless otherwise directed Arab City Schools – delayed 2 hours Athens Bible School […]
THE SHOALS-Shoal Creek Turkey Trail Ride benefits Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Shoals while offering good, clean, family, outdoor fun. $20 for adults and $10 for students across the board. Pay one fee and choose one or more options. Adult & student 5 and 10 mile races begin at 9:00. Group Ride and Group […]
The Food & Farm Forum is a primary annual gathering of ASAN’s statewide network of farmers, gardeners, community leaders, and good food advocates. Approximately 200 diverse participants from across the state will convene for a weekend of “cross-pollinating”–swapping stories, ideas, and wisdom, in order to build a more robust local food system in Alabama. The 2018 Food & […]
RED BAY-On Wednesday, September 26 a Public Hearing was held at Red Bay City Hall to begin the grant process for the Economic Developement Grant that the City of Red Bay has requested the meeting was well attended. Rep Johnny Mack Morrow read a statement to the attendees of the meeting: “For the last twenty-eight […]
SHEFFIELD-The Sheffield Public Library will host a luncheon on October 11 from 11:30 AM until 1:00 PM. The luncheon will feature author Debra Glass. Glass will speak on her book “Ghosts of the Shoals”. Tickets for the talk and luncheon are $12.00 and can be purchased from the Sheffield Public Library on or before October […]
