News Tuscumbia Receives $5,000 From American Indians Toward Completion Of Singing River Sculpture by Staff July 10, 2016 written by Staff July 10, 2016 0 comments 180 Annie and Robert Perry along with artist Lucas Stokes TUSCUMBIA-Tuscumbia received a donation to help complete the Singing River Sculpture. Media Release/Singing River Sculpture/David Anderson and Bill Matthews 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail Staff previous post Should You Let The Other Parties Insurance Company Record Your Statement Over The Phone? next post ALCA Receives Donations For The Pincham-Lincoln Center Repairs Related Posts The Shoals EDA Workforce Spotlight: Northwest Shoals Community... October 4, 2026 Governor Ivey Urges Public Awareness of Potential Dangers... October 4, 2026 Singing River Trail Celebrates Major Trail Milestones Across... October 4, 2026 Governor Ivey Makes the Case for Alabama to... October 4, 2026 Cakes and Quilts and Fiddlers and Scarecrows All... October 4, 2026 Athens Police Department Goes Pink for Breast Cancer... October 4, 2026 Ronnie Owens, Former AASB President, Inducted into Alabama... October 3, 2026 Cullman Woman Dies After Being Involved In Multi-Vehicle... October 3, 2026 Huntsville Police, Parks and Recreation bring Halloween fun... October 3, 2026 Florence Man Dies From Injuries Received In Two-Vehicle... October 3, 2026