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Dekalb BOE Approves $125 M Budget

By Marla Jones Sports Editor marla@southerntorch.com

RAINSVILLE, Ala.-- (Full video on Southern Torch Facebook) The DeKalb County School Board approved a $125 million budget for the 2021-2022 fiscal year, at Thursday’s meeting.

During the work session of the DeKalb County Board of Education , the final public budget hearing was presented

by Anthony Cooper, Chief School Financial Officer.

Cooper advised the board that this was the largest budget that the system has ever had.

He attributed that to the ESSER funds which were related to COVID-19 funding, that had been allocated to the system.

“Our total federal budget this year is $41 million and ESSER funds make up $21 million of that” stated Cooper.

In other business, the Board approved the transfer of Chris Clark from Assistant Principal to

Plainview High School Principal.

The position had been vacant since the start of the new school year. Clark will be on a two-year probationary contract beginning September 9, 2021 to August 21, 2023.

The Board welcomed Jon Bales who spoke on Childhood Cancer Awareness. The Board recognized students who had battled the disease and had overcome victorious. The Board also recognized September as Childhood Cancer Awareness Month.

The DeKalb County School Board approved the following items at their regularly scheduled meeting: On the Job Injury • Robert Ferguson - Custodian - Ider High School - 90 days Retirements/Resignations • Jenifer Willoughby Assistant Custodian (9-hour/7month) - Geraldine High School - Resignation (Effective 10/1/21)

Rainsville Approves New Alcohol License

By Marla Jones Sports Editor marla@southerntorch.com

RAINSVILLE, Ala.-- (FULL VIDEO ON SOUTHERN TORCH FACEBOOK)The Rainsville City held their regular meeting on Thursday, September 9 due to Labor Day Holiday.

The Council held a public hearing regarding a alcohol license for Mayo’s Hilltop Inc. located at 1916 McCurdy Avenue N in Rainsville. With no objections, the license was approved pending a background check.

India Steele Penrod and Jennifer Lugo of Family Services of North Alabama addressed the Council, regarding their efforts to provide advocacy for victims of sexual abuse. Family services also conducts internet safety classes throughout the school system and has a new program “ Coaching Boys to Men” this year. This program educates local coaches how to mentor and coach young men. For more information regarding

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DeKalb Passes 24M Budget

By Marla Jones Sports Editor marla@southerntorch.com

DEKALB COUNTY, Ala.-- (FULL VIDEO ON SOUTHERN TORCH FACEBOOK) At the regular monthly meeting of the DeKalb County Commission, the 2021-2022 FY Budget, in the amount of $24.6 million was passed.

DeKalb County Administrator Matt Sharp presented the budget with all Commissioners being in agreement.

Sharp informed that this year’s budget was a slight

increase from last year and credited sales tax for the increase. “The 2021-22FY Budget is $24.6 million. This is up about 4% from the current year’s budget. The increases in the budget include the State Gas Tax that will go up by 2cents/ gallon. This will be about a $200,000 increase to the paving/resurfacing budget.

Other increases are the SSUT tax (the County’s portion of tax on online purchases) and the federal inmate revenues. Most other revenues have stayed flat or will have modest increases” stated Sharp.

“The budget will fund a modest 2% cost-of-living adjustment for all employees, as well as step increases for most employees. The largest expense budget is for the Sheriff’s Office and Jail. That budget is $8.8 million. Next is the Road Department at $7.6 million. The Revenue Commissioner & Reappraisal Program has a budget of $2.2 million. The General Fund, not including the Revenue Commissioner (which includes most other

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Tommy Hanes Announces Bid for Re-Election

Bryant, AL Retired firefighter Tommy Hanes (R) will seek a third term in the Alabama House of Representatives, he announced today.

“I am proud of the work we have accomplished in the Alabama legislature.

The people of District 23 know I am a man of my word and will always stand for them,“ Hanes said.

Hanes is consistently recognized as one of the most conservative members of the Alabama legislature, recently ranked among the top by the Alabama Policy Institute and the American Conservative Union.

He is a stalwart who fights against tax increases, government overreach and

restricting our personal liberties.

Hanes received 65.1% of the Republican Primary vote in 2018.

“I am proud of my record these last 7 years, Alabama needs strong and consistent leadership who will protect our Alabama conservative values and protect our personal liberties,” Hanes added.

During his tenure, Hanes has been an advocate for legislation that would improve public safety. He is the proud sponsor of The Kelsey Smith Act, which requires cell phone companies to turn over location data to law enforcement if the person’s life is in immediate danger.

In addition to serving on the House Public Safety

and Homeland Security Committee, Hanes is a member of the Agriculture and Forestry Committee and the Children and Senior Advocacy Committee.

He and his wife Rhonda — married for over 43 years — make their home in Bryant. They are the proud parents of two daughters: Laura and Amber, as well as having two grandchildren, Thomas and Natalee.

In addition to Scottsboro, District 23 covers the Jackson County communities of Stevenson, Hollywood, Section, Pisgah, and Bridgeport, as well as Powell in DeKalb County.

Registration is now underway for the 28th Annual Industry Appreciation Day, including a golf tournament and lunch, to be held at Goose Pond Colony Lake Course on Thursday, October 14th at 12:00 noon.

Co-sponsored by the Jackson County Economic

Development Authority and the Mountain Lakes Chamber of Commerce, the activities offer an opportunity for representatives of industry and businesses throughout the county to join with elected officials and community leaders for an afternoon of fun, fellowship, and

good-natured competition. The golf tournament will be a best ball scramble format between four-man teams Industry teams will be competing against consistently strong contenders from Maples, WestRock, PHP and others. To be included in the Industry Division, all

28th Annual Industry Appreciation Day Activities Set

The Section Lions will host the North Sand Mountain Bison for Homing this week.

The Section Lions Homecoming Attendants are as follows: L to R: Kenleigh Owens (senior), JoAnna Newsom (freshman), Carley Mason (senior), Asasia McCarver (sophomore), Hadley Crawford (junior), Harley Beam (senior)

four team players must be employed by the industry they are representing. An open division winner will be named as well. Team prizes will be awarded in each division as well as overall individual prizes including Closest to the Pin sponsored by Goose Pond Colony, and Longest Drive and

Longest Putt, sponsored by Harbin Automotive. Our Gold Sponsors are Redstone Federal Credit Union and Trade Team USA. Our Drink Sponsors are Scottsboro Coca-Cola and Reed Maintenance Services Inc. Range Ball Sponsor is Peoples Independent Bank.

Sponsorship opportunities are still available to get your name out in front of our golfers.

Please call before 4:00 p.m. on Tuesday, October 12th at 256-574-1331 or 256 259-5500 for further details and reservations.

PUBLIC NOTICE FOR ROAD CLOSING

Jackson County Public Works wishes to advise that Jackson County Road #38, between County Road #265 and County Road #417 will be closed for cross drain replacement beginning Monday, September 20, 2021. The closure should last approximately four (4) days depending on the weather and site conditions encountered.

Jackson County Public Works apologizes for any inconvenience this may cause. If you have any questions concerning this matter, please call the Jackson County Public Works office at 256-259-6037.

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Inside the Statehouse

By Steve Flowers Well folks, the final census figures are in from last year’s 2020 nose count. The census is taken every 10 years to determine the lines and boundaries of congressional and legislative districts.

However, the census reveals a lot more information about us as a state and nation than just how many of us there are. It paints a picture of who we are as people and what we look like.

The most recent census unveils an America much different than those of us who were born in the 1950’s and are referred to as the “Baby Boomer” generation.

We are one diverse country. Indeed, we are a true melting pot.

The United States is now less than 60% white/Caucasian – 57% to be exact. The black/ African American population has

basically remained the same at about 12% of the population. The most remarkable figure is that 20% of our population identifies as Hispanic. The Asian population has doubled over the 10 years from 3% to 6% percent. It is a new America.

What do these numbers portend and what is the story for Alabama? First of all, we did an amazing job on our count. The Census Bureau has remarked that Alabama was one of the five best states in America when it came to counting our people. We actually came up with 103,000 more people than what was projected. Gov. Kay Ivey’s efforts deserve some credit for this success.

The most significant fact in our successful count is that we saved a congressional seat. It had been projected for the last five years that

we were going to lose a congressional seat from seven to six in Congress. We will fortunately keep seven. This will make the legislature’s job much, much easier when they meet in about a month to draw the lines.

After the reapportionment session, we will still probably have six Republican congressmen and one Democratic member of Congress. In fact, when the members of the legislature begin drawing the lines, they will begin with that lone Democratic seat of Congresswoman Terri Sewell. She and that district will come first when dividing up people for two reasons. One is that Alabama is still under the eye of the Justice Department by virtue of the 1965 Voting Rights Act whereby we must have at least one majority-minority district. Because the

Black Belt region of the state has lost significant population, she will have to take in a larger area. She will probably go all the way from Birmingham to Mobile. She will pick up a large chunk of Tuscaloosa and almost all of Montgomery as well as at least three to five more sparsely populated Black Belt counties on the way between Birmingham and Mobile. As projected, the Black Belt counties lost population and the growth in the state was in fast growing Republican leaning counties such as Baldwin, Shelby, Jefferson, Lee, and especially in the Huntsville / Madison / Limestone area.

The second reason that Congresswoman Sewell will get deference is that she is our only Democratic congressperson. With the U.S. House of Representatives being

majority Democratic, as well as the White House, Congresswoman Sewell is our only conduit to the majority party. In addition, she is on a fast leadership track in Congress and sits on the all-important House Ways and Means Committee.

Huntsville’s amazing growth is the remarkable story of the census in Alabama.

Huntsville is now Alabama’s largest city.

It far surpasses Birmingham. In fact, Birmingham lost 5% of its population. There is essentially a tie between Montgomery and Birmingham as to who is second.

Montgomery held its own. Huntsville city grew by 20%. The metro area by over 40%. The Birmingham/ Hoover metro area is still by far the largest metropolitan area. The suburban cities of Hoover, Vestavia Hills

and Trussville grew substantially. Hoover, itself, grew by 13%.

After the Madison (Huntsville) / Limestone area, the fastest growing county in the state is Baldwin County. While Daphne had significant growth, the darling in the group is Fairhope, which grew by 47%.

Lee County and Auburn grew by whopping numbers.

What does this mean politically?

These growth counties of Baldwin, Madison, and Lee will see increased Republican representation in the legislature and the Jefferson/Shelby suburbs will hold their own. It will be hard to not increase the super majority Republican control of the Alabama Senate and House of Representatives.

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September 17 - 18, Boom Days - Boom Days Hosted

By Stuart Douglas.

Event starts at Sat Sep 18 2021 at 10:00 am and happening at Fort Payne., come see me at the coal and iron building for an hour long set at Fort Paynes historic festival!

September 26, Welcome to the 2021 Conquer the Cave 5K - The race starts in a beautiful valley with picturesque mountains and fields in the background.

Once runners get to the 1.9-mile mark they will enter the crown jewel of caves

in the Southeast. The portion of the 5k course that runs through the cave is an out and back 0.6mi that is wide enough for 2 way traffic. Runners will pick up a glow stick at the turnaround point and the decorative lighting will be on at all times. The average temperatures for race day are a low of 54F, high of 79F. Meanwhile, inside the cave, the year-round temperature is a cool 58F. This will truly be a race like no other.

September 27, DeKalb County Republican

Women's September Meeting - Monday September the 27th with special guest speaker Michael E. O'Dell. District Attorney. Ninth Judicial Circuit of Alabama DeKalb & Cherokee Counties.

County Commision Chambers 206 Grand AVE SW, #14 Fort Payne, AL 35967 September 27, October 2 Dekalb County VFW Agricultural Fair - Dekalb County VFW Agricultural Fair meta Dekalb County Fairgrounds, Fort Payne , AL. Come by for a night of fun.

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rides, games, and snacks at the stalls around the fairgrounds. Stop by to visit the animals too!

October 16, Third Saturday Sunset Cruise-In - Third Saturday Sunset Cruise-In. Fort Payne, Alabama. The Third Saturday Sunset Cruise-In is a great car show, featuring over 200+ classic vehicles on display in Fort Payne's historic downtown district. This is a monthly event starting in March and ending in October.

Music across the street from DeKalb Theatre and great

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Downtown Fort Payne, Alabama.

October 23, Camp Comer Scout Reservation - Halloween ghosts and goblins are on

the prowl at Cub Haunted! This exciting overnight campout experience for Cub Scouts is packed with events and activities! Fun for the entire family!

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IN THE PROBATE COURT OF DEKALB COUNTY, ALABAMA

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF DEKALB COUNTY, ALABAMA.

NOTICE BY PUBLICATION

CASE NO.: 2021 - 282

IN RE: THE ESTATE OF MAKAYLA DANIELLE ROSS, DECEASED

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF DEKALB COUNTY, ALABAMA

NOTICE OF NAME CHANGE PETITION To SILVESTRE MANUEL MANUEL, father of the minor child, A.M.M., you must answer the Petition for Name Change filed by ANDREA MENDEZ PEREZ, before the 20th day of October 2021, or thereafter a judgment by default may be rendered against you in Case Number 2021 - 282 now pending in the Probate Court of DeKalb County, Alabama.

Gregory K. Price Attorney for the Petitioner 116 W. Alabama Avenue, Suite B Albertville, Alabama 35950 (256) 891-7979 Said notice to be published August 27, September 3, 10, & 17.

CASE NO.: 2021 - 288 ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE TO FILE CLAIMS TAKE NOTICE that Letters of Administration having been granted to JEFFREY SOLOMON ROSS, as Administrator of the Estate of MAKAYLA DANIELLE ROSS, deceased, on the 26. day of August, 2021 by the Honorable Ronnie Osborn, Probate Judge. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all persons having claims against the said estate are hereby required to present the same within the time allowed by law or the same will be barred.

Said notice to be published September 3, 10, & 17.

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IN THE SMALL CLAIMS COURT OF DEKALB COUNTY, ALABAMA

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF DEKALB COUNTY, ALABAMA

CASE NO.: SM-2020-900480

ELUVIA ANGELINA ANDRES JIMENEZ, Plaintiff, vs.

JAIRO JORDANY LOPEZ CANO, Defendant.

CASE NO.: CS-2021-900086 NOTICE OF CUSTODY PROCEEDINGS JAIRO JORDANY LOPEZ CANO, whose whereabouts are unknown, must answer the Petition for Custody and other relief filed by Plaintiff/ Mother, Eluvia Angelina Andres Jimenez, by the 1st day of November, 2021, or, thereafter, a judgment by default may be rendered against him in Case No.: CS-2021-900086, in the District Court of DeKalb County, Alabama.

Said notice to be published September 10, 17, 24, & October 1.

K & H HEATING AND COOLING, LLC, PLAINTIFF V. MICHAEL MARTIN, DEFENDANT. NOTICE OF COMPLAINT TO MICHAEL MARTIN Michael Martin take notice that on May 22, 2020 a Complaint was filed in the above-styled case against you concerning work, labor and supplies provided by plaintiff in 2018.

The Complaint claims a judgınent against Michael Martin for his failure to pay for the work, labor and supplies provided. You are hereby notified to file a responsive pleading within fourteen (14) days after the last publication of the Notice or on or about October 22, 2021.

Said Notice being published on September 17, 2021; September 24, 2021; October 1, 2021 and October 8, 2021 in the Southern Torch.

CASE NO.: CV-2021-900142.00 PERRY DALEY Plaintiff vs.

RICK L. WEBER, AND Lots 9 through 17 in Block 16 of the River Park Subdivision, a plat of said Subdivision being recorded in the office of the Judge of Probate, DeKalb County,Alabama and to which reference is hereby made for a more particular description of the property hereby conveyed, AND Lots 9 through 16 of Block 17 of the River Park Subdivision, according to a plat of saidsubdivision recorded in the Office of the Judge of Probate, reference to which his hereby made for a more particular description of the lands herein conveyed, AND Fictitious Defendants “A” through “F”whose names and addresses are unknown, and any and all parties, including any persons claiming any present interest therein and including any persons claiming any future, contingent, reversionary, remainder, or other interest therein, who may claim any interest in the above-described property, Defendants

PLEASE BE ADVISED THAT NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN TO: Rick L. Weber and any and all persons claiming any present interest in the real property described above, and including any persons claiming any reversionary, remainder, or other interest therein, who may claim interest in this real property.

The Plaintiff has filed a Verified Complaint to Quiet Title in the Circuit Court of Dekalb County, Alabama in Case Number CV-2021900142.00 against Rick L. Weber and the lands described above and against any or all parties listed above to establish the right and title of the Plaintiff to the lands and to clear up all doubts or disputes concerning the same.

Therefore, the Defendants and any persons claiming and interest in the real property must file an Answer to the Complaint in writing in the Circuit Court of Dekalb County, Alabama

by November 15, 2021, or suffer default judgment against them. The Plaintiff requests that the Court will make and enter all orders, judgments, and decrees that may be necessary or proper in the premises, and upon a final hearing thereon, the Plaintiff requests that the Court will make and enter a decree that the Plaintiff has the entire and undivided fee simple interest in the lands, with no restrictions thereon.

The Plaintiff further requests such other, further, different, or general relief as he may be entitled in the premises.

Dated this the 18th day of August, 2021.

Said notice to be published September 17, 24, October 1 & 8.

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departments in the County) has a budget of $4.6 million. The remaining $1.4 million is mostly for federal grant-related programs” concluded Sharp.

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County Engineer, Ben Luther presented the amended FY2022 County Transportation Plan that showed proposed improvements in all the districts. Luther

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OBITUARIES Wilson Margaret Harper Dobbs - 88, of Fort Payne, passed away Tuesday, September 7, 2021. Funeral services will be 2 p.m. Saturday at Wilson Funeral Home.

Billy Ray Garrett - 66 of Valley Head, passed away Tuesday, September 7, 2021. A memorial graveside service will be held at 2 p.m., Sunday, September 12, in the Lebanon Cemetery.

Doyle Wayne Scott - 74, of Fort Payne, passed away Wednesday, September 8, 2021. No services are planned at this time.

Laura Ruth Jones Stone - 85 of Fort Payne, passed away Wednesday, September 8, 2021. Funeral services will be 2 p.m., Sunday at the V.F.W. Fairgrounds Pavilion with burial following.

Jack McMinn - 72, of Fort Payne, passed away Monday, September 13, 2021. A memorial service will be 2 p.m. Thursday at Walnut Grove Baptist Church. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorial contributions be made to Wills Valley Mission Fund, 1311 Isbell Road, Fort Payne, AL 35968.

Burt Jane Hill Lount Passed away Sunday, September 5 at home with her son and beloved dog Dixie at her bedside.

The family will be having private funeral services.

John Wesley Wells - 81, of Hammondville, Alabama, passed away at

his residence on Friday, September 10, 2021.

Monday, September 13 3:00 PM. Mark Gregory Hobbs - 61, walked into the presence of his Lord and Savior on September 11, 2021. The Family will be having a private Graveside Service.

Brandy Nichole Clure - 39, of Valley Head, AL passed away on Saturday, September 11, 2021 at Floyd Medical.

Funeral: Wednesday, September 15.

David Van Edwards - 58, of Collinsville, Alabama, passed away on Sunday, September 12, 2021. Funeral: Tuesday, September 14, 2021.

Bradley Eugene Harbin - 40, of Cedar Bluff, Alabama, passed away on Sunday, September 12, 2021. The Family is having a Private Funeral Service.

Edward Britt Lands - 48, of Gaylesville, Alabama, passed away on Monday, September 13, 2021. Funeral: Friday, September 17, 2021.

Betty Jo Wylie - 62, of Rainsville, Alabama, passed away on Monday, September 13, 2021.

Funeral: Friday, September 17.

Cornerstone Jon Blake Peek Jr. - 82 of Rosalie, died Wednesday, September 8 at his residence.

Funeral services are Thursday at New Home Baptist Church at 2 PM. Ted J. Thomas - 75 of Henagar died Friday, September 10 at Hospice Care of Chattanooga.

Funeral services are Sunday at 5 PM.

Charles Brian Bass - 54 of Henagar died Saturday, September 11 at Dekalb Regional Medical Center. Funeral services are Wednesday at 2 PM. Ivan Chadwick Westmoreland - 46 of Joppa, AL died Sunday, September 12 at Marshall Medical Center. A Celebration of Life will be held Thursday, September 16 at 6 pm.

Diana Mae Fowler Blanks - 77 of Flat Rock died Sunday, September 12 at her daughters residence. Funeral services are Wednesday at 5 PM ET. Shirley McCarson Shoemaker - 67 of Ooltewah, TN., passed on September 4, 2021.

Funeral services are Wednesday, September 15 at 1 PM.

Rainsville Rita Rupil - of Fort Payne passed away on Tuesday, September 7, 2021 at DeKalb Regional Medical Center. Funeral services will be held on Saturday, September 11, 2021 at 10AM. Charlene P. Schafer - 50 of Valley Head (formerly of Chattanooga) passed away on Wednesday, September 8, 2021. A memorial service will be held at a later date.

Grace Haynes - 92 of Rainsville passed away on Saturday, September 11, 2021. DeKalb Regional Medical Center. Funeral service is Tuesday, September 14, 2021 at 2:00 pm.

Scottsboro Sanford Hunter (Sam) Holland - passed away Monday,

September 6, 2021, at UAB Hospital due to complications from Covid. There will be a private family funeral.

Mark Latham - 81, of Scottsboro, AL, passed away on Monday, September 6, 2021.

Funeral services will be held on Saturday, September 11, 2021 at 1:00 p.m.

Marilyn Kimbrough - 52, of Scottsboro, AL, passed away on Tuesday, September 7, 2021.

Funeral services will be held on Friday, September 10, 2021 at 2:00 p.m.

Shirley West Holt 83, of Scottsboro, passed away on Wednesday, September 8, 2021.

Funeral services will be held on Wednesday, September 15, 2021 with visitation at 11:00 a.m.

Samuel Amos “Buddy” McAllister - 75, of Scottsboro, Alabama passed away on Thursday, September 9, 2021. Friends will be welcome to a drive by at Cedar Hill Cemetery at 3:00 p.m. Sunday, September 12.

Andrex Dale Nichols - A private family service will be held.

Timothy Bailey - 59, of Scottsboro, AL, passed away on Thursday, September 9, 2021.

Funeral services will be held on Monday, September 13, 2021 2:00 p.m.

Susan Bean Milligan - 70 passed away Thursday, September 9, 2021. Funeral services will be handled by Scottsboro Funeral Home. Visitation will be held Monday, September 13th from 5-8 p.m.

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Gene Maples - 93 of Hollytree, Alabama passed away Friday, September 10, 2021 at his home. Graveside service will be held at Clay Cemetery on Sunday September 12, 2021 at 4:00 p.m.

William “Bill” Love Burton Jr. - 69 of New Port Richey, Florida passed away September 10th, 2021, surrounded by his loving family.

Funeral service will be held on Saturday, September 18th at 2pm.

Richard Wayne “Rick” Hobbs - 65 of Hytop, Alabama passed away Saturday, September 11, 2021.

Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Wed, September 15.

Glenda Faye Hodges Olinger - 76, of Skyline, went to her Heavenly home Sunday, September 12, 2021.

Graveside service will be held on Tuesday, September 14, 2021 at 1:00 p.m.

Randall “Randy” Carl Tubbs - 71 of Scottsboro, Alabama passed away Sunday, September 12, 2021. A private graveside service will be held.

W.T. Wilson Betty Adams - 74 of Fort Payne passed away Wednesday, Sept 8, 2021 in Dekalb Regional Medical Center. Funeral at 2pm - Friday Sept 10, W.T. Wilson Funeral Chapel.

Barbara Jo Nelms - 80 of Dawson, passed away Wednesday, September 8, 2021.

Funeral services will be held at 3pm on Friday, September 10. Burial in Fairview Cemetery.

Wymanette Tubbs - 77 of Langston, passed away Wednesday, September 8, 2021.

Funeral services will be held at 2pm on Saturday, September 11, 2021 from Mt. Moriah Community Church in Langston with burial to follow in Kirbytown Cemetery.

Paschel Quilon Satterfield - of Crossville passed away on Thursday, Sept. 9, 2021.

A graveside service will be held at 3pm Sunday, September 12, 2021 at Concord Cemetery.

Steven Eugene Shepherd - 68, of Ft. Payne passed away on Saturday, September 11, 2021. Funeral services are set for 1pm Tuesday, September 14, 2021 from the W.T. Wilson Funeral Chapel with Bro. Rayford Bethune officiating. Burial will be in Glenwood Cemetery. The family will receive friends from 11am until 1pm Tuesday at the funeral home.

Lynda Sue “Whistle” Cook - 70 of Section, passed away Sunday, September 12, 2021.

Funeral services will be held at 3pm on Tuesday, September 14, 2021 from W.T. Wilson Funeral Chapel with burial to follow in New Home Cemetery (Henagar). lorene Jenkins Michael - 84 of Crossville, passed away Monday, September 13, 2021. Funeral services will be held at 1pm on Thursday, September 16, 2021 burial to follow in Fairview Cemetery on Buttermilk Road. The family will receive friends from 3pm-8pm on Wednesday, September 15, 2021 at the funeral home.

THE SOUTHERN TORCH also presented the annual bids for items used at the Road Department.

Luther presented two claims that were approved to send to insurance carriers for busted tires, rims, and radiator due to potholes.

The following Speed Limit Resolutions were presented by Luther and approved by the Commission: CR 135 to 30 mph (Geraldine/Skirum area) CR 610 to 25 mph (From CR 85 to CR 608) Luther presented the annual ALDOT Snow and Ice Removal proposal which provides service on state routes by the County. All rates will remain the same as last year.

The next meeting on the DeKalb County Commission will be on October 12, beginning at 10:00 p.m.

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In other business, the Council: • Adopted Ordinance 09-09-2021-1 to amend the city’s handbook, Part 13, Section 2 pertaining to city vehicles • The Council approved the purchase of a recording system for the police department from Quality Recording Solutions in the amount of $14,767.

• Adopted the Travel and Training Policy Ordinance 09-09-2021-2, with Mayor Rodger Lingerfelt voting no • Accepted the resignation of Ronald Ward from the Board of Adjustments.

• Placed Eric Samples on the Board of Adjustments • Approved three police department travel requests: Matt Crum and Gerald Mount (Anniston, AL for bloodstain pattern analysis training), Josh

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Wilson (Jacksonville, AL for fingerprint an evidence collection and photography) • Promoted Jonathan Haney to Sergeant beginning September 15 • Adopted Resolution 09-09-2021-A to surplus three police department owned guns • Approve the purchase of a Canon printer/copier from Berry and Dunn in the amount of $499 for the Annex Building • Approved the purchase of a computer and office equipment for the Annex Building in the amount of $6,708.83 • Adopted Resolution 09-09-2021-B to surplus old computers and equipment from the Annex Building • Approved the reimbursement of salary (including insurance and retirement) from the DeKalb County Board of Education for the city-provided Fire School Instructor with the DeKalb County Technology Center program • Approved the emergency repair of a culvert located on Chavies Road, with the

cost estimated as $60,000-$70,000 • Approved to place a headwall on Oak Street

by Boozer Construction in the amount of $3,000 • Approved the purchase of 100 garbage cans in the amount of $7,521.60 • Approved the repair of an air conditioning in a Rainsville Sanitation Truck in the amount of $1,500 • Approved the repair of a side cutter, that keeps the side of the roads cleaned off, in the amount of $3,000 • Approved the purchase of a auger gearbox for the Wastewater Treatment Plant in the amount of $3,500 for Living Water Services • Approved emergency repair of a pump station, in the amount of $3,450 by Living Water Services, at the Northeast Alabama Agri-Business Center The next meeting of the Rainsville City Council will be held on September 20. Work session will begin at 4:00 p.m. and regular session at 4:30 p.m.

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RAINSVILLE, Ala.-- The City of Rainsville received seven notices of appeal for sign applications at the following locations:

Highway 35 W at Toki Restaurant Highway 35 W at or around Dabb Chiropractic Clinic Highway 75 N at Ranch Road

Highway 75 N at Hill Top Highway 35W at or around Adalia Street Highway 35 W at or around Wonderwash Car Wash Highway 75 S at or around Dove Medical The City held a meeting on Monday but failed to have a quorum with the Zoning Board of Adjustments.

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DAS Proudly Opens New Station

Friday, September 10, the DeKalb County Hospital Association Board of Directors along with the Executive Staff were extremely proud to share their vision for the future as the new DeKalb Ambulance Service station in Rainsville was unveiled.

The 5,000 square foot facility is located on McCurdy Avenue in Rainsville and will house its wheelchair van service and will have enough space to accommodate two emergency crews.

In a statement by the DeKalb Ambulance Service, they wanted to express their thanks for all that were present, for their support, dedication and loyalty to the communities that we all serve.

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FRIDAY — September 17, 2021

THE SOUTHERN TORCHT

DCSO’s New Therapy Dog FORT PAYNE, Ala. We would like to introduce Shadow, DCSO’s new therapy dog. He was born on May 17, 2021 and is a Labradoodle. He will join SRO Josh Wigley at the DeKalb County Tech School and DeKalb County Youth Services. “We named him Shadow because we hope and pray that he is a beacon of light and hope for someone during the shadows of darkness”, said Deputy Wigley. Also, Deputy Wigley says, “he is very

hopeful that Shadow will be able to forma a bond with kids facing difficult circumstances and hopefully this bond will help the kids to feel more understood ands give them the confidence to face difficulties head on.”

We owe a huge thank you to Dr. Peter Strgov of Fort Payne Pediatrics and Tracy Bell of Smart Start Pediatrics for donating Shadow to us.

Truck Stolen out of Etowah County FORT PAYNE, Ala. DeKalb County Investigations Unit and DeKalb County Drug and Interdiction Unit have been working with Rainbow City Police Department on a burglary that took place in Etowah County with some of the stolen property being brought back into DeKalb County.

On Tuesday, September 7 th , an Ider Police Officer had spotted a vehicle matching one that had been reported stolen out of Etowah County at the intersection of Hwy 117 and Hwy 75

in Ider. The driver of the vehicle Sheena Elaine Haggard (25 of Higdon) was charged with Receiving Stolen property 1 st (x5) and Receiving Stolen Property 2 nd . This is an ongoing case with charges pending.

On Monday, September 13 th , DeKalb County Deputies went to a residence on County Road 159 in Flat Rock to serve a warrant.

While speaking with Audrey Denise Welden (30 of Flat Rock) about the outstanding warrants, Carlton

Coolidge Welden (45 of Flat Rock) ran out of the house and into the woods. Ider Police Department, Henagar Police Department, DeKalb County K-9 Unit, DeKalb County Narcotics Agents and DeKalb County Investigations Unit all responded to assist in locating Welden.

Within a few minutes, K-9 Dolly had located Welden in the woods, hiding in some brush. Once Welden was apprehended, he was found to be in possession of methamphetamine and drug

BOE

screen and appropriate certification)

Elizabeth Barrientos - Collinsville High School Sherri Haas Collinsville High School Connie McFall Plainview High School Riley Thrasher Collinsville High School

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Leave of Absences: • Cheryl Wilborn - Itinerant School Nurse

- Plainview High School - 8/2/21-10/25/21 • Tanya Ford - EL Teacher - Collinsville High School - 8/16/21-9/14/21 • Traci Treadaway Elementary Teacher Geraldine High School 8/2/21-5/27/22 (Extended from 10/31/21) • William Chandler - Science Teacher Crossville High School 8/30/21-5/30/22 (Intermittent) Transfers: • Heather Brown Assistant Principal at Sylvania High School to Instructional Supervisor at the Central Office (2021-252) Placements: (All placements are made pending a background review meeting suitability criteria and negative, pre-employment drug

Certified: Theia Taylor Itinerant Speech Language Pathologist District (2021-286) (Effective 10/1/21) Madison Stone Elementary Teacher Sylvania High School Ann Brownfield Elementary Teacher (Leave from 9/13/2111/19/21) - Collinsville High School Support: Matthew Allison Itinerant Special Education Paraprofessional - Ider Special Services Center Mahala Patterson - Assistant Custodian (9-month/4-hour) - Plainview High School Timothy White - P.E. Aide - Plainview High School (2021-290) (Effective 9/20/21) Ronald Anderson Bus Driver (Tech Route Only) - Ider High School Contracts: In-school and After-school Tutoring :

Homebound: Richlon Sabrina Gore Amanda Woodall Gifted Services- Amy Childress Beverly Rusk Bookkeeper Services Crossville Middle School Student Computer Technician: Treston Cuzzort Donovan Smith Custodial Support: Chris Davis Plainview High School Jordan Todd King Henagar Jr. High School Brice Mayes - Fyffe High School Ricky Willyard Ruhama Jr. High School Bus Drivers (Gifted Route):

paraphernalia.

Audrey Denise Welden was charged with Unlawful Possession of Controlled Substance, Unlawful Possession of Drug Paraphernalia, Resisting Arrest and Theft of Property 1 st, in addition to 2 outstanding warrants for Non-Payment of Child Support.

Carlton Coolidge Welden was charged with Theft of Property1st, Unlawful Possession of Controlled Substance, Unlawful Possession of Drug Paraphernalia, Attempt to Elude

James Hamby Crossville Schools Charles Randall Templeton - Collinsville and Ruhama Schools DVA Teachers:

Police and Resisting Arrest.

DeKalb County Sheriff Nick Welden said of the incident: “It’s great to see Departments working together and not letting jurisdiction lines hinder their willingness to serve and do what’s right for the citizens in ALL areas. True dedication by Ider PD, Rainbow City PD and DCSO to shut down what could have been the beginning of a multi area crime ring.”

“The event on County Road 159 shows again the

importance of working together and it’s safe to say our county is blesses with Departments working together from North to South and continuing to make a difference together. This also shows the importance of our additional assets such as K-9 Dolly, without her we may still be looking for this subject, but now we know exactly where to find him.”

Harley Cambron Volleyball and Softball

Valley Head High B School Wesley Frost S Football and Basketball m The board also approved the following recommendations for A Superintendent Wayne T Lyles: • Permission to place W personnel pending board 4 F approval •Posted the following job descriptions: a Facilities Improvement s Manager, Summer t Program Teacher and T Intervention Teachers w and Tutor. i • Fleet renewal t pertaining to the trading w of an SUV and the additional purchase of a r another SUV e • Chief of Staff t Supplement increase from $4,800 to $10.000

Geraldine High School Stefanie Jordan Bryant - Cheerleading

Amy Dyar Tracy Tidmore Scott Timmons Justin Croley Kelly Maddox Daniel Williams Beverly Ledbetter Harold Bouldin Michael Phillips

Carlos Benitez - Football Russell Hatley - Football

TEAMS Science:

Morgan Richey - Volleyball

Karan Shankles Plainview High School Glenn Haynes Contract Teacher Geraldine High School Volunteer Coaches: Collinsvile High School Lydia Peek - Volleyball Ider High School Anthony Blevins - Baseball Jason Hood - Baseball Matthew Allison - Football Fyffe High School

Plainview High School Brandon Freeman - Softball

Sylvania High School Staton Robbins - Basketball Chase Willingham - Baseball Scott Smith - Baseball Chris Mattox - Baseball Ron Stopyak - Soccer Gary Talley - Basketball Derek Talley - Basketball Justin Lea - Football Austin Wilson - Football Andrew Duncan - Football

“God Bless!”

Concluded Sheriff Welden.

The date of the next DeKalb County Board of Education meeting will be on September 30, 2021. The work session will begin at 4:30 p.m. and the regular meeting begins at 5:00p.m. in the meeting room at the Facilities Building.

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FRIDAY — September 17, 2021

THE SOUTHERN TORCH

20 21

Valley Head 46, Woodville 8

Fort Payne 27, Springville 14

Guntersville 58, Crossville 0

Tuscaloosa 14, Cornerstone 13

Fyffe 16, Sylvania 13

North Jackson 54, DAR 6

Collinsville 44, Brindlee Mountain 6 Plainview 54, Asbury 6 Tanner 20, Ider 17 Geraldine 39, Sardis 0

NSM 42, Section 34 Falkville 35, Pisgah 22 Arab 35, Scottsboro 0

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Upcoming Games 9/17 Brindlee Mountain @ Fyffe (Thursday) Gaylesville @ Valley Head Collinsville @ Sylvania Geraldine @ Plainview Ider @ Section Madison Academy @ North Jackson Tanner @ North Sand Mountain Whitesburg Christian Academy @ Pisgah Springville @ Scottsboro Woodville @ Suminton Christian

Fierce Battle

Photo provided by Cheryl Boydston | Southern Torch

By Marla Jones Sports Editor marla@southerntorch.com

SYLVANIA, Ala.-- In a fierce battle to the very end, the Fyffe Red Devils defeated the Sylvania Rams 16-13 in Class 3A, Region 7 play on Friday night.

With 8:02 remaining in the first

quarter, Brody Smith connected on a 10-yard pass to Zac Anderson to put the first points on the board. With 5:07 remaining in the first, the Fyffe Red Devils cashed in on a safety, making the score 6-2.

The Red Devils scored with 9:48 remaining in the second quarter on a

25-yard run by Brody Hicks. The point-after attempt by Yahir Balaczar was good to give the Red Devils the 9-6 advantage. With 8:41 remaining in the first half, Kyle Dukes crashed in from 2-yards out. The kick

by Balaczar padded the Red Devil lead to 16-6. With 4:08 Smith made the 17-yard

Tigers Cash in on first Win

connection with Josh Scott for the Ram touchdown, making the score 16-13 going into the half.

In the second half, the Red Devils and Rams battled with neither team crossing the goal line for the score. Owen Blackwell intercepted a pass to seal the Red Devil win, with a score of 16-13.

The team comparisons show Fyffe with 226 offensive yards to Sylvania’s 360. Fyffe had a total of 51 plays for the game compared to Sylvania’s 74. Fyffe went 3-11 on passing and Sylvania went for 26-48.

Sylvania had 2 passing touchdowns and one interception. Fyffe had

178 rushing yards.

Sylvania had 49 yards rushing yards for the night. Fyffe had 8 penalties for 70 yards.

Sylvania had eight penalties for 40 yards.

Fyffe will host Brindlee Mountain on Thursday night. The Sylvania Rams will host the Collinsville Panthers on Friday night.

Tyla Tatum Sophia Wills Sophomores: Gracie Griggs Yareli Reyes Leon Lara Roe

Front Row (L-R): Seniors: Tori Wallen Destini Jones Rain Underwood

Collinsville Homecoming

Photo provided by Jamie Phillips Vest

By Marla Jones Sports Editor

marla@southerntorch.com

WOODVILLE, Ala.-- The Valley Head Tigers defeated the Woodville Panthers 46-8, in region play on Friday night.

The Tigers attacked fiercely, scoring three times in the opening quarter.

The first score was with 7:17 remaining, immediately after on their next possession with 5:59 remaining, and finally with 3:07 remaining, to take the early 20-0 lead over the Panthers.

The Tigers added three more

touchdowns in the second quarter, to go into the half with the 39-0 advantage over the Panthers.

The Tigers put their final points on the board with 11:41 remaining in the third quarter, to take the 46-0 lead over Woodville.

The Panthers scored their only touchdown of the night, with 11:54 remaining in the ballgame. The Panthers successfully went for two. The 46-8 win over the Panthers gives the Valley Head Tigers their first win of the season and puts them 1-1 in Class 1A,

Region 7 regional play.

The Valley Head Tigers finished the night with 520 total yards. The Woodville Panthers had 170 yards for the night.

Ashton Brown led the Valley Head Tigers with 181 yards on eight attempts and three touchdowns. Eian Brown rushed for 170 yards on five carries and completed each of his two touchdown passes for touchdowns. Pacey Cooper and Mason Vest made receiving touchdowns.

The Valley Head Tigers will host Gaylesville in region play on Friday night.

Freshmen Jacqueline DeLaCruz Emilia Vega Sierra Alina Cornejo Alvarez Juniors: Heather Sinclair

Tanner Scrapes by the Hornets

By Marla Jones Sports Editor marla@southerntorch.com

TANNER, Ala.-- The Tanner Rattlers defeated the Ider Hornets, 20-17 on Friday night.

The Hornets cashed in on the first points of the night and took the early lead, on a Ben Smith field goal with 4:58 remaining in the first quarter.

With 3:35 remaining in the

second quarter, Tanner scored to take the 7-3 advantage over the Hornets. With only :16 remaining in the half, Ider scored on a 1-yard scamper into the endzone by Matthew Norman. The kick by Smith gave the Hornets the 10-7 lead at the half.

After Tanner turned over the ball on downs, Hunter Robinson scored on a 4-yard dash into the endzone. The kick by

Smith gave the Hornets the 17-7 lead with :19 remaining in the third quarter.

In the fourth quarter, the Rattlers scored two touchdowns.

Matthew Norman led the Hornets with 72 yards on 15 carries and one touchdown.

Hunter Robinson had 43 yards on 18 carries and one touchdown.

Dylan Grant finished the night going 3-for-11 with 49 yards passing.

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FRIDAY — September 17, 2021

THE SOUTHERN TORCH

W E E E K H T !

F O M A E T G N I K A CONGRATULATIONS ON M

Wildcats receive Team of the Week Honors

By Amy Thrash Sports Reporter

amy@southerntorch.com

SPRINGVILLE, Ala. -- The Fort Payne Wildcats defeated the Springville Tigers 27-14 in Class 6A, Region 7 play on Friday night In the first quarter with 6:55 remaining, Darrell Prater ran up the middle for the Wildcat touchdown,

making the score 7-0.

Springville scored on a touchdown pass with 2:12 left in the second quarter to tie the game 7-7. Fort Payne’ s Alex McPherson nailed a 40-yard field goal giving the Wildcats the 10-7 lead at the half.

McPherson hit a 47-yard field goal to extend the lead to 13-7 with 5:14 remaining in

the third quarter. Alex Akins dove into the endzone from 3-yards out to make the score 21-7 with 2:27 left in the third.

Prater scored his second touchdown of the night giving the Fort Payne Wildcats the 27-7 advantage over Springville with 5:48 left in the game.

Springville scored with 3:12 remaining in the

fourth making the final score 27-14. The Wildcats received the Southern Torch Team of the Week honors for their win.

“I thought our defense played really well once again. We only gave up one big play in the first half for a touchdown”, stated Head Football Coach Chris Elmore. “The defense also forced 4

turnovers and forced Springville to punt several times deep in their own territory.

Because of this, we got great field position most of the night. We were able to build a 27-7 lead halfway through the 4th quarter. Our offense still made too many mistakes (penalties and turnovers) but we did play much more

physically and established the run like we wanted to do. I was very proud of our players and assistant coaches for not allowing our 0-3 start to change their mindset and attitude. It was a great team win.”

The Fort Payne Wildcats will travel to Etowah to take on the Blue Devils on September 24th.

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