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(Full Video on Southern Torch Facebook) The DeKalb County Board of Education met on Wednesday, JulyA13.federal program that has been providing free meals to students during the pandemic, since the Spring of 2020, was set to expire on June 30, 2022. Rising food and gas prices have many families struggling to put food on the table. population in DeKalb County. “Bears are here to stay, the population is growing” stated Lepper. “We want to make sure these bears keep their fear of humans. We want them to be afraid of us.” The Northeast population of bears in 2015 was 34. Now, Libber stated she has handled or captured 73 bears that are collared and has eartags. Libber
(Full Video on Southern Torch Facebook) The Fort Payne City Council held its regularly scheduled meeting on Tuesday, July 19. Hannah Leeper, a research assistant from Auburn University and represenetaives of the National Park Service were at the meeting to discuss bear
DeKalb SuperintendentCountyWayne Lyles announced that all students will continue to receive free breakfast and lunch, regardless of income, for the 2022-2023 school year. Superintendent Lyles updated the Board regarding the progress of improvements within the schoolLightsystem.poles are set, dugouts are being built and fencing is set to be installed at the new Valley Head Baseball field. Lyles expressed his
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By Marla Jones Managing Ala.--marla@southerntorch.comEditorFORTPAYNE,Theinvestigation by Fort Payne detectives, DeKalb County District Attorney, and the Jacksonville State University Center for Applied Forensics will be concluded soon on a fatal shooting that occurred in January. On January 2 at approximately 9:30 am, the Fort Payne Police Department responded to an altercation involving shots fired. Upon arrival on the scene, Fort Payne Police Officers and Fort Payne Fire Medics found one male Vernon,Meyers,Randalldeceased.Jerome44,ofMountwasfatallyshot at the Fort Payne Auto dealership, located in the 1000 block of Gault Avenue North. A person involved in the altercation has been interviewed. The name of the shooter has not been released.
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Monkeypox vaccine “any minute now.” The vaccine was not made forbecauseexpectpublicMonkeypox,forbuthealthofficialsittowork.“Theissueisthatitwasmadesmallpox,and there’s no smallpox, there wasn’t much of the vaccine around and they’re trying to ramp up production but there’s not very much of it,” stated Harris.Alabama
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home, deputies found Horace “Bimbo” Garren, age 68, and Christopher Horace Green, age 44, both dead from gunshot wounds in the home’s backyard.Officials say they searched for Matthew Garren who had run “some distance away” through the woods. He was found by a search helicopter in DeKalb County.Garren was charged with murder and two misdemeanor charges from prior trafficAccordingoffenses.to online court records, a Jackson County Grand Jury handed down the indictment on June 15. On June 23, Garren signed a plea of not guilty.Garren is currently in the custody of the Jackson County Jail. A pretrial docket hearing will be held on August 8 at 9 a.m. him last night on the outstanding warrant that was issued,” said Harnen. “They were able to search his vehicle. They still noticed he had the red and white lights in the car in locations,severalalong with a siren. I think there was a pistol holster a SWAT patch and a carrier type vest that was in the Althoughvehicle.” they are not sure which one, deputies believe Freeman is a first responder working for
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By David Hall accordingapproachedhandcuffshadhisoverunmarkedwhiteFreemanpoliceFreemanHarnenstopconductedMichaelSheriff’sofDeputypulledbeafterThursdaymandavid@southerntorch.comReporterAJacksonCountywasarrestednight,July14,hepretendedtoapoliceofficerandsomeoneover.AccordingtoChiefRockyHarnentheJacksonCountyOffice,FreemanatrafficonJune26.addedthatisnotaofficer.Harnensaidusedredandlightsonhiscartopullamanbecauseofblinker.Freemanagunandwhenhethecar,toofficials.“Wewenttoarrest or volunteering with an out-of-state ambulance service.“Sometimes they want to take the law into their own hands,” Harnen said. “They may or may not have blue lights or red lights or flashing lights, they can pull people over. It is just illegal to do that, you are representing yourself as a law enforcement officer and you cannot do that.”The authorities were alerted because the man Freeman pulled over was the son of a real Jackson County deputy. He called his postedarrest,beingimmediatelyfatherafterpulledover.SincehisJuly14Freemanhasa$5,000bond.
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Alabama to Receive Monkeypox Vaccine been very few recent reports, Jefferson County Deputy Health Officer Dr. David Hicks said, “We certainly believe there’s going to be an increase.”According to Hicks, once the vaccines become widely in1,800dataHicksonvaccinationstargetedbutandgeneralaboutrisks.anddependreceivingavailable,oneonexposureimmunesystem“We’renottalkinghavingthepubliccomegetvaccinated,it’sgoingtobebasedindividualrisk,”stated.ThelatestCDCshowsaboutcasesreportedtheU.S.
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“Now we’re seeing dirt turn and buildings come up, so we are super excited about the growth,” said Roden.Scottsboro Mayor Jim McCamy says these businesses will greatly impact the local economy. He stated, “It is going to transformationalbe for Scottsboro because these are all new businesses and all new jobs.”The businesses coming to Scottsboro include Publix, TJ Maxx, Pet Depot, a car wash, and a bank. There has already been a recent influx of new residents in Scottsboro, and Mayor McCamy expects more businesses’ arrival in the city.
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At this time, there is no exact date of when it will be presented to the Grand Jury. Davis asked that the public “please be patient as the case reviewed.”is Municipality dues and the National League of CitiesThedues.town recently purchased four new Tahoes for the police department and they are equipped and in service.The town has applied for a Tourism Grant through Senator Andrew Jones office to assist with park events.
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Submitted Article The Geraldine council met and approved minutes from previous meetings. The council agreed to make a donation to the Geraldine High School football program in place of buying ads in local newspapers for the football editions. A discussion was held concerning upgrades to the park ballfields and hiring a Park Director for the 2023 youth sports season. There was a discussion about how to raise money and how to increase participationthe of the local youth. The plan is to have NWpaveCouncilSeniorprogressgivenforplansoftballaccommodateandthenewdiscussedtournaments.forOctoberTrunk-A-Treatoutsign-upsinformationorganization,betterhaveaboutreadytogiveattheTownon31,andplansomelocalMayorAblesplansforafieldtobebuiltinparkforTeeBalldesignittoyouthaswell.Theistohaveitreadythe2023season.AnupdatewasonthepavingininfrontoftheCenterandthevotedtoalsotheareaonthesideoftheFirehall
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John Hubbard - 59 of Pisgah passed away on Tuesday, July 12, 2022 at his residence. Funeral service is Thursday, July 14, 2022 at 3:00PM. Donald Ray McAllister - 77 of Stevenson passed away on Friday, July 15, 2022 at Erlanger. No formal service will be held. Myra JohnstonPaulette74 of Rainsville passed away on Monday, July 18, 2022 at serviceHospital.HuntsvilleFuneralwillbeheld on Thursday, July 21.
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Timothy E. Selbe - 58, of Fort Payne, passed away Saturday, July 16, 2022. Tim loved the ocean the first time he saw it and the family will honor his request to be scattered there.
Edward Michael Gladden - 53, of Fort Payne, passed away Monday, July 18, 2022. Funeral services will be 2 p.m. Thursday at Wilson Funeral Home with burial following in Plunkett Cemetery.
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Billy Wayne Mitchell - 81 of Collinsville, passed away Monday, July 11, 2022. Funeral Services will be held at 1pm on Friday, July 15, 2022.
Joseph Lee Blevins - age 83, of Fort Payne passed away on Saturday, July 16, 2022, at his home. He was born July 28, 1938, in Dora, AL, to the late David & Ora Blevins. Date of Funeral: A private family burial will be held in Dora, AL
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Funeral services will be 2 p.m. Sunday, July 17, 2022. Edward Lee Davis - 91, of Fort Payne, passed away Friday, July 15, 2022. Funeral services will be 11 a.m. Monday at Wilson Funeral Home with Bro. Raymond Smith officiating. Burial will follow. Daniel Rabinowitz - 76, passed away July 15, 2022. Private services will be held at a later time.
Scottsboro, Alabama passed away Saturday, July 16, 2022 at her home. Funeral services will be held 2 p.m. Tuesday, July 19, 2022. Daisy Louise Goolesby - 84, formerly of Scottsboro, passed away on Monday, July 18, 2022. Visitation will be Friday, July 22, 2022 at 1:00 p.m. with a service following at 2:00 p.m. request, no services will be held. Don KilpatrickKenneth82 of Boaz, passed away Tuesday, July 12, 2022. Funeral Services will be held at 11am on Friday, July 15, 2022 from W.T. Wilson Funeral Chapel with burial to follow. Wanda Faye Whiteside - 79 of Fyffe passed away Friday, July 15, 2022 in Dekalb Regional Chapel.W.T.SundayFUNERALHospital.3pm-July17,2022WilsonFuneral
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Ellis Eugene Mayo - 93 of Huntsville died Wednesday, July 13 at his residence. Funeral services are Saturday at 3 PM CT at Corner Stone Funeral Chapel. Burial will follow in Fuller Cemetery.
Thomas “Tom” Frank Fagan - 87, of Scottsboro, AL, passed away on Monday, July 11, 2022. Funeral services will be held on Friday, July 15, 2022 at 2:00 p.m. Barbara Ann Walker - 69, of Hollywood, AL, passed away on Tuesday, July 12, 2022. A graveside service will be held on Friday, July 15, 2022 at 1:00 p.m. Ilene Ordia Michaels - 99, passed on Friday, July 15, 2022. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday, July 18, 2022.
Richard Eugene Brown - 62, of Fort Payne, passed away Wednesday, July 13, 2022. A Celebration of Life Service will be held at a later time. Alton Lamar Greeson - 68, of Fort Payne, passed away Friday, July 15, 2022. Leslie Bright - 46 of Geraldine passed Saturday, July 16, 2022 Her Funeral Service will 11 am Wednesday, July 20, 2022 at
AlbertvilleWilson
Betty Rose Beaty Hiett - 85 of Ider entered Eternal Life on Sunday, July 17 at Highland’s Medical Center. Funeral services Wednesdayare at 3 PM.
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By Marla Ballard ReporterRainsville, Ala. -- Teryn Patterson has had an at-home business for four years, she bakes cookies. She wanted to stay at home with her children, but still find a way to work. Baking cookies for friends and family was something she commonly did and got requests for more, so she decided to see if starting her own business would work. “I’m a strong believer in going for what you are dreaming about,” said“ITeryn.started with my grandmother, Joyce Buttram’s, recipe,” said Teryn. “I tweaked it just a bit to make it my own, but it comes from her originally.” Teryn said the most difficult part was getting the icing the right consistency. “It took me time to figure it out, but I stuck with it until I did.” In addition to the typical icing, she also paints cookies. Teryn said she watched tons of YouTube videos on how to paint cookies. “It takes hours to paint a becausecookie,youhave to demographic is different than what I expected it to be, but I’m thrilled to see so many different types of people coming to the seasonaplantautumnextendsTheageratum,asters,cosmos,button,marigold,strawflower,zinnias,include;atoenjoynap,friends,afollowingporchtaketothosewithchairsfurnituregardenoverlookingprovided.andVases/containerscustomersizedeterminedthesmalltheirphotowelcomephotographersProfessionalfarm.”aretocomeforshootswithclientsforafee.Pricesforbouquetsarebytheofcontainerthechooses.clippersareTheporchthehascomfyandrockingunderroofceilingfansforwhojustwantwatchthefunorabreak.Thedoeshavetherules;Readbook,visitwithrelax,takeafeelthebreeze,theday,listenthebirds,andsipdrink.Flowertypessunflowers,celosia,bacheloramaranth,dahlia,gladiolas,andmore.flowerseasonintothemonths.“Isunflowersonregularbasisalllong,”said wait for a layer to dry much the same way an artist waits for a layer of paint to dry,” said Teryn. “It can sometimes take two days to complete a batch that is intricate in detail and has several layers of paint.”There isn’t any design that Teryn won’t attempt. Of course, the typical holiday designs are among her most commonly ordered, but she has a long list of unique cookies she has made for various events. She has made cookies in the designs of baseballs, dinosaurs, cows, for gender reveal
By Marla Ballard ReporterFORT PAYNE, Ala. – Moonflower Farms is a business located on Sand Mountain at 948 County Road 112, Fort Payne. Laura and Eddie Houk are the owners of this pick your own bouquet flower farm. The flower farm is in its second season and approximatelyoffers two acres of flowers to choose from. The farm also has a gift shop that both locals and tourists will find treasuresuniquefrom a dozen local vendors and others. Some of the items sold at the gift shop include; bug jars, butterfly nets, African dwarf frogs, greeting cards, soaps, lotions, tea towels, jewelry, hats, and candles. Laura worked with a candle maker to create a unique blend just for Moonflower Farms. So far, the farm has attracted church groups, bachelorette parties, birthday parties, date nights, girls’ night out groups, saidflowerschildren.lotsphotographers,professionalfamilies,andandlotsof“Theloveofisuniversal,”Laura.“The
customers may choose the flavor of cookie.
8 - Friday - July 22, 2022 Southern Torch 2018 Mercedes-Benz E-Class E 400 2021 Honda Accord (256)844-2210Sedan WWW.BOBBYLEDBETTER.COM 1015 Gault Avenue South, Fort Payne, AL 35967 901 1st Ave, Gadsden, AL 35901 Monday - Saturday 8:30AM-6PM 2020 Chevrolet Suburban Premier 2021 Chevrolet Silverado 2020 Toyota Avalon 2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee L Limited
