In regards to the April 8th article by Laura Braswell; "Everyone Is an economic developer," why in God's Green Earth would anyone invite damnyankee carpetbaggers from failed states to our Southland?!
Many of you know the feeling. It’s Thursday afternoon at the office, and all you can think about is Friday—and the weekend. You’re convinced you’re drained from the week’s work, ...
The No. 1 Guntersville varsity boys soccer team got a commanding 9-0 victory over area rival Arab on Friday night. This victory clinches a playoff spot for the Wildcats.
The Community College Fishing Team continues to make waves on the national stage, as two of its anglers have climbed to the ...
Tami Howard has witnessed a lot and experienced even more during the past 41 years she has worked at Marshall Medical South.
The Guntersville High track team is building momentum for the upcoming county and sectional meets. Boys’ runners set two new ...
The festival known as Art on the Lake will celebrate its 65th anniversary this year. It has always been about a hometown women's club seeking a way to fund their ...
Joel Kennamer did not like the write-up in last week's paper concerning the appeal of his City Harbor lawsuit. He wrote this to clarify his position in the ...
Make a joy list! I make many lists on a weekly basis. This list article caught my attention because I’m determined to be ...
The Alabama Rural Hospital Investment Program reached its $20 million statewide cap in just one month, underscoring the vital ...
Scott Smith grew up a child of the 1980s, developing a love of music by listening to his parents’ vinyl albums on an old ...
The Crossville Lady Lions had trouble keeping up with the Guntersville Lady Wildcats in a 16-1 softball oss on Friday at Crossville Park.
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