Albertville News

Published: Friday, November 6, 2009 at 9:20 p.m. Last Modified: Friday, November 6, 2009 at 9:21 p.m. Shalinda Glass has been indicted by an Etowah County grand jury on several charges for her role in the 2006 death of her 5-year-old son, Geontae Glass.

If you thought last month was wetter than usual, you were right. Albertville, Boaz and Crossville readings recorded more than double the average rainfall in many areas.

For local artist and World War II veteran, James Longshore, 84, of Albertville, art has become his way of expressing his love for people.

It's been a little over a year since Santa Fe Cattle Company opened its doors in Albertville.

The removal of an agenda item at Monday night's council meeting may have shed light on larger issues at City Hall.

The Albertville City Council decided not to start the condemnation process on a piece of property on White Oak Road.

People supporting a litter-free community were honored during the awards and recognition dinner sponsored by Marshall County PALS on Oct.

The Albertville Police Department impounded 10 vehicles in an hour during a traffic safety checkpoint Tuesday.

An Albertville woman pleaded guilty and will spend five days in jail after letting her daughter ride in a cardboard box on top of their van.

A Marshall County woman arrested for child endangerment pleaded guilty in Albertville city court on Tuesday.

Sticks 'N' Stuff, a new store in the Midway Plaza shopping center on U.S. 431, is getting ready to open its doors.

Robert Terrell is approaching two years on the job as chief of Albertville Fire and Rescue.

Police in Albertbville are looking for the person or persons responsible for a major burglary late Thursday night.

The new fiscal year started this month and Albertville Mayor Lindsey Lyons is getting ready to present his budget to the council for approval.

Albertville High School students in multimedia design classes recently worked to create a logo for the city's Pride in Property campaign.

Albertville is starting to gear up for its annual Christmas parade. It is scheduled for 6 p.m. on Dec.

Albertville police are investigating the theft of nearly $120,000 in merchandise stolen from Kmart.

'We are ready,' Boaz Mayor Tim Walker told Albertville-Boaz recycling coordinator Jeannie Courington during an informative session Tuesday.

The Albertville Chamber of Commerce and local business leaders are partnering together to show Albertville Middle School students they have control over the way their life turns out.

The leasing of new police cars was at the top of the Albertville's to-do list Monday night at the city council's work session.