Guntersville News

The 2010-2012 AHSAA classifications and football and basketball alignments are out, and it means changes for local high school teams.

Guntersville Police Officer Jason Austin is at home recovering. Early Thursday morning, Officer Austin went into surgery to have the bullet removed from his head.

Lake Guntersville State Park Lodge restaurant has been re-opened after it was closed Tuesday by the Alabama Department of Public Health for failing a health inspection.

A Guntersville teen accused in the slaying of his girlfriend's father had his bond reduced Wednesday.

Mothers Against Methamphetamine is presenting a seminar entitled 'Crystal Meth: They Call it ICE' on Friday and Saturday at Marshall Medical Center North.

Rocket City Sitters announces its opening, giving Huntsville parents a reliable way to gain access to experienced babysitters.

Marjorie F. Colson, 85, of Oconto, passed away Wednesday, Oct. 20 at Woodlands of Oconto.

A Marshall County woman attacked with a brush axe is in the hospital tonight. Teresa Baker's neighbor said her son whacked her in the head at her home off Scottsboro Highway in Marshall County.

The premier time for fall foliage viewing is nearing, said Jeremy McDonald, fall color coordinator at Bankhead National Forest.

Authorities identified the homicide victim found dead Friday morning at a Claysville business as 58-year-old Ricky Allen Moody, of Sheffield.

The Guntersville City Board of Education is expected on Monday to consider an award of $20,000 for the education of homeless children.

Authorities are responding to a shooting at Motors & Cash used car lot on U.S. 431 in the Claysville community near Guntersville.

Snead State Community College officials opened bids for a renovation project to renovate historic Norton Hall.

Published: Tuesday, October 20, 2009 at 8:08 p.m. Last Modified: Tuesday, October 20, 2009 at 8:09 p.m. The Boaz Police Department, Boaz Fire Department and the Etowah County Sheriff's Office is conducting an investigation into a fire believed to be arson.

A local man plead not guilty to double murder Monday. Jesse Philips is accused of killing his wife and their unborn child.

Bonds have been set for two women arrested Thursday after police found materials used in making methamphetamine in a shed behind a home here.

The Whole Backstage Theatre in Guntersville, AL has announced that patron tickets are on sale for the upcoming production of "Arsenic and Old Lace" by Joseph Kesselring.

A tugboat dubbed a oeSmittya pushed a barge with a large restaurant permanently constructed on it up the Tennessee River on Wednesday.

State Attorney General Troy King has picked up a campaign endorsement from the board of the Alabama Fraternal Order of Police.

The principal of Brewer High School in Somerville has confirmed that a teacher who was convicted of providing alcohol to a minor is returning to work.