Jasper News

Jasper police and fire department personnel responded to Jasper Mall after a worker fell 50 feet from a bucket truck.

Members of local band Trimble Hill are celebrating their new CD, "Socially Awkward," by hosting a social event tonight.

The Jasper City Council approved five budget amendments totaling $58,500 during Tuesday's meeting.

The second installment of Bevill State Community College's annual READ Alabama event will be held Tuesday at the Harold Wade Math and Science Building on the Jasper Campus.

Members of the West Jasper community gathered Sunday to honor and celebrate the 35th anniversary of Maranatha Baptist Church and founding pastor Jerry Boyd.

Four area residents were arrested Friday night after the odor from an active methamphetamine lab prompted citizens to call Jasper police.

Christian Slusher, a fifth-grader at West Jasper, uses one of the schools Remote Clicker Response Systems during an assessment in Leigh Evans' classroom during Digital Learning Day.

After a tornado damaged several residential areas in the City of Clay last week, officials with the city sent out a formal request to cities and counties across Alabama for help with recovery efforts.

A Jasper pastor is asking for area citizens to come together for a night of prayer.

At his office, Walker County Probate Judge Rick Allsion looks over a map of the redrawn voting districts for the county.

Christian Slusher, a fifth-grader at West Jasper, uses one of the schools Remote Clicker Response Systems during an assessment in Leigh Evans' classroom during Digital Learning Day.

Local police are searching for a 39-year-old Jasper man last seen Saturday evening.

Natasha Gibson tries on a popular style of wedding dress at Diane's Formal Affair.

Deputies within the patrol division of the Walker County Sheriff's Office have charged 18 individuals in the last week in methamphetamine related incidents.

John Phillip Whitlow, 59, of Berry, passed away on Monday, Jan. 23, 2012, at his residence.

A local charitable group is kicking off a February fundraising campaign...with a valentine theme.

Brian Davis, an engineer with the Alabama Department of Transportation, served as guest speaker Monday at the Kiwanis Club of Jasper's weekly meeting.

Catie Elliott, a student at Curry High, was one of the models for the Salvation Army's annual fashion show.

After a tornado damaged several residential areas in the City of Clay last week, officials with the city sent out a formal request to cities and counties across Alabama for help with recovery efforts.

Police are searching for a commercial-sized smoker recently stolen from a flea market in Jasper.