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Hopeful hearts dinner

Submitted by Anonymous on Tuesday, February 1st, 10:17 am
Hopeful hearts dinner

The Hopeful hearts dinner will be held Thursday, February 10th from 5:30pm-7pm.  The dinner is a casual evening of fun, food and fellowship designed to provide encouragement for those who are living with a loss through death or divorce.

There will be a special guest speaker and they will share their personal story and some words of encouragement.

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Stolen property and 3 meth labs seized

Submitted by Anonymous on Thursday, January 27th, 9:43 am
Stolen property and 3 meth labs seized

Marshall County sheriff's investigators were following up leads on stolen property on Smith Lane in the Claysville area. During the investigation, they were able to recover stolen property valued at more than $20,000. The recovery of stolen property has solved 4 burglaries in Marshall County that occurred in the Claysville and Grant areas, and will solve 2 burglaries that occurred in Jackson County.

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Women's awareness

Submitted by Anonymous on Wednesday, January 26th, 10:52 am

The Christian's Woman's Job Corps of Guntersville and Shihan Rachel Camp are hosting Women's awareness at the international Karate dojo, at 704 Miller Street in Albertville.

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Marshall county EMA gears up for winter weather

Submitted by Anonymous on Tuesday, January 25th, 12:11 pm
Marshall county EMA gears up for winter weather

The Marshall County Emergency Management Agency is gearing up for the potential of winter weather overnight Tuesday into Wednesday morning for Guntersville/Albertville areas.

The Marshall county EMA wants to remind residents of Albertville and Guntersville to continue with your pre-event preparations and plans and to continue to monitor the weather.

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Storm spotter class

Submitted by Anonymous on Wednesday, March 2nd, 11:04 am
Storm spotter class

The Marshall County Emergency Management Agency would like to invite everyone to a Storm Spotter Class on Tuesday, February 8th, 2011.

The training will begin at 6:00pm in the emergency operations center located at 3550 Creek Path Road, Guntersville.

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Winter storm watch

Submitted by Anonymous on Monday, January 24th, 4:36 pm
Winter storm watch

The National Weather Service in Huntsville issued a winter storm watch for north Alabama.

Light to moderate snow is possible Tuesday night into Wednesday morning. A surface low pressure system will track across the gulf coast and into the Southeast from Tuesday into Wednesday.

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County Commission scraps plan to change legal firms

Submitted by Bliss Bowman Wade, Digital Content Director
Monday, January 24th, 2011, 1:03pm

Controversial plans to change legal firms representing Marshall County have been scrapped. The county commission was to vote Monday night on changing from Carnes & Carnes to the firm of Long, Flanagan, and McDonald, the firm of newly elected state Representative Wes Long. 

Commission Chairman James Hutcheson declined to elaborate but said there were some circumstances that arose and the commission now feels it is not the time to make the appointment.

Some were critical of the move from a firm with two decades of experience in representing local governments to one that has never represented a local government.

Hutcheson said Carnes & Carnes would continue to represent the county for now.

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