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Chamber honors local women (opens the original)
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It was a packed house at the Christian Life Center of First Methodist Church in Fort Payne last week, as the Chamber of Commerce held its Women in Business luncheon event. Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Jessica Townsel provided opening and closing remarks, while Code Enforcement Officer Nick Brown offered an invocation before attendees enjoyed a meal catered by Ritaâs Cocina. Following the meal, the eventâs special guest speaker, Make-a-Wish Alabama President and CEO Tracy Bennett Sm
DeKalb County Commission adopts budget for FY2027 (opens the original)
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Following conversation at its most recent meeting, the DeKalb County Commission approved a budget that had been proposed for Fiscal Year 2027 during the meeting. According to county officials, the submitted budget for the upcoming fiscal year was slightly higher than it had been in Fiscal Year 2026, climbing from $29.2 million to $29,746,500, an increase of approximately two percent. Breaking things down further, estimated revenues for the general fund were pegged at around $11.8 million, while
Geraldine Town Council approves latest budget (opens the original)
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A tentative budget is in place for the Town of Geraldine in time for the start of Fiscal Year 2027. During the latest Geraldine Town Council meeting on September 8th, the council unanimously approved a tentative budget for the new fiscal year. According to Mayor Chuck Ables, the budget for Fiscal Year 2027 estimated the town would see a revenue total of $4,141,600, while expenditures were projected to come in at $3,434,480. The estimated revenues and expenditures were higher than what was contai
Two Fort Payne students named National Merit Scholar Semifinalists (opens the original)
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Two students at Fort Payne High School were officially named as National Merit Scholar Semifinalists earlier this week. According to a release from the National Merit Scholarship Corporation, more than 16,000 high school students from across the country were selected as semifinalists in the competition for approximately 6,700 scholarships offered through the corporation, other sponsors, and universities throughout the United States. Among the 16,000 semifinalists were Nigel Gamsby and Arya Sathi
City school board approves new fiscal year budget (opens the original)
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A financial budget for Fiscal Year 2027 is now in place for the Fort Payne City School system. Following a pair of public hearings on August 25th and 27th, the Fort Payne Board of Education voted unanimously to approve the budget that had been proposed for the upcoming fiscal year. Superintendent Brian Jett described it as a good and clean budget, thanking everyone for the phenomenal job he thought they had done in putting everything together. Chief Schools Financial Officer Tara Johnson also th
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