News

JSU won’t offer classes in Fort Payne
Citing declining enrollment and funding, Jacksonville State University has requested a release from its lease of a city-owned building in Fort Payne.

The switch is coming
We’ve been seeing all over the television news about the switch to digital cable.

First baby of 2009 arrives
Though a little late, Bailey Gage Huckeba, was born on Friday as the first baby in 2009 in DeKalb County.

Four charged in stolen four-wheeler case
DeKalb deputies charged four people in connection with a stolen four-wheeler.

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Hitting the slopes
Skiers hit the slopes at Cloudmont Ski Resort in Mentone on Tuesday. Cloudmont will be open Christmas Eve and expects to open Christmas at 1 p.m. if weather permits.

There were more than 10 big stories in 2008
Today we finished our look at the Top 10 stories of 2008.

Lambert heroic example for all of us
The term hero gets stretched quite often. But, in the case of Haley Lambert it fits perfectly.

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Sports

Brain drops 50 points on Skyline
Senior guard Jacob Bain became the first DeKalb County player in seven years to score 50 or more points in a game.

Fort Payne boys lose sixth straight
Fort Payne’s troubles on the offensive end proved costly again Saturday.

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DeKalb Living

Top new year’s resolutions of 2009
We’ve all made them and we’ve all broken them.

Staying Holiday Healthy
We still have one more holiday where the stove and the oven will be fired to full power to produce yet another fabulous holiday feast.

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The Front Page

Columns

We all need to be more healthy
By J.D. Davidson

Some wishes for the New Year
By Lew Gilliland

The new year is always a fresh start
By Lindsay Slater

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