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Thursday, September 2, 2010 | DeKalb County's Oldest Newspaper

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Order up
Blake Williams puts together plates at Zaxby’s in Fort Payne on Wednesday. The restaurant is one of several around DeKalb County that touts a high health rating.

News

Making the grade
More people are paying attention to food inspection scores when they decide to eat out.

Rape suspect charged with second crime
A Crossville man, already facing rape charges in Etowah County, was charged Tuesday with raping his housekeeper.

Local gas prices below national average
Oil prices sailed higher Wednesday as improvement in the manufacturing industry eased some fears about the strength of the global recovery.

Parents have option to monitor school lunch
Fort Payne City schools officials are offering a new service to help parents manage student lunch accounts.

Boom Days to offer free fun
Boom Days is right around the corner, and there are many activities festival-goers can enjoy for free.

Editorials

Riley’s Priorities Don’t Seem To Add Up
We have a devastating man-made disaster off the Gulf coast that has hit the region extremely hard economically.

Alabama At The Bottom of the List
It was already apparent that Alabama’s cash-starved public schools weren’t going to get help from the federal Race to the Top competition.

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Sports

Fort Payne players cope with accident
Fort Payne High School football players spent Tuesday coping with the news that a teammate had been seriously injured in an accident.

Auburn has higher expectations
The Auburn football team will enter the 2010 season with higher expectations and several newcomers who will play key roles.

High School Football Scoreboard

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DeKalb Living

Helpin' and Haulin'
Special Fun Run, 5k remembers special local girl

On a Mission
Maranatha Baptist Church of Rainsville always goes on a mission trip each year.

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