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Area Champs
Fort Payne beat Arab 95-35 Saturday night to win the girls’ Class 5A, Area 14 tournament championship. Pictured with head coach Steve Sparks are starters (from left) Tori Edwards, Nique Edwards, Conner Jordan, Taylor Dean and Alicia Williams.

 
 
News

BREAKING NEWS: Schools closing at 10:30 a.m.
DeKalb County schools will close Monday, Feb. 8, at 10:30 a.m. due to possible approaching inclement weather.

Student, bus driver called heroes
A Crossville School bus driver and student are being hailed as heroes for helping victims at a burning house in Aroney last week

Schools to consider technology bid
The DeKalb County Board of Education will have its regular meeting this month a little early

Text lands four in jail
A woman who apparently thought she sent a text to a drug dealer Saturday instead sent it to a DeKalb County deputy sheriff.

Gap almost finished
The DeKalb County Commission expects to hear updates from the Road Department Tuesday, including recent road damage and the ongoing work on Sylvania Gap Road.

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Editorials

Public Needs To Know More About Annexation
It’s little secret Fort Payne’s growth is slightly constricted by our land and by our city limits.

Schools Deserve Credit For Fewer Dropouts
It’s a shame, especially during these times, our school systems need to focus so much attention on keeping teenagers in high school.

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Sports

Fort Payne girls dismantle Arab
Fort Payne simply dismantled Arab in the championship game of the girls' Class 5A, Area 14 high school basketball tournament.

Fort Payne qualifies 11 wrestlers for state
Fort Payne will take a sizeable contingent to state after a solid showing in the Class 5A, Section 2 high school wrestling tournament.

High School Football Scoreboard

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DeKalb Living

New arts council forming
A new art organization is in the works to serve several counties.

4-H students get help with studies
The DeKalb County 4-H Plant Lovers and Tree Huggers Junior Master Gardeners club recently received a grant to help aid in their studies.

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The Front Page


Columns

Manning vs. Brees is intriguing
By Lew Gilliland

Signing day just start for coaches, players
By Lew Gilliland

Proof we’re a community of caring and compass
By J.D. Davidson


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