The Geraldine Town Council welcomed their newest councilmember Monday night.
Seth Maddox, of Fyffe, was recently named the 2019 Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) U.S. National Champion in Microsoft PowerPoint 2016.
Geraldine High School Seniors on Friday held a balloon release in memory of deceased classmate, Koy Spears. Spears was reported missing more than two weeks ago, and the 18-year-old’s body was recently discovered by fishermen at South Sauty Creek.
“Geraldine’s cheerleader” is what Mayor Chuck Ables calls Rubye Turner because she is so knowledgeable and dedicated to the town.
High School band directors of Geraldine and Sylvania took their band members on a trip to provide them with valuable memories.
GERALDINE — The Geraldine Bulldogs stormed to a 49-0 triumph over Brindlee Mountain in Friday night’s Class 3A, Region 7 matchup.
The Geraldine Bulldogs couldn’t run with the Red Devils on Friday night. Class 2A, No. 2 Fyffe scored five times on the ground in a 41-7 victory over the Bulldogs.
Dr. David Campbell, President of Northeast Alabama Community College, is pleased to announce that 159 students made the President’s and Dean’s lists during the summer semester.
Alabama farmers set aside concerns about prices and weather to focus on learning and fellowship at the Alabama Farmers Federation’s 46th Commodity Producers Conference Aug. 2-4 in Montgomery.
Anyone looking for a quick cup of coffee and a tasty bite to eat, can use their cellphone to order ahead and make a pit stop at The Frothy Dog, Geraldine’s new coffee shop.
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Geraldine High School named Jason Mayfield as its interim principal on Tuesday.
The Geraldine Police Department is hosting a “Cops and Kids Day” for the community and will offer free food and many activities.
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The 10th annual Race to Embrace was held at the Fort Payne High School football stadium on Friday.
Ad valorem renewal was an important topic discussed in the monthly DeKalb County Board of Education’s regular meeting.
The town of Geraldine recently heard from Sherrie Hiett, a victim services director at Family Services of North Alabama.
JACKSONVILLE – The Geraldine Lady Bulldogs were proud to make their first regional semifinals appearance in 10 years Saturday, but couldn’t pull off the upset win they needed to keep their season alive against the No. 2-ranked Pisgah Lady Eagles.
JACKSONVILLE – Class 3A’s top-ranked Plainview Bears made quick work of the Geraldine Bulldogs and ran away with an 89-55 win in an early-morning matchup in Saturday’s 3A Northeast Regional Semifinals.
The DeKalb County Homemakers met on Jan. 24 at the Crossville Experimental Station.
One graduating senior from each of the 10 high schools in DeKalb County will be honored Feb. 20 during a reception to be held in Fort Payne.
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Crystal Chandler, a junior at Geraldine High School, isn’t afraid to buck trends or try new things.
The city of Geraldine’s police department returned to full staff after the council agreed to hire Jeremy Sides during Monday’s meeting.
An investigation into a potential human trafficking case of a minor led the DeKalb County Sheriff’s Office investigators, deputies, Drug and Major Crimes Unit and district attorney investigators to find multiple marijuana grows and nearly 200 plants.
Geraldine Assistant Police Chief Matt Crum was recently approved by the city council to lead Geraldine’s police department.
The town of Geraldine has announced Geraldine resident Verlon White as its Christmas Parade Grand Marshal.
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Earlier this month, local legislators donated $15,000 to the town of Geraldine to purchase new lights at the walking track and Senior Center, and the town of Geraldine hired a new police chief.
Geraldine High School Student Government Association hosted the 50th annual Veterans Day Program on Thursday in the gymnasium. Veterans from around the county were recognized for their service.
The Geraldine High School Student Government Association is hosting its 50th annual Veterans Day Program on Nov. 9 at 10 a.m.
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Sylvania and Geraldine High School band members will grace our nation’s capitol with patriotic tunes next year when the two bands travel to Washington, D.C. for a joint performance Oct. 6.
