HAMILTON — The Hamilton City Council has quite the wait on their hands as they announced they will wait for Matt Sims’ 90 day absence to be complete in order to vacate his seat on the council.
Austin Poling is arrested for the murder of his father.
HAMILTON — A Hamilton resident was arrested for murder and cruelty to animals this past week in connection to a shooting that took place near Harper’s Junction.
Shown is the intersection of First Avenue and U.S. Highway 43 in Hamilton, now without its notorious traffic lights.
HAMILTON — The bell has finally tolled for Hamilton’s First Avenue traffic lights after the Alabama Department of Transportation permanently removed them on Friday, March 17.
Hamilton used yellow caution lights in place of typical traffic lights on the street for a trial run this past month.
Construction crews began working on the new jail site in Hamilton on Monday, March 13.
HAMILTON — Marion County has its new jail architect after the county commission unanimously voted to hire Jim Berry Associated Architect's new architect Paul Butler.
GUIN — During the Guin city council’s regular meeting on Monday, March 6, the council was reminded of pending legislation that would slowly phase out occupational taxes in the state of Alabama.
Northwest Alabama Economic Development Alliance (C3) CEO Tom Wisemiller speaks to Marion County Commissioners during a meeting.
HAMILTON — Marion County is back in the Northwest Alabama Economic Development Alliance (C3) after commissioners voted to rejoin the economic development group lead by CEO Tom Wisemiller.
HAMILTON — In Jan. 2020, I was sitting at The Millhouse Coffee & Cafe journaling and writing down all my goals for that year. First and foremost - a new job. I spent the previous three years working at Red Lobster in Tupelo and a new job was long overdue for me.
HAMILTON — Marion County Sheriff Kevin Williams has yet again had to hire a new jailer to work at the Marion County Jail in Hamilton after some time dealing with high turnover at the facility.
HAMILTON — “The weather outside is frightful,” might be an accurate statement for this Christmas in northern Alabama. The National Weather Service has forecast a “bitterly cold air mass” to move into the area Thursday night.