Donna Thornton is a journalist based in Fort Payne, Alabama. She has written for various local newspapers, including the Times Journal, Sand Mountain Reporter, Jackson County Sentinel, Gadsden Times, and The Tuscaloosa News. Her articles cover a range of topics, including local news, community events, human interest stories, and entertainment.
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Donna's coverage largely focuses on local community events, government and politics, as well as sports. She frequently covers announcements and events in the Fort Payne area of Alabama.
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Fort Payne police and city officials cut the ribbon Monday on the renovated police building.
Fort Payne’s next mayor and council will be better compensated, after action Tuesday by the current office-holders.
By: Donna Thornton, Linda Stiefel
Alabama Speaker of the House Nathaniel Ledbetter and Northeast Alabama Community College President Dr. David Campbell check out the just-unveiled signage naming the college's new softball stadium in honor of the local lawmaker. See more photos on page A5.
The countdown is on to Christmas, and some of Santa’s best helpers must have help to ensure a merry one for DeKalb County families in need during this holiday season.
Newly-sworn commissioners Brent Rhodes and Shane Wooten (fourth and fifth from left) joined Lester Black, Ron Saferite, and Commission President Ricky Harcrow in Wednesday's commission meeting.
The DeKalb County Commission presented retiring DeKalb County Industrial Development Authority Executive Director Jimmy Durham with a resolution Wednesday in honor of his 30 years or service. Pictured from left: Lester Black, Ron Saferite, Ricky Harcrow, Durham, Brent Rhodes and Shane Wooten.
The City of Fort Payne Planning Commission, after long discussions about regulations for short term rental properties, has a plan to present to the Fort Payne City Council for consideration.
The Fort Payne City Council met in a special called meeting last Tuesday that led to discussion, but no immediate action to shore up the city’s animal control regulations in
Rainsville city leaders broke ground Monday on the construction site for the new public works building. Construction should begin next week and estimated completion date is April 2025.
The DeKalb County Board of Education took care of personnel actions and routine, post-election, business at its meeting last week.
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