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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It’s time for the 69th Annual DeKalb County VFW Agricultural Fair:
Work continued on sidewalks this week, and another meeting is planned for today to continue talks about the project.
Fort Payne’s Carter Blalock had six rushes against Hazel Green for 50 yards and a touchdown.
By: Donna Thornton
The Fort Payne City Council planned to meet for discussion only in a work session Wednesday.
Among actions at the DeKalb County Board of Education’s regularly scheduled October meeting there was good news for children not yet enrolled in county schools.
Kristen and Colby Gann laugh with their son, wearing their 'Transplant Tough'shirts. Colby Gann is recovering from a heart and kidney transplant performed at Vanderbuilt Hospital. A fundraiser is planned to help offset costs of living in Nashville for several weeks so doctors can monitor his recovery.
City leaders expect work to be completed soon on the renovations for the Fort Payne Police Department building.
There’s a whole slate of holidays ahead, but the City of Rainsville is preparing already for Independence Day, 2025.
Honors and appreciation abounded Monday at the Henagar Community Center, as members of the Alabama’s Mountains, Rivers & Valleys Resource, Conservation & Development Council recognized two local lawmakers who make
Voters go to the polls Tuesday to decide who will be president of the United States of America for the next four years – and not much else on DeKalb
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