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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Fort Payne, Alabama, United States (Local)
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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The City of Fort Payne’s Zoning Board of Adjustments and the Planning Commission will meet Tuesday, July 9.
Family and friends are mourning the loss of Kristy Gladden Hancock– described as a kind, ‘happy-go-lucky’ mother, daughter, wife and cousin.
Everyone knows the Fourth of July is one of those days for waving the flag.
The Fort Payne Chamber of Commerce kicked off a new event Friday -- Breakfast Biz & Bites – with an early morning gathering at The Garage on Gault.
Pictured above is a portion of the former GH Metal property, now owned by the City of Fort Payne. Mayor Brian Baine said city leaders have ideas for developing the two-block long stretch to make the city's thriving downtown even more of an attraction, and an enhancement to the quality of life for city residents.
The Fort Payne City Council had special visitors last week – puppies, brought to the meeting by volunteers at the DeKalb County Animal Shelter.
The Rainsville City Council voted last week to accept a paving bid from Wiregrass Construction for work on several city streets and roads.
By: Donna Thornton
A 19-year-old was killed early Saturday morning when his vehicle crashed during a police pursuit, according to Alabama State Troopers.
The Rainsville City Council voted in a special called meeting Wednesday to approve the sale of bonds in an agreement with Raymond James.
Todd Bowen is the new assistant police chief in the City of Rainsville, after action by the council this week.
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