Hunter Jones is a News Editor at various publications, including The Sandspur and Times Journal Newspaper. He covers a diverse range of topics, focusing on regional interest and world news, law and legal affairs, and environmental issues, while also addressing social issues and crime, particularly in North America and LATAM. Hunter's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Cureus Journal of Medical Science and Nonprofit Quarterly.
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Hunter Jones focuses on local news, with an emphasis on community events and government announcements in the Scottsboro area of Alabama. He also covers topics such as sports, crime, government & politics, and health & wellbeing.
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By: Hunter Jones, Meredith Klenkel
We are living in a patriarchal system that prioritizes power, profit, and a hypercompetitive culture that overvalues individualism. We can bring back balance by leaning into feminine ways of organizing, building, and creating space for the reality we want to build.
A Scottsboro man was arrested and charged with a list of sex crimes.
By: Hunter Jones
On Dec. 16, the Scottsboro City Council held their final city council meeting for a year, with seven items on their agenda.
By: Hunter Jones
After three and a half years as the Parks and Recreation Director, Donnie Wood had his last day in the position on Friday, Dec. 20. One of his accomplishments as director was the RecCom playground renovation and installation of the We Go Swing, the first wheelchair accessible playground piece of its kind in the state of Alabama.
By: Hunter Jones
In the months of November and December, the holidays surrounding the two typically bring out the feeling of being thankful for what you have and grateful for what you receive.
On Dec. 30, George Brickley of Brickley Radon visited Scottsboro City Hall for Mayor Jim McCamy to sign a proclamation for National Radon Month in January.
By: Hunter Jones
A school trip turned dangerous on Tuesday as a teenage boy fell 20 to 30 feet inside the caves at Tumbling Rock Preserve.
By: Hunter Jones
The Scottsboro City Council held a work session and meeting on Monday.
By: Hunter Jones
Scottsboro High School senior Johnathan Tolliver (right) was the keynote speaker during the Jackson County Voter’s League 15th annual MLK Memorial Day Celebration. After his speech, Jackson County Voter’s League President Howard Hill (left) presented Tolliver with a certificate of appreciation for his work as a student as well as his job as the keynote speaker for this event.
On Jan. 15, the Scottsboro Fire Department announced their launch of Community Connect on their Facebook page, calling it a ‘free, secure way to help our first responders help you.’
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