Ron Harris Eagle is a journalist for the Daily Mountain Eagle, focusing on local news and events in Jasper, Alabama. With a keen eye for community stories, Ron covers a range of topics including local government, community events, business developments, and human interest stories.
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DORA — The Dora City Council recognized a former city council member and lifelong Dora resident during Thursday’s meeting at City Hall.
By: Ron Harris Eagle
A property at the center of a controversy surrounding a proposed medical cannabis processing facility is a step closer to moving outside the city limits.
By: Ron Harris
Jasper High students were given an opportunity Wednesday to get a closer look at opportunities given to those choosing a career in the U.S. Army.
The second phase of a $5 million paving project in Jasper will begin next week.
DORA — City council members approved a pay raise for an administrative assistant Mayor Hezikiah Walker Jr. said was crucial to helping the city run smoothly.
A few spots are left for the Kiwanis Club of Jasper’s inaugural Kiwanis Pickleball Classic that’s set for Saturday, May 18, at the new pickleball courts near Swann Gym at Memorial Park.
By: Ron Harris Eagle
Officials from Spectrum presented the Walker County Community Action Agency (WCCAA) a $50,000 grant on Saturday through the Spectrum Community Center Assist (SCCA), the company’s $30 million philanthropic initiative to
Jasper City Council members introduced a mid-year amendment to the city’s budget Tuesday morning that will provide additional funding for several upcoming expenditures.
Eighteen Hispanic residents in Jasper were recognized last Thursday afternoon at T.R. Simmons Elementary School for completing a four-month EL (English Learners) class hosted by the Jasper City School System.
Because of a scheduling conflict, the date for a community meeting planned in Dora has been changed.
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