The WET Foundation – which has taken over the work of the old lake stakeholders group and oversees the privately funded part of the lake’s weed management program – has ...

With May being Mental Health Awareness Month, I'm sure all of us have had it on our minds. Recently I was asked about men’s mental health and why it isn’t talked about very much. Naturally this ...

It has been an incredible year in sports for Guntersville High School, and that even extends to bass fishing. Brothers Hudson and Oliver Skidmore, a junior and freshman respectively, fish on the ...

The warm spring and lack of rainfall caused those troublesome lake weeks to take off a few weeks earlier than normal this year in Guntersville Lake. So the program of weed control in the lake is ...

Melanie Goff and Susan McKenney are on opposite ends of the political spectrum. Melanie is the leader of the Marshall County Republican Women’s Club. Susan is the chairman of the ...

Alabama’s oldest statewide historical society, held their 77th annual meeting in Fairhope, near Mobile. Since 1947, the AHA has provided opportunities for meaningful engagement with ...

It was an entire weekend of Guntersville’s athletes finishing higher than anyone had projected them to. In the end, that ...

The City School Board met in a special called session Monday to approve the hiring of Jeremiah Haynes – a state championships coach at North Sand Mountain – to lead ...

Fresh off their successful member trip to Italy, the Lake Guntersville Chamber of Commerce is now planning a trip to Greece. Here’s what Sarah Kate Edmondson said of the adventure: ...

I just wanted to reach out to Francis Pilkington and Larry Sorter; "Thank you, thank you, thank you,” for proving my points on the importance of preserving our Southern heritage, history, and culture!

May is graduation season in Marshall County. Here’s when graduation is scheduled for Guntersville and the Marshall County schools: ...