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Each year, the Fort Payne Board of Education presents its Employees of the Year awards to teachers, transportation and CNP workers and classroom aides for their “above and beyond” actions for students. Each award recipient was nominated by their peers in the school system and plaques were presented on Tuesday by Fort Payne Superintendent Jim Cunningham. The following award recipients were present Tuesday to receive their plaques: • Steve Black, Fort Payne High School Teacher of the Year • Lisa Powell, Wills Valley Teacher of the Year • Peyton Richey, Williams Avenue E...

May 14, 2021 A nursery that has been established for more than 20 years and achieved its third consecutive 'outstanding' report from Ofsted last year is relocating. Subscribe to our daily newsletter! Sign Up Georgia Littleford, Lara Lloyd, Penelope Beasley-Swift and Hattie Littleford celebrate the achievement Worfield Caterpillars were praised by Ofsted following an inspection last year, shortly before the coronavirus pandemic hit – so the children were unable to celebrate properly until recently. The not-for-profit nursery has been based in Worfield for more than 20 years but will soon be ...

Chocolate Festival Autumn Bouchard (right) of the Relay for Life Pictures of Hope team assists Verna Espling (left) and Vera Langley of Caribou with choosing chocolate treats during Relay's Chocolate Festival. (Melissa Lizotte | The Star Herald) Autumn Bouchard (right) of the Relay for Life Pictures of Hope team assists Verna Espling (left) and Vera Langley of Caribou with choosing chocolate treats during Relay's Chocolate Festival. (Melissa Lizotte | The Star Herald) Chocolate festival proves successful for Relay for Life teams The Aroostook Centre Mall quickly filled with hundreds of pe...

New Market I & II solar farm projects debated By Tim Colliver - tcolliver@aimmediamidwest.com Wright There were no fireworks during the Ohio Power Siting Board’s (OPSB)public hearing held Tuesday night remotely on both YouTube and Webex, but while eight people gave thumbs up to the proposed New Market I & II solar farms, three others were steadfastly against it. At issue is the Hecate Energy proposal to construct a combined 100-megawatt solar power generating facility on nearly 1,000 acres of land in southeastern Highland County in Whiteoak and Clay townships. The Chicago-based energy comp...