Bob Spencer speaks about paving roads, downtown in Stevenson State of City address
With 2023 nearly wrapped up, the City of Stevenson held its annual State of the City on Tuesday.
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With 2023 nearly wrapped up, the City of Stevenson held its annual State of the City on Tuesday.
The Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) is expected to repair work on Capt. John Snodgrass Bridge, between Stevenson and Flat Rock on Highway 117, this summer.
On Dec. 10, the state of Kentucky was ravaged by a devastating tornado cluster. As of Monday, the death toll is at 77, making the tornadoes the deadliest in the
Jackson County Commission approves funding for RV campsite at Stevenson Park Jackson County Commission approves a new RV site in Stevenson By Stefante Randall | March 15, 2021 at 7:10 PM CDT - Updated March 15 at 7:11 PM STEVENSON, Ala. (WAFF) - The town of Stevenson is hoping a new $25,000 investment will pay off by bringing in more revenue. Last week the Jackson County Commission approved $25,000 in funding to help create a new campsite at Stevenson Park. That money comes from the Jackson County Commission. Adding an RV site to the park has been a hope of city leaders for years. Mayor ...
Stevenson Mayor Rickey Steele will continue with another term after a complaint regarding the August 2020 election was dismissed recently. Mike Cloud filed a legal complaint after to losing to Steele 424-301 on Aug. 25, 2020. Cloud claimed he received 246 votes to Steeleâs 147 votes cast at the polls. However, Cloud said he received 55 absentee votes, while Steele received 277 absentee votes. In the complaint, Cloud claimed the absentee ballots had people who were not qualified to vote, not registered to vote, had been convicted of felonies and some who didnât live in Stevenson. Bot...