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First Day for Dade County Schools Brings Happy Students and Parents Through the Doors

Superintendent Dr. Jan Harris appeared on the COVID-10 Update for Dade County with a bandanna over her face and dressed in western wear. 'We've got our boots and spurs on in Dade County Schools because our boys and girls came back to school today," Harris ...

Large Amount of Narcotics Packaged as Candy Seized in DeKalb County

Agents with the DeKalb County Sheriff's Office Narcotics Unit seized a large amount of Narcotics, Drug Paraphernalia, and Cash on Godfrey Avenue in Fort Payne. Eight people were arrested, including two juveniles. The incident began when agents conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle that ...
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Dr Jane Griffin, Eric Stultz and Mike Cameron win in local Runoff

Jane Griffin wins the runoff for Dade County’s School Board District 5 At Large seat.   Mike Cameron will represent Dade and Walker counties in the Georgia Legislature as District 1 representative.   _____ Walker County Board of Commissioners is set. Eric Stultz defeated Alan Painter in the runoff.      

How Dade Schools will handle positive COVID-19 cases and exposures

Less than two days before the start of school  K-WIN Today with Evan Stone hosted Dade County Superintendent Dr. Jan Harris to share information on the start of school. Harris shared information from a newsletter she sent out on Monday regarding how schools were handling ...
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City of Trenton Begins Budget Process for 2021; Receives $112,000 in CARES Act Funds

As the City of Trenton starts working on the 2021 budget, CARES Act funds have been deposited in the city's account. The Trenton City Commission held their August City Commission work session and meeting Monday night. On the agenda, as with the county, was CARES ...

New Ordinances and Amendments Approved and Discussed by Dade Commissioners

Several changes to county ordinances including the addition of new ordinances and amendments for other ordinances. The final reading of the amendments to two county ordinances allowing Sunday package sales and Sunday liquor by the drink sales was held during the August County Commission meeting. ...
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One Student Athlete along with a Dade Middle School Employee test positive

Making sure the Parents and the community are kept informed Dr.Jan Harris sent another text out today announcing that a Student Athlete and a DMS SPED Employee has tested positive. DADECS: We promise to keep you informed with the latest COVID19 data. One DMS ...

Dade Board of Education holds 2 Public Hearings Today

The Dade Board of Education holds 2 public hearings today one at 12 Noon and the other at 6 PM The public hearings are for the proposed tax increase to accept the growth in the county digest as the board prepares to set the millage ...
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Dade Receives Over $700,000 in State and Federal Funding due to COVID-19

Dade County's E-911/Emergency Management (EMA) Director Alex Case announced the receipt of funds to help offset costs due to COVID-19. Case spoke at the August County Commission meeting explaining the funds received, process to use them, and deadlines, and asked for Commissioners to approve someone ...

Townsend Named as Georgia Clerk of the Year

A member of the Dade County administrative office received a special honor during Thursday night's August County Commission Meeting. County Executive Ted Rumley asked County Clerk Don Townsend to attend the meeting. Townsend has been home as his wife battles cancer. Rumley surprised Townsend with ...
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