Mountain Valley News

Mountain Valley News A weekly hometown newspaper covering DeKalb County, Alabama

DeKalb County Board of Education Meeting 7/17/25
07/17/2025

DeKalb County Board of Education Meeting 7/17/25

07/17/2025

DeKalb County Board of Education Meeting 7/17/25
Due to poor internet connection the end of the meeting was not recorded.

07/16/2025

🐄💩 IT'S BACK — The Cow Plop Fundraiser Returns! 💩🐄

After a few years away, our community favorite is making a grand comeback at Meet the Hornets on August 9 at 4 PM!

Get your Cow Plop squares now for a chance to win $1000 — each square could be the lucky one!

Join us for a "LOAD" of fun, laughter, and Hornet spirit as we celebrate the 2025 football season kickoff. Don’t miss out on this hilarious and exciting tradition that brings everyone together!

Support your Hornets, have fun, and maybe take home the big prize!

07/16/2025
07/15/2025

Fort Payne City Council 7/15/25

07/14/2025

Rainsville City Council Meeting 7-14-25

07/14/2025

A fatal accident involving heavy equipment and a motorcycle has occurred near the intersection of AL-75 and CR-134. Please find an alternate route and avoid the area. Please pray for those involved and the first responders on scene. -Chief Malone

07/08/2025

DeKalb County Commission Meeting 7/8/25

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Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm

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The Mountain Valley News (MVN) came into existence when Rainsville natives, Nathaniel and Teresa Ledbetter, bought out the DeKalb Advertiser to bring a newspaper back to the city of Rainsville. An eight-person staff printed the inaugural edition of MVN on November 1, 2011. In May of 2013, we moved to our current location at 450 Main Street West in Rainsville. We now have a six-person staff, have added magazines, television, and radio shows, and most recently a second newspaper called North Jackson Press, and now are under the ownership of Arlan “Monk” and Sherri Blevins.