Guntersville Live Cam

Are you looking for that perfect place-a small Southern town with all of the advantages of a larger city?

Guntersville is built on a balanced economy of manufacturing, shipping, retail trade, agriculture, recreation-tourism and retirement recruitment. Three shopping centers plus a downtown area extending for 4 1/2 miles on US Highway 431 provide ample shopping. There are 5 banks with seven offices, plus a savings and loan.

There are several grain mills processing and manufacturing feed for the large broiler processing plant. There are also a variety of manufacturing plants such as garment manufacturing, home furnishings, manufacture of computer components, computer interface equipment, and others. The labor market includes all of Marshall County and part of Blount, Cullman, Jackson, Madison and Dekalb counties. The Marshall Technical School conducts classes for high school students in over 15 fields. These courses have a side range, such as electricity, electronics, automotive repair, machine shop, commercial sewing, etc. Also, the school conducts night classes for adults in skilled trades. Special programs can be developed at the school or through the Alabama Industrial Development Training Program.