One of the Alabama communities we know and serve.
Boaz sits atop the Sand Mountain plateau in Northeast Alabama, between Gadsden and Guntersville. Most of the city is in Marshall County, with part extending into Etowah County.
The area was settled in the early 1850s, and the town was founded on November 11, 1878, when several families led by the Sparks family relocated from Georgia. Boaz incorporated in 1897, and its economy grew from the farmland of Sand Mountain.
In the 1970s Boaz was one of the first places in Alabama to attract factory outlet stores. Today the historic downtown is home to local small businesses, and Snead State Community College is within walking distance.
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Boaz City Schools serves the city through Corley Elementary, Boaz Elementary, Boaz Intermediate, Boaz Middle and Boaz High. Confirm the assigned school for a specific address with the district.
What county is Boaz in?
Boaz is mostly in Marshall County, with part of the city in Etowah County.
Which school district serves Boaz?
Boaz City Schools, which operates Corley Elementary, Boaz Elementary, Boaz Intermediate, Boaz Middle and Boaz High.
Is there a college in Boaz?
Yes. Snead State Community College has its main campus in Boaz, within walking distance of downtown.
When was Boaz founded?
Boaz was founded on November 11, 1878, and incorporated in 1897.
What highways run through Boaz?
U.S. Highway 431 and State Highway 205 run north-south through Boaz, and State Highway 168 runs east-west.