Centre, Alabama, is the home of beautiful Weiss Lake, 33,000 acres of blue water known as "The Crappie Capitol Of The World," located in Cherokee County, in the very center of the County.

Established in 1832 on the site of the Indian village Costa--and originally named Jefferson--Cedar Bluff boasted several industries, including mercantile, mills, and hotels. Cotton was and remains the primary crop of local farmers. Over time, Cedar Bluff grew into a thriving hamlet around the town square. Today, the Square remains the town's centerpiece, and features a modern walking track, playground, volleyball court, and pavilion.