The Messenger

By Cole Frederick

In & around SEC baseball

Week 10 review
Auburn

The Tigers finished the regular season on a positive note as they won their third consecutive series. Auburn defeated Arkansas twice last weekend to improve to 33-23 overall and 13-17 in conference play.

Alabama

The Crimson Tide traveled to Nashville and upset the Vanderbilt Commodores in one game last weekend. Despite losing the series, Alabama became only the third

By Danny "The Vagabond" Crownover

How did Gadsden get started? Part one

The Vagabond has been asked many times as to how Gadsden was started. One of Gadsden early historian and Mayor, Charles P. Smith (1863-1929) wrote about the early Gadsden and how it got started. His notes are as follows:

The Earliest Days

“Gadsden has no written history, although it has been a history maker from its inception, except in encyclopedia and in

Braun Pee runs the ball during Sardis' spring scrimmage against Southside.

Sardis tops Southside in spring scrimmage

By Shannon J. Allen/Sand Mountain Reporter

The Class 4A Sardis High varsity football team wrapped up its third spring practice under head coach Gene Hill by knocking off Class 5A Southside 14-10, on Monday (May 20) at Southside.

Sardis’ defense forced a third-and-26 situation on the opening series of the varsity game, but the Panthers responded with a tackle-breaking touchdown run of

Messenger Community Calendar for May-June

On the first Saturday of every month, Gadsden Regional’s Women’s & Children’s department will conduct free childbirth classes from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Gadsden Regional Room of Building 500 on the GRMC campus. The classes include sessions on infant care with pediatricians; a presentation by Success By 6 on infant and child development; sessions about pain control/

By Dot Kelley

A Memo from God

Today I will be handling all of your problems. Please remember that I do not need your help.

If life delivers you a situation you cannot handle, do not attempt to resolve it. Kindly put it in the S.F.G.T.D (Something for God to do) box.

It will be addressed in (my) time, not yours. Once the matter is placed into the