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Legal Notices for the week of Sept 7 – Sept 13, 2012

  MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE   Default having been made in the payment of the indebtedness described in and secured by that certain mortgage executed by Sue J. Hutchins, an unmarried woman to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc.,(MERS) acting solely as nominee for Lender, America’s Wholesale Lender, Lender’s successors and assigns dated September 3, 2004, and […]

Cothran’s Bakery to mark 50th anniversary

 By Donna Thornton/News Editor

Usually, the one celebrating the anniversary gets the gifts, but when Cothran’s Bakery marks its 50th Sept. 15, the bakery staff will treat everyone else to special prices on sweet treats.

Owner Chris Cothran said all donuts will be 50 cents, regardless of the kind, and there will be other unadvertised specials. That way, Cothran said,

Etowah County Fair set for Sept. 18-22

 By Donna Thornton/News Editor

Preparations are underway for the 73rd annual Etowah County Fair coming to the fairgrounds in Attalla Sept. 18-22. The 2012 fair promises all the traditional elements of the county fair – food, carnival rides and games, exhibits and entertainment. Etowah County’s fair is the second oldest in the state. It is sponsored by the American Legion

Gene Jelks comes home with goal of giving to Gadsden

 By Donna Thornton/News Editor Gene Jelks has come home, to host a ministry outreach event he hopes will bring the Gadsden community together. He’s been away from Gadsden for 25 years, Jelks said, and he gives God the glory for the First Annual Kids Day event, which has brought him home. Kids Day will be […]

Council, IDA Director discuss incentives for industry lead

 By Donna Thornton/Messenger

Gadsden-Etowah Industrial Development Board Executive Director Mike McCain cannot disclose any information about an industrial prospect that is looking for a home, and may be looking at Gadsden.

McCain met in executive session Sept. 4 with members of the Gadsden City Council to get authorization on what incentives Gadsden can offer while trying to attract the industry.

Gadsden City, Etowah receive votes in ASWA poll

Two area teams received votes in the Alabama Sports Writers Association high school football poll released Sept. 5. Gadsden City sits just outside the top 10 as the Titans’ win over Florence on Aug. 31 garnered  the team 26 votes for 11th place in the state. Etowah earned 22 points in 5A following the Blue […]

Locals players recognized by ASWA

A pair of local student-athletes were recognized in the Alabama Sports Writers Association Player of the Week high school football awards.

Sardis’s Toby Pee was nominated for the Offensive Player honors after the senior running back accounted for all four of his team’s touchdowns in a 35-28 loss to Sylvania on Aug. 30. Pee threw an 8-yard halfback pass

Westbrook swarms Yellow Jackets

By Chris McCarthy/Editor Self-inflicted wounds can be lethal. For proof, look no further than last Friday’s Westbrook/Glencoe High football game in Rainbow City. The Yellow Jackets lost a pair of turnovers, committed 10 penalties for 95 yards and had a fumbled snap that resulted in a safety, miscues that sparked the host Warriors to a […]

Last-second field goal pushes Titans past Florence

By Bryan App/Florence Times-Daily Florence tried to overcome a late start to the Jamey DuBose era, rallying from a 13-point halftime deficit against visiting Gadsden City last Friday (Aug. 31). After taking their first lead with 1:57 left in the game, however, the Falcons were hit with heartbreak by the right foot of Austin Piazza. […]