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Walnut Grove High Reunion is June 8

The third annual reunion of all former students of Walnut Grove High School is scheduled for 2 p.m. June 8 at Sarah’s Cafe, 3225 U.S. 278 in Altoona.

Walnut Grove High School was consolidated in the fall of 1966 with West End High School. Anyone who attended Walnut Grove is invited to Sarah’s Cafe to enjoy food and fellowship with former

Veterans honored in Memorial Day event

By Donna Thornton/News Editor

The sacrifice of our na-tion’s veterans was honored May 27 in Gadsden with a solemn ceremony at the Col. Ola Lee Mize Patriots Park adjacent to Noccalula Falls.

The ceremony, organized by the Gadsden-Etowah Patriots Association, brought speaker retired CSM Leon Caffie to Gadsden.

“We come here today not to mourn but to celebrate,” Caffie said, the strength of

City of Gadsden recognized for latest alternative fuel innovation

By Donna Thornton/News Editor

Mark Bentley, Executive Director of the Alabama Clean Fuels Commission praised the City of Gadsden and its leaders for taking initiative to use and even produced alternative fuels that are better for the environment and more cost-effective for the city.

Bentley spoke May 29 at a press conference at the Gadsden Public Works Department’s new dedicated B20 biodiesel

Church of the Holy Comforter marks 125th anniversary

The Church of the Holy Comforter celebrated its 125th anniversary in May, as it welcomed a new rector. The church that began with a meeting in the Printup Hotel in 1888 marked this auspicious milestone with the a series of events and with reflection on the church’s history.

The anniversary celebration began on May 4 with an organ recital including vocals.