Fear Not, Bear Fruit
The thing that troubled me most as I began to seek the Lord in my life was the permanence of it all. In seeking security in God I also experienced a sense of not being able to turn back to my old ways. The more that the knowledge of God was raining on me, the more afraid I became
Gadsden’s city elections results listed
By Sarrah Peters
News Editor
Gadsden City Council and Mayoral elections were held on Tuesday, Aug. 26.
While these results are not final, due to provisional ballots, they are close to the final figures.
Mayor Sherman Guyton was re-elected for his fourth term. The other candidates were J. Holland, Mitchell James, and Michael Shell. Guyton received the majority with 56 percent,
Voters say yes to Sunday liquor sales
By Sarrah Peters News Editor Gadsden voters on Tuesday, Aug. 26 didn’t just vote on city representatives. They also voted on whether or not to allow the sale of alcohol all seven days of the week, including Sunday. The votes showed overwhelming support for selling on Sunday, with 68 percent voting for it. A total […]
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Week 1 Previews and Predictions
Saturday, Aug. 30
Tennessee-Martin at Kentucky. A year removed from a 2-10 season, Mark Stoops and the Wildcats have an opportunity
EMA offers CERT certification
By Sarrah Peters
News Editor
Gadsden/Etowah County Emergency Management Agency (EMA) is offering a CERT, or Community Emergency Response Team, class.
CERT certified individuals are able to help the community in times of emergency and disaster. Many call in and ask where they can help during bad weather and other emergencies. Currently, the members are being organized into area-based groups that
Gadsden City hosts longtime rival Oxford
Oxford (1-0) at Gadsden City (1-0) Last meeting: Oxford 6, GCHS 0 (2013) Series record: Gadsden City 6, Oxford 3 By Gene Stanley/Sports Correspondent After successfully opening the season with a double-overtime road win over Auburn High, Class 7A Gadsden City will try for a home victory tonight (Aug. 29) against long-time rival Oxford, which remained a […]
Chick-fil-A hosts fundraising races
By Sarrah Peters
News Editor
Gadsden’s 4th Street Chick-fil-A will host their 2nd annual 5K, 10K and 1-mile Fun Run on Sept 6.
The 10k and 5k races will begin at 8 a.m. in the Coosa Valley YMCA parking lot. The 1-mile Fun Run will begin at 9:30 a.m. There will also be a Family Fun Zone with free activities and
Chick-fil-A hosts fundraising races
By Sarrah Peters
News Editor
Gadsden’s 4th Street Chick-fil-A will host their 2nd annual 5K, 10K and 1-mile Fun Run on Sept 6.
The 10k and 5k races will begin at 8 a.m. in the Coosa Valley YMCA parking lot. The 1-mile Fun Run will begin at 9:30 a.m. There will also be a Family Fun Zone with free activities and
Etowah looking to rebound against Cullman
Cullman (0-1) at Etowah (0-1)
Last meeting: Cullman 24, Etowah 14 (206)
Series record: Cullman, 11-5-1
By Gene Stanley/Sports Correspondent
With a bit more luck, the 0-1 records posted by both the Bearcats and Blue De-vils could easily be 1-0.
Etowah lost to Northridge by a mere two points, while Arab defeated Cullman by a single touchdown.
“I figure (Cullman) will execute better