Legal notices for the week of Aug. 22 – Aug. 28, 2014
______________MORTGAGE
FORECLOSURE SALE
Default having been made in the payment of the indebtedness secured by that certain mortgage dated December 18, 2008, executed by Robyn Janae Weeks Thomas and Tyson D. Thomas, wife and husband, to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. solely as nominee for Integrity Mortgage LLC, which mortgage was recorded on December 29, 2008,
Lloyd Wagnon and the early Noble family
The Vagabond recently spoke with Lloyd Wagnon, who manages to still keep a busy life.
After becoming Alabama’s youngest Registered Professional Land Surveyor in 1949, Wagnon entered private practice in Gadsden. Through the years, he designed and executed many of the area’s finest residential subdivisions and established many land boundaries throughout Etowah County.
Wagnon served the City of Gadsden as a member
Southern Cooking with Andy Bedwell
Cornbread Skillet Casserole and Winter Fruit Salad
My sister discovered these two recipes when she was clearing out a drawer in her kitchen. My mother had several different places that she placed her recipes. I cannot believe that I missed these when I was writing my cookbook I thought I had covered all of the little places. Mother and I talked
The Neighborhood Scoop by Dr. Cynthia L. Toles
One of the most memorable events for a family is family reunion. Family members and friends get together to reminiscence about the past, present and future.
During the weekend of Aug.15, the Price-Wright-Green family traveled to Washington D.C. in celebration of their 68 years of the family getting together.
Some of the family members in the Alabama and Georgia
The jobs problem is solvable
There’s no doubt we have a jobs problem in the state of Alabama. We are the only state in the country with a rising unemployment rate, which is now at 7 percent. Last year, the state created only 366 new jobs, and we are now ranked 49th in the country for job creation. By Gov. Robert Bentley’s own measuring stick,
Resource Center helps support education
Larry Means, Mayor of Attalla, recently visited the Gadsden City Schools Parent Teacher Resource Center. Means was excited about the availability of resources for students. During his visit, Means received a “prescription education packet” made for his granddaughter, who attends an elementary school in the district.
Any student enrolled in a Gadsden City School is eligible for these services. Parents or
Dragon Boat race raises money to build homes
By Sarrah Peters
Over 30 competitive and recreational teams participated in Etowah Gadsden Habitat for Humanity’s Dragon Boat Race Festival fundraiser on Aug. 16.
In the competitive division, Crossfit Rabid Red won first place with a time of 1:03.229. In second, the Athletic Club placed with a time of 1:04.798. In third, Brute/NEO had a time of 1:05.448.
Although the scores were close
School rivals compete in fundraiser
By Sarrah Peters/News Editor
Ronnie Watkins Ford hosted Drive 4 Ur School on Aug. 16.
The fundraiser offered $20 to schools for each person that test drove a car, regardless of whether or not they bought the new cars.
Two schools participated in the fundraiser. Rivals Hokes Bluff High and Glencoe High both encouraged participants to test drive a car for their school.
Glencoe
Glencoe council member earns advanced municipal certificate
City of Glencoe council member Danny Wagnon recently earned the professional designation of Advanced Certified Municipal Official. In order to achieve this high honor, a municipal official must first complete 40 credit hours of training conducted or endorsed by the Alabama League of Municipalities to receive the designation of Certified Municipal Official. The individual then […]