Alabama City Hoyt Warsham Library re-opened
By Sarrah Peters
News Editor
At 2 p.m. on Tuesday, October 20, The Hoyt Warsham Library, the Alabama City branch of the Gadsden Public Library was re-opened after being closed for six months for repairs.
The grand re-opening featured the Emma Samsom Middle School Choir, who sang a rendition of “Don’t Stop Believing” by rock group Journey. Light refreshments were served
Attalla hosts Heritage Day
By Kaitlin Fleming
Staff Correspondent
The City of Attalla hosted its 28th Annual Heritage Day on Saturday, October 17. The event started at 9 a.m. with Attalla Mayor Larry Means welcoming everyone followed by the opening prayer, national anthem, a presentation and a performance from the Etowah High School Band.
The streets of historic downtown Attalla were packed with people from
The Vagabond – Strange happenings around Etowah County Part IV
The Vagabond has place together several strange happenings in Etowah County. We have discussed such things as a Bigfoot roaming here locally and 12-foot giants found buried in Whorton’s Bend! The Vagabond has actually witnessed some of these strange happenings, including sightings of UFOs and aliens. This week we will discuss UFOs found around Etowah County. Unfortunately, there have
Pious Bob – The Power and Glory Forever
In the Book of Isaiah 42:1-9 we hear foretold, “I have put my spirit upon him; he will bring forth justice to the nations. He will not cry or lift up his voice, or make it heard in the street; a bruised reed he will not break, and a dimly burning wick he will not quench…He will not grow
Craig Ford – Our state leaders need to get back to the mainstream
When even the Republican leader in the state senate says you’re out of touch, you know things have gone too far. But that is where we are in Alabama politics these days. It’s about the mainstream versus the extreme, and right now the extreme is winning.
In a recently released recording of a meeting between the governor and the
In & around SEC football
Alabama Week 7 Review
The Crimson Tide returned three interceptions for touchdowns en route to a 41-23 road win over Texas A&M last Saturday (Oct. 17). Freshman Min-kah Fitzpatrick had two of pick-sixes and Eddie Jackson had the third. Offensively, Derrick Henry exploded for a career high 236 yards. The Aggies had no answer for him in the first
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Glencoe ranked in Oct. 21 ASWA football poll
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Rank Record Points
1. Bob Jones (8-0) 336
2. Spain Park (7-1) 268
3. James Clemens (7-1) 233
4. Central-Phenix City (7-2) 195
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