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Southside seniors recognized, sign scholarships
By Chris McCarthy
Publisher/Editor
Several Southside High seniors will continue their academic and athletic careers in college this fall.
At a signing ceremony in the SHS auditorium on April 13, three players signed with Southern Union Community College in Wadley – Hunter Ashcraft and Morgan Hollaway for softball and Walt Austin for baseball.
Ashcraft is a four-year starter at second
Panthers pull past Hokes Bluff in county baseball tournament championship
By Stan Veitch/Sports Correspondent
The more things change, the more they stay the same.
On Saturday (Apr. 15), Southside defeated Hokes Bluff, 7-4, to win the Etowah County baseball tournament. Panther coach Blake Bone is in his 10th season and his team has won eight of those tournaments, with Hokes Bluff beating Southside in Bone’s first year. Mother Nature
Moore helps move Eagles past Glencoe in county baseball tournament
By Mike Goodson/Sports Correspondent
Hokes Bluff advanced to the championship of the Etowah County Baseball Tournament on Saturday (Apr. 16) with a 5-1 win over Glencoe at Gaston.
The Eagles later faced Southside in the title game.
HBHS head coach Mike Robertson pointed out the pitching performance of Kaden More as a big factor. Moore scattering six hits and one walk while
Raines no-hits Sardis in county baseball tournament
By Mike Goodson/Sports Correspondent Southside High freshman pitcher Sam Raines faced only 22 batters on his way to the no-hitter in the Panthers’ 2-0 victory over Sardis in the Etowah County Baseball Tournament semifinals on Saturday (Apr. 16) at Gaston. In seven innings, Raines struck out three and walked none. “We didn’t swing our bats […]
Cardinals finish second at conference tennis tournament
The Gadsden State men’s tennis team finished second at the Alabama Community College Conference Region 22 Tournament on Apr. 16-17 in Decatur. Marion Military finished first with 13 points, followed by GSCC with 10 points and Faulkner State with four. The Cardinals captured individual championships at No. 2, No. 4 and No. 6 singles, as […]
Lady Blue Devils finish second at Gadsden Umpire Tournament
The Etowah High softball team finished runner-up at the Gadsden Umpires Tournament last weekend at the Gadsden Sports Complex.
The Class 5A No. 9 Lady Blue Devils (28-10-1) lost to Class 6A No. 5 Pell City, 14-3, in the championship game.
Etowah opened pool play on Friday (Apr. 15) with a 9-6 win over Class 2A No. 8 Collinsville
Alabama Credit Union Association awards Rep. Craig Ford
The Alabama Credit Union Association (ACUA), an affiliate of the League of Southeastern Credit Unions & Affiliates (LSCU), recently named Alabama House Minority Leader Craig Ford (D-Gadsden) as the 2015 ACUA Lawmaker of the Year. Local credit union officials presented Ford (pictured on right) with the award during the Alabama State Governmental Affairs Conference in Montgomery on April 5.
The Love Center seeks to revitalize organization
By Sarrah Peters News Editor In 1982, Charlsie Tarrance was inspired to provide shelter to “God’s most forgotten people.” Tarrance noticed the problem of homelessness in Etowah County and created The Love Center to provide clothing, food, furniture and shelter to those in need. Now more than 30 years later, The Love Center has fallen […]