Classifieds for the week of July 22-29, 2016
ESTATE SALE Massive Estate Sale 1893 Rainbow Drive, Gadsden #6 Saturday, 23rd 10-3 Sunday, 24th 12-4 3 Story townhouse 4,000 sq. ft. Couch, tables, china cabinet, king bed suite, full bed suite, 2 twin beds, antique desk, old phone table, end tables, coffee table, wing back chairs, recliner, washer and dryer, patio furniture, ladders, stools, […]
Legal notices for the week of July 22-29, 2016
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE Whereas, default having been made in the payment of the indebtedness secured by that certain mortgage executed by Michelle Vance, a single woman, to Alabama Teachers Credit Union on the 29th day of October, 2012, said mortgage being recorded at Instrument #3375718 in the office of the Judge of Probate of Etowah […]
In & around SEC football
By Cole Frederick/Sports Correspondent Each preseason, there’s a list of coaches relegated to the dreaded “hot seat” discussion. Throughout the recent SEC Media Days in Hoo-ver, four coaches from the SEC were frequently mentioned in those hot seat conversations – Texas A&M’s Kevin Sumlin, Kentucky’s Mark Stoops, LSU’s Les Miles and Auburn’s Gus Malzahn. Sumlin […]
Gadsden City’s Haley Troup keeps family at forefront
By Chris McCarthy Publisher/Editor Haley Troup recently showed where her priorities lie. The highly recruited Gadsden City High School incoming senior basketball player had planned on waiting until August before committing to a college, but a close relative’s grave illness hastened that announcement. With her grandmother Shirley Copeland suffering through the latter stages of ovarian […]
Coosa’s Hampton plays in North/South softball game
By Stan Veitch Sports Correspondent Coosa Christian senior softball catcher Alaina Hampton played in Tuesday’s (July 19) AHSAA North-South All-Star softball game, and in the process, put her stamp on the doubleheader at Montgomery’s Lagoon Park. “There were two catchers and we split innings,” Hampton said. “I got to play in both games.” In […]
Glencoe’s Pierce honored
By Chris McCarthy Publisher/Editor Jason Pierce apparently is well thought-of in the state coaching community. The Glencoe High School girls golf coach recently was named the National Federation of High School Coach of the Year in girls golf for the 2015 season, which is seleted by the state coaches. Pierce’s Lady Yellow Jackets won 2015 […]
Brown, Cone win local junior golf tournament
Tee Brown and Hope Cone were the overall winners in the 2016 Etowah County Junior Golf Tournament played last week at the Gadsden Country Club, Briarmeade, Wills Creek and Silver Lakes courses. Brown shot an overall score of 213, while Cone finished at 234. It was Cone’s second straight county title. Her three-day total was […]
Local angler wins Weiss Lake tournament
Gadsden resident Brian Smith won the American Bass Anglers Ram Truck Open Series in the Co-Angler Division on Weiss Lake on July 9. Smith won with three bass weighing 11.84 pounds. He sealed his victory with a 4.81-pound kicker. “We were fishing shallow pretty much kicking up mud all day hitting docks,” said Smith. “I […]
Southside to host City Fest
By Sarrah Peters News Editor Southside will host its Southside City Fest tomorrow, July 16. The event will be held from 2 to 10 p.m. at Southside High School. Admission is free. Southside City Fest features music for everybody, with five bands performing throughout the evening. The music starts at 2 p.m. with Salem Syndrome, […]