The Vagabond – Springs in Gadsden
By Danny Crownover Two springs are located in Gadsden at Third Street and Tuscaloosa Avenue (also known as Ewing Avenue) that are of historical interest, but it is doubtful if many citizens know of the springs’ existence. The springs inspired the first name of this community, Double Springs. Gabriel Hughes, one of the founders of Gadsden, […]
From God’s word – The Resurrection is for every day
By Toni Ford I would imagine that millions of people will gather this Sunday, April 17, to attend an Easter service, celebrating the resurrection of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. While all that is good and I am grateful so many do attend a service on this special day, it is also sad that […]
God’s word revealed – St. Peter tells it like it is
By John Larkins This important question is simply and clearly answered in scripture. Jesus died for all humans, not mattering when they lived or will live. Although He either revealed the significant details Himself or delegated to His Church to proclaim them, many false teachers who began their careers thousands of years after His teaching […]
Yai Yai’s lap and a hot pink mess
By Vicki Scott Watching softball is one of my favorite things, especially when I’m related to one of the players, which in last Friday’s case was our oldest grandchild, Ava Jaymes. We were all bundled up, except for the times when I was up and yelling. My children were embarrassed, and that was icing on […]
Lettuce and Pea Salad, Cornbread Skillet Casserole and Quick and Easy Banana Pudding
By Andy Bedwell I grew up around women who recognized that there was no greater art form on earth than a lovingly prepared meal. As a matter of fact, there is nothing more rewarding to a Southern woman than to hear someone say, “My gosh, I ate too much!” or “Can I have that recipe?” […]
Gadsden Museum of Art hosts Night of Jazz
Jazz singer Marlowe Sheppard performs at Night of Jazz in 2020. By Katie Bohannon, News Editor A beloved and highly-anticipated community event resurges in a matter of days. On Friday, April 23 at 6:00 p.m., the Gadsden Museum of Art welcomes the public to its delightful annual fundraiser Night of Jazz, with proceeds dedicated to […]
Gadsden State’s Cardinal Arts Journal cultivates creativity across community
CAJ editor-in-chief Tabitha Bozeman (left) and Winter Issue editor Ashley Ross Handy display collages during a CAJ workshop. Katie Bohannon/Messenger. By Katie Bohannon, News Editor While Gadsden State Community College provides numerous opportunities for students through its plethora of programs and partners with its communities to educate, uplift and encourage brighter futures, one college-based publication […]
Legals for 4/15/2022 – 4/21/2022
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE STATE OF Alabama COUNTY OF ETOWAH Default having been made of the terms of the loan documents secured by that certain mortgage executed by Keith Pitman Toney A Married Man And Rita Lynn Toney to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as mortgagee, as nominee for USAA Federal Savings Bank, its […]
Etowah girls tennis team reaching new heights
Photo: Members of the Etowah High girls tennis gathers for a photo prior to the Class 4A/5A Section 6 Tournament this past week. Pic-tured, from left: Abrianna Irvin, Naudia Kimbril, Kimberly Johnson, Riley Epperson, Xena Robinson, Meg Higgins, Jacey Huff, Emma Hasse. (Submitted photo) By Chris McCarthy, Publisher/Editor The Etowah High School girls tennis program […]