Three local teams advance in playoffs
Photo submitted by Average Joe’s Sports Coosa Christian (Class 2A, Region 6) 9-2, 6-0 The Conquerors began their quest for a state title with a decisive 56-14 home victory over the visiting Isabella Mustangs. This earned Coosa Christian another home game in tonight’s second-round matchup. Traveling this week to Conqueror Stadium will be the Lexington […]
First game look-ahead for county basketball teams
High school basketball is back in the state of Alabama, which means a handful of local teams began playing this week. Check out how each team performed in their initial matchups: Coosa Christian Girls (0-1) Thursday (11/6) – Lee 45, Coosa Christian 22 Etowah Girls (1-0) Saturday (11/8) – Etowah 67, Leeds 34 Gadsden City […]
Resources for local youth basketball
The youth basketball season is right around the corner, and if you or a friend/family member is interested in pursuing an opportunity for a child, then we have some helpful information for you. There are two primary options for youth basketball players in the Gadsden area that are still available to join. The first option […]
Gaston Peer Helpers receive support from Inline Electric
The Gaston High School Peer Helpers program received a generous donation from alumnus Jonathan Mason and Inline Electric Supply to help stock the school’s student success center. Janet Wilson, business education teacher at Gaston High, has served as Peer Helper coordinator for six of the seven years the program has been part of the Etowah […]
St. James Quiz Bowl teams continue winning tradition
The quiz bowl teams at St. James Catholic School are in the midst of another successful competition season and are preparing for several upcoming invitational tournaments. St. James, a nonprofit private Catholic school founded in 1912, serves students in preschool through eighth grade. Quiz bowl has become a proud tradition at the school, which boasts […]
Local woman shares epilepsy journey, raises awareness
Gadsden native Nancy Stewart was first diagnosed with epilepsy in November 2009. “I didn’t know what was happening to me, but I knew something was wrong,” Stewart said. She began experiencing dizzy spells, lightheadedness and head spasms that terrified her. After receiving her diagnosis, Stewart said she was in denial. “I thought if you had […]
Walter H. Plimpton
Walter H. Plimpton, 94, of Gadsden, Alabama, passed away peacefully on Sunday, Nov. 2. Walt lived a full and varied life marked by curiosity, creativity and dedication. He began his career as a chiropractor before following his passion for movement and becoming a professional dance instructor. Later, he found success as a developer, investor and […]
Michael David McCallie
Michael David McCallie, 54, of Rainbow City, Alabama, passed away peacefully on Nov. 3. Born on August 10, 1971, Michael was a lifelong resident of Rainbow City where he was known for his kindness, his sense of humor and his deep love for family, music and service. Michael was preceded in death by his beloved […]
E-Edition 11-14-2025
E-Edition 11-14-2025