Miller named principal at Duck Springs
Veteran educator Frances Miller was appointed principal of Duck Springs Elementary School during the Etowah County Board of Education’s July 7th board meeting. Miller, who begins her 31st year in education this fall, said she considers education a calling. “I am incredibly excited and grateful for the opportunity,” Miller said. “I look forward to meeting […]
New South Pro Wrestling looks beyond the ring
This year, the owners of New South Pro Wrestling made a deliberate decision to bet on themselves with higher investments, broader promotions and more shows than ever before. Those decisions have culminated in the company’s biggest anniversary show yet, set for Aug. 8 at The Venue at Coosa Landing. For New South partner Jason Coleman, […]
Theater of Gadsden brings a revolution to the stage
Summer is a time of possibilities, which is why the Theatre of Gadsden is turning to Roald Dahl’s Matilda, a popular musical about an optimistic girl. The play, held at Wallace Hall at Gadsden State Community College July 25-26, features music and lyrics by Tim Minchin and is based on a playwright by Dennis Kelly, […]
Gold Tiger Club to hold 29th annual reunion Aug. 1
Graduates of Gadsden High School who have been out of school for 50 years or more are invited to attend the 29th Annual Gold Tiger Club Reunion on Saturday, Aug. 1, at The Venue. Doors will open at 10 a.m. for a meet-and-greet with classmates. The reunion program will begin at noon, followed by lunch. […]
Obituary: Timothy “Tim” Joseph Burgess
Timothy “Tim” Joseph Burgess, 69, of Gadsden/Rainbow City was born August 7, 1956. He went to be with the Lord on June 16, 2026. Tim graduated from Etowah High School in 1974 and attended Gadsden State Technical Institute where he received a degree in sheet metal and training in cabinetry and air conditioning. Tim opened […]
New hobbies, new skills: Gift to Gadsden returns
For more than 30 years, First United Methodist Church of Gadsden has welcomed the community to its annual Gift to Gadsden program, offering free classes that teach new skills, hobbies and practical life lessons. “Community outreach is part of the philosophy of being a downtown church,” Ginger Ross, a member of the Methodist church, said. […]
ECBOE approves purchases, personnel at Cosby’s final meeting
The Etowah County Board of Education held a special-called meeting July 20, approving district purchases and new personnel actions. Vice Chair Tim Womack called the meeting to order, and outgoing Superintendent Alan Cosby opened with prayer. Board President Jay Freeman and board member Amanda Johnson were absent. Cosby welcomed Glencoe City Council members Cody Rampey […]
Millican prepares to serve third term on GCSB
Wm. Allen Millican is preparing to serve his third term representing District 7 on the Gadsden City Board of Education, where he has served for seven years, including five years as board president. A 1968 graduate of Emma Sansom High School, Millican has spent most of his career serving the Gadsden community. He has practiced […]
Cardinal Foundation welcomes new members
The Gadsden State Cardinal Foundation has appointed five community leaders to its Board of Directors. As the College’s charitable organization, the Cardinal Foundation provides scholarships, supports academic and workforce development programs, funds innovative initiatives and helps remove financial and other barriers that prevent students from achieving their educational and career goals. The foundation’s volunteers help […]