By Toni Ford Last week, I shared some of the background of Rosh Hashana, which means, “head of the year” and is considered the first celebration of the...

By John Larkins The Christian hymn Throw out the lifeline, Father depicts an important fact in current life in Eto-wah County, as well as other American...

By Rosie Preston Warning: this article is not for the weak of stomach! As I was leaving my doctor’s office yesterday, I had a sigh of relief, as the...

By Danny Crownover In 1900, there was a local story about the famous belled buzzard that attracted attention in every section of the South. J.M. (Billy)...

By Vicki Scott Last Friday night, I was scheduled to help in a local business the next day. Bedtime came and I promptly went to bed. Before that, I set...

By Andy Bedwell One of the things I really love about vacations are the people I meet. I never meet a stranger that I can not strike up a conversation...

By Rosie Preston Hello, friends, A Gadsden High guy, Greg Cusimano posted this on Facebook. The author is unknown, but I love it and hope you will as...

By Danny Crownover The Etowah Rifles volunteer military unit was mustered into service on July 4, 1883, with Judge John Harold Disque as captain. Members...

By Toni Ford Over this past year, I have loved learning how God speaks to us prophetically through the Hebraic calendar with the purpose of giving us...

By John Larkins Of course, we prefer to think of our living by our choices, rather than dying. But the decision we make about our dying is of far greater...

By Vicki Scott The process of remodeling our house presents unforeseen issues when someone other than my handy husband Alan is involved. At our lake...

By Andy Bedwell Long before we knew anything about watching cholesterol, counting calories and cutting back on sodium, there were always sweets that would...

By Danny Crownover Having recently read The Vagabond’s account concerning the burning of the Dwight Inn in Alabama City back in 1900, many readers wished...