By Mary Elizabeth Dial, Staff Correspondent
When Natalie Entrekin and her family adopted a young German Shepard/Great Dane...
By Sarrah Peters, News Editor
Mary Bailey began her career as a nurse when she was only 16. After her mother passed away wh...
By Wendy Hood, Staff Correspondent
The Turtle Island Native American Association’s 3rd Annual Pow Wow took place September 3 and 4 at Noccal...
By Sarrah Peters, News Editor
Yesterday, Sept. 1, author Bryan Stevenson addressed the crowd of college students, high school...
By Sarrah Peters, News Editor
An area resident received a national award last week. Gay Rogers, of Centre, was awarded the 201...
The state lottery bill that passed the Alabama House of Representatives last Thursday night includes addit...
By Sarrah Peters, News Editor
Several area municipalities have new leaders after the election on Tuesday, August 23. Other posit...
By Mary Elizabeth Dial, Staff Correspondent
Gadsden-Etowah Habitat for Humanity held its annual Dragon Boat Festival on Satu...
By Sarrah Peters, News Editor
Yesterday, Aug. 25, The Love Center held its Art for a Purpose fundraiser. The silent art auct...
By Sarrah Peters, News Editor
On August 23, HealthSouth Rehab Hospital of Gadsden hosted a Brain Freeze Challenge to raise m...
By Sarrah Peters, News Editor
Six students received their diplomas during a small ceremony held at Etowah High School in Attalla on Thursday, Aug...
By Kaitlin Fleming, Staff Correspondent
The Gadsden Job Corps was founded by a federal program that began in 1964. Job Corps is...
By Mary Elizabeth Dial, Staff Correspondent
Lesley Cox was one of 92 students to attend Alabama Governor’s School, or AGS, in June. The senior...
By Sarrah Peters
News Editor
On Monday, Attalla city officials held a groundbreaking for the new Etowah Middle School.
The 35,000 feet new school will be built where the old Et...
By Chris McCarthy
Publisher/Editor
Although it wasn’t the day he officially entered the world, John Butts celebrated another sort of birthday last S...
