The Etowah/Cherokee Chapter of the American Red Cross will begin accepting appointments on January 8th,...
The Neely Henry Lake Association’s first meeting of 2015 will be held Thursday, Jan 8 at 7 p.m. at th...
Etowah Middle School held its annual SOAR (Seeing Our Actions Rewarded) celebration on Friday, Dec....
By Chris McCarthy/Publisher/Editor
Hundreds of people gathered on the grounds of Rainbow City Hall on Dec. 19 in support of the municipality’s decision to restore...
By Brett Johnson/Messenger Correspondent
State Representative Craig Ford was sworn in Monday for his fifth term representing District 28 in the Alabama House of Representatives. Et...
By Sarrah Peters/News Editor
There is a new business in town. Dee’s Dollar Plus opened its doors on December 15.
William Mitchell, the owner, and his family have...
A new restaurant is coming to town. Panda Express is set to open on December 27.
Panda Express is a national food chain that serv...
Just because Christmas is over, doesn’t mean that the Christmas spirit of giving should be over. It is the perfect time to help those in...
Military Advanced Education (MAE) has awarded Gadsden State Community College the designation of a Top School in its 2015 MAE Guide t...
Faculty, staff, and students at Gadsden State Community College have worked to brighten the holiday season for many in the community through va...
By Sarrah Peters/News Editor
Last year, Patton Chambers was a pretty normal college student. He worked fast food and...
Teresa Parker, Manager of the Attalla McDonald’s in the Birmingham Co-op, hosted some Christmas cheer...
The 14th annual Etowah County Water Festival was held Friday, December 12 on the Wallace Drive Campu...
The Gadsden Public Library and Gadsden State Community College will present the 10th Annual Holiday Movie...
Gadsden City Schools recently released its 2013-2014 Teachers of the Year.
Gadsden City elementary schools’...
