214 South 5th Street in downtown Gadsden is no longer vacant.
Last Monday, the Klothes Kloset underwent a final tune-up prior to the store’s official opening on Tuesd...
By Donna Thornton/News Editor
The City of Hokes Bluff received funding recently that allowed the Parks and Recre...
Former State Senator Larry Means (D-Attalla) was found not guilty last week in federal court in the Alabama bingo corruption trial. ...
By Donna Thornton/News Editor
The Rainbow Middle School Student Government Association, Builders Club and s...
By Joshua Price
Sports Editor/News Writer
United Daughters of the Confederacy Camp 1620 and the Turkeytown Camp of the Sons of Confederate Veterans held a...
By Donna Thornton/News Editor
The City of Attalla Council chambers were packed to overflowing Nov. 5 as the once...
Clay Dyer did not carve out a successful career as a successful angler by seeking sympathy or assistance due to his physical challenges. ...
It’s nearly time to indulge your sweet tooth in a local setting.
The 7th Annual Alabama Chocolate Festival is scheduled for April 14...
The bridge spanning Big Wills Creek on the Black Creek Parkway extension now has an appropriate name.
Last Tuesday (Feb. 28), local off...
House Minority Leader Craig Ford (D-Gadsden) announced this week that he is sponsoring legislation to gi...
By Donna Thornton/News Editor
Members of the renowned Tuskegee Airmen will be one of the guest speakers at t...
By Donna Thornton/News Editor
J.T. Wallace is approaching his 100th birthday and continues to partic...
By Donna Thornton/News Editor
The Lake Neely Henry Association met recently at the Southside Community Center, a...
For area teens and pre-teens who wish to further satisfy their artistic appetite, help has arrived.
Episcopal Day School currently is...
It’s a good thing Heather New prefers to operate at breakneck speed.
To say that she has experienced a busy three months since t...
