Each year the Alabama Department of Tourism announces its marketing theme for the year. Last year in 20...
Governor Kay Ivey recently awarded $1.6 million dollars for a statewide effort to continue battling illegal drugs and...
Students and employees at Gadsden State Community College will spearhead their winning cleanup campa...
In 2022, almost seven percent of all motor vehicle-related fatalities in Alabama were caused by distr...
Nephrology Associates
Kidney disease has long suffered a lack of research funding, lagging behind heart disease, cancer and others. Consequently, there has been limited progress made in treatments for...
By Kaitlin Hoskins, News Editor
Etowah County residents had the opportunity to vote in the primary election Tuesday, March 5.
Despite there only being a handful of local elections to vote on, j...
Motorists should expect delays starting when traveling on East Meighan Boulevard/U.S. Highway 431 starting Wednesday, March 1...
The City of Gadsden is ready to help you get in the summer mood with its Parrothead Party at The AMP o...
Gadsden State English instructors Tabitha Bozeman and Rachel Houghton were recently selected to featu...
Gadsden State Community College recently crowned Dalton Chestnut and Isis Young as the school’s 2024...
Governor Kay Ivey recently awarded a $42,000 grant to Extended Family, which serves families of incar...
The Alabama Scholastic Press Association will host the 2024 Multicultural Journalism Workshop for h...
Etowah County Sheriff’s Office K9 Tedi will receive a bullet and stab protective vest thanks to a charitable donation fr...
By Kaitlin Hoskins, News Editor
Gadsden leaders gathered to officially unveil the city’s newest pride and joy — a Safe Haven...
By Kaitlin Hoskins, News Editor
Gabriel Basaraba was nearing the end of his junior year at Etowah High School when he began feeling unwell.
It started with swelling in his ly...
