By Craig Scott
There’s something wonderfully timeless about holding a library card in your hand. It’s small, simple, and made of plastic — but it represents an...
Girls Basketball
11/13/2025
Etowah varsity basketball team won Thursday’s home non-conference game against Douglas 57-30.
Sardis varsity basketball team wo...
By Samantha Hill
This week as we go into Thanksgiving, I wanted to focus on holiday dishes. These are the dishes we think about all year long, yet we hold t...
ALABAMA, Nov. 17, 2025—The collection season for Operation Christmas Child, a project of Samaritan’s Purse begins today as nearly 5,000 drop-off loca...
By Sandra Bost
November is National Adoption Month. It began as a week-long initiative in 1976, and grew into a month-long observ...
The Peer Helpers programs across the Etowah County School System are preparing to raise awareness and collect donations for Sleep in...
Etowah County Schools is celebrating a major academic milestone after earning a 90, an A, on the Alabama State Department of Educat...
The Salvation Army kicked off its annual Angel Tree and Red Kettle initiatives on Saturday, Nov. 15, with a community event at First B...
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Coosa Christian (Class 2A, Region 6) 9-2, 6-0
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The Gaston High School Peer Helpers program received a generous donation from alumnus Jonathan Mason and Inline Electric Supply to...
The quiz bowl teams at St. James Catholic School are in the midst of another successful competition season and are preparing for seve...
Gadsden native Nancy Stewart was first diagnosed with epilepsy in November 2009.
“I didn’t know what was happening to me, but I kn...
Gadsden Police Department Narcotics detectives received a citizen complaint of a strong marijuana odor in East Gadsden on Nov. 2, in...
The city of Gadsden held its annual Veterans Parade on Wednesday at 2 p.m., honoring all who have served as the procession made its...
Gadsden, AL – The Gadsden Public Library will receive a $10,000 gift from the Carnegie Corporatio...
