Gadsden, AL News

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• Gadsden Riverfest 2012
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• Attalla man fires shot, barricades himself in apartment
• Galliher to speak at GOP breakfast
• Nearly 3,000 apply for food assistance from storm damage
• West End Elementary's Butterfly Reading Garden nears completion
• City acquires property in East Gadsden
• Strange: Bingo had better be for charities
• Bonds will save Attalla City Schools money on roofing project
• Teen Zone reading program to kick off
• Restaurant owner arrested during drug roundup
• Preliminary congressional redistricting plan would move Etowah County into Third District
• Tidmore Bend man charged with child abuse
• Albertville school board extends Ayer's contract as superintendent
• Miss. flood evacuees spend tedious days in shelter
• Elder abuse prevention seminar scheduled; registration deadline Friday
• Coast Guard reopens part of Mississippi River
• Man who ran Ponzi scheme pleads guilty
• ALI to move to Montgomery, director will retire
• Move to rename Attalla street for Martin Luther King Jr. delayed
• Etowah County Board of Education approves plan
• Food distribution planned
• Officer puts himself between child, attacking dog
• Gadsden to hire young people for summer jobs
• Cobb insists courts need more money
• Businessman: Reconsider liquor license for club
• Lions Clubs to provide vision care for tornado victims
• Costly Miss. River closure meant to protect levees
• Law enforcement memorial ceremony set for Friday
• SBA loans available to storm victims
• Gadsden to have summer jobs program
• Taylor new Etowah County personnel director
• Council votes to ban burials in old cemetery
• Attalla family escapes injury after car is pushed into house
• DARE graduation ceremonies planned for students
• Albertville police arrest four on kidnapping charges
• Volunteers needed by VOAD
• Police Report for May 17
• More cuts loom for judicial system
• Attalla family escapes injury after car is pushed into house
• AEA declares war on tenure, fair dismissal bill
• Endeavour soars on 2nd-to-last space shuttle trip
• Cost-cutting seen cutting Ala. ticket revenue
• Williams: Incentives will bring jobs to county, state
• Glencoe police report five weekend arrests
• Gadsden City Council sets agenda for Tuesday
• Etowah County Commission is expected to hire personnel director Tuesday
• Florida woman dies after falling from horse at Mentone ranch
• Williams to conservatives: Make noise
• Virtual Alabama official to address VOAD/Citizen Corps Council
• Two more trucks stolen at Mountain Top Trade Day
• Relay rescheduled for Aug. 12
• Attalla police make several weekend arrests
• Car crashes into Black Creek
• Glencoe Celebration in the Park to be held Saturday
• Annual Charity Pig Roast set for this weekend
• Minister helps storm victims after losing daughter
• Students in ESTEEM program to be honored at banquet
• Cicadas making noise around Alabama
• Label makes its way to Etowah County; 89-year-old woman's family hopes also to find Purple Heart
• Gadsden State honors several at Honors Day
• Label makes its way to Etowah County; 89-year-old woman's family hopes also to find Purple Heart
• House speaker: Proposed Alabama Law Institute cut to be resolved
• Etowah County Republican Women to meet Monday
• Walk America's Hill back as storm volunteer
• Tide star visits tornado victims at Gadsden Regional Medical Center
• Attalla group wants road to honor Martin Luther King Jr.
• Health hazards still lurk in Alabama storm debris
• Spillway opens, diverting Mississippi River
• Police Report for May 14
• Calhoun County tornado resource center moved
• Tornado aid center opens in Gadsden
• Prosecutors in bingo probe: McGregor polls taint jury pool
• Around Here for May 14
• Woman returns wrench allegedly used in theft
• Attalla school board works to restore operating balance
• Eura Brown principal becomes human hot dog
• Nose knows allergy season among worst
• On The Job with Pam Hall
• Abbey's historic Ave Maria Grotto untouched by tornado
• Worship Guide for May 14
• PAPER PULPIT: The highest duty of a parent
• Alabama churches forge bonds after deadly tornadoes
• Relay for Life of Etowah County event canceled
• Grand opening held for welding center at Gadsden State
• U.S.11 Antique Alley yard sale this weekend
• Boaz man arrested for sex abuse
• Leaders hope to protect congressional incumbents
• Lawmakers say special session may be needed to deal with rebuilding, recovery after tornadoes
• House GOP moves to end money for new airport body scanners
• Bird program slated for Saturday at Little River Canyon
• Grand opening held for welding center at Gadsden State
• McCulley transferred to Evans Elementary
• Engineer: Black Creek Parkway project advancing
• Family sought safety from tornado in unconventional place
• Miss. River flows over La. levee, flooding crops
• Longtime volunteer to Habitat
• Northeast in Rainsville among nation's top 120 community colleges
• Southside 5K to help Barrie Center
• VIDEO: Periodical Cicadas Invade Alabama
• Calhoun County community resource center to open
• Bentley releases official tornado death toll
• Police Report for May 12
• Longtime volunteer to Habitat
• Southside 5K to help Barrie Center
• EMA urges applying for FEMA assistance
• Relay for Life set for Friday, will move inside if it rains
• GPLs Alabama City branch to celebrate listing on register
• 44 to lose positions with Etowah County schools
• More schools receive waivers on missed days
• Westbrook holding blood drive Wednesday
• FEMA center opens in Webster's Chapel
• Jacksonville State professor to address historical society
• Reception for exhibit opening slated at Gadsden State
• School bands to present spring concert
• Gadsden City Council approves tornado relief effort
• Red Brick Collective to perform at Temple Beth Israel
• Mom, daughter have made it through two tornadoes
• Local Red Cross signs stolen from vehicles
• Restaurant helping fight against cancer
• Schools wont have to make up missed days
• Federal court reverses two convictions in Siegelman-Scrushy case, others stand
• Gadsden man gets 30-year sentence for possessing child porn
• Browns Ferry nuclear plant cited for safety issue
• Family Savings FCU Celebrates 60
• Boaz council OKs generator bids
• Police Report for May 10
• Restaurant to aid in fight against cancer
• Albertville council holds one public hearing, sets another
• Attalla City Board of Education to meet Thursday
• Church group makes for pillow donations
• Preliminary storm damage reports released
• Etowah County Board of Education to meet Wednesday
• GSCC to host reception for opening of art exhibition
• Tornadoes affected about 3,500 Calhoun households
• Bentley visits area tornado damage sites
• Slain Air Force major laid to rest in Hokes Bluff
• FEMA opens disaster recovery center at Goshen United Methodist
• Southside High, Rainbow Middle bands plan concert
• Registration for RBC library summer program starts Wednesday
• Etowah County Schools won't have to make up days
• All over but the slashin' is Bragg's speech behind effort to cut ALI's budget?
• Gadsden City Council plans committee meetings
• Great Alabama Duck Race winners announced
• Attalla police officer injured when hit by truck during traffic stop
• McCartney Construction low bidder on Alabama Highway 77 project
• Terrorism masterminds death tough subject for pulpits
• U.S. wants access to bin Ladens three widows
• Health care carries a hefty price tag for Pentagon
• Small wineries want law changed to allow self-distribution
• Vietnam Veterans Memorial adds names; one from Alabama
• Big Oak Ranch to host annual Appreciation Day
• Gadsden City AP teacher has a plan for teaching history
• Special Education Greenhouses to hold clearance sale
• Office administration classes start this summer at GSCC Cherokee
• GSCC athletic camps set for summer
• Open house set for Alabama Regional Center for Welding Automation
• Kindergarten registration set at Attalla Elementary
• Ribbon cutting for Coosa River park scheduled for Tuesday
• Former Rainbow City Councilman Biddle dies
• Attalla police officer injured when hit by truck during traffic stop
• Gas prices expected to drop 50 cents by summer
• 50 years later, students retrace 1961 Freedom Ride
• School systems seek forgiveness for missed days
• Slain Air Force major laid to rest in Hokes Bluff
• Three retired teachers create fund for Ashville sisters
• Power still being restored in DeKalb County
• Nonperishable food, water donations still being accepted
• Family deals with two tornadoes in one day
• Etowah, DeKalb county storm debris should not be burned
• Department of Public Safety to set up temporary driver's license, ID offices
• All with storm-related damage, economic impact should apply for FEMA assistance
• On The Job with Michelle Bailey
• Gadsden's Ausborn to be laid to rest Saturday
• Locals fear loss of interest in Southern tornadoes
• Worship Guide for May 7
• PAPER PULPIT: Service is true expression of Gods love
• Life Church teens raised $9,616 for missions
• Feds: All kids, legal or not, entitled to K-12 education
• Glencoe accepting applications for Celebration in the Park
• Gadsden City students find principal 'not guilty'
• Police Report for May 7
• Alabama Senate OKs revised tenure bill
• Gadsden students show off skills at Tech Blitz
• FEMA opens disaster recovery center in Ohatchee
• Etowah storm survivor on Happy Hollow Road helped friends, neighbors
• Enterprise, Fort Rucker officials respond to Rainsville tornado
• Plainview School unites after tornado
• FEMA seeking rental property for storm victims
• Senate passes immigration bill on Cinco de Mayo
• Organizations still collecting supplies for tornado relief efforts
• Red Cross helping people re-connect with family, friends
• Rainbow City Beautification Board accepting nominations
• Historical bike run set for Saturday
• Floyd students learn about careers
• Gadsden City High School seniors participating in mock trial
• $10 million grant is approved for temporary hiring of storm victims
• Cyclists on cross-country trip to benefit clinic in Haiti pass through Gadsden
• Shrimp, crawfish and music on tap Saturday
• FEMA in area; those with damage must register to receive help
• Legislature approves bill giving schools flexibility on weather days
• Congressional and school board district line redrawing meetings are next week
• Steel drum concert at Little River Canyon Center to benefit tornado relief
• Food distribution scheduled
• Arts and crafts festivals set Saturday in DeKalb County
• Little River Canyon Center to host Canyon Fiesta
• Gaston's Bogle second runner-up in youth of year competition
• Ausborn showed leadership qualities early
• House passes school flexibility bill
• State official: Damage at Guntersville park rivals hurricane
• Downtown merchants to aid tornado victims during First Friday
• DIR offering storm-related jobs
• Great Alabama Duck Race is Saturday
• Meighan Boulevard work to begin this evening
• Experience at Thanksgiving meal helps woman coordinate meals for storm survivors, workers
• Kids' Fishing Rodeo Saturday
• Man suffers hand injury from blasting cap
• Plainview students to finish year at Sylvania
• GSCC celebrating National Nurses Week; open house Thursday
• FEMA in area; those with damage must register to receive help
• DeKalb family survived tornado in only room left standing
• Want to help? Here's how
• Obama says he won't release bin Laden death photo
• Rain, chill add to misery of tornado victims
• Charlie Sheen starts Ala. donations website
• GSCC to hold mascot auditions
• Calhoun EMA: No more volunteers needed
• Oak Grove Baptist Church serves as staging area for storm relief
• Snakes invading Imagination Place on Friday
• Thursday cookout to benefit Relay, tornado victims
• Etowah County Red Cross needs volunteers
• Flexibility bill could be approved today; state to help schools when insurance falls short
• to honor Mayo
• Etowah County Commission hiring new personnel director
• Gadsden City Council approves change orders
• Snakes invading Imagination Place on Friday
• Entrekin one of two sheriffs in country to speak to committee on Homeland Security
• Oak Grove Baptist Church serves as staging area for storm relief
• Glencoe debris found in Georgia
• Bachus plans bill requiring weather radios in new mobile homes
• Bentley lauds extraordinary tornado response
• Gadsden City Schools eliminate 33 positions
• Agencies gathering supplies for storm victims
• Burglar found hiding in bathroom
• Music in May concert series starts Saturday
• Advance America taking toy donations
• Shelter from rain offered in Ohatchee for storm victims
• Rainbow City student awarded Merit Scholarship
• Tornado that hit Calhoun, Etowah, Cherokee upgraded to EF4
• Bin Laden's Death Evokes Reactions Across America
• Disaster unemployment benefits available for storm victims
• 36 Alabama counties getting storm aid
• Tornado clipped southeast corner of Etowah County
• Damage still being examined in Cherokee County EF3 storm
• Destructive DeKalb tornado rated EF4
• Sen. Phil Williams: U.S. victory over bin Laden shouldn't weaken nation's resolve
• About 500 homes destroyed in Calhoun County
• Area utilities work to restore power
• Etowah County Schools to decide on method of making up days
• Agencies gathering supplies for storm victims
• Cub Scout pack kicks off Renew our Rivers
• Break-in reported at softball complex concession stand
• Sound Off: Share your thoughts on the death of terrorist leader Osama bin Laden
• How to get Help
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• DeKalb, Jackson tornado relief efforts continue
• Charlie Sheen tours tornado damage in Alabama
• Americans gather joyfully to mark bin Laden death
• Inside the raid that killed bin Laden
• Gadsden City Council to meet Tuesday
• 28 Alabama counties approved for storm aid
• Etowah, Calhoun added to federal disaster declaration
• Around Here for May 2
• Bin Laden killed in U.S. operation
• German Shepherd gives own life to save owner from rattlesnake
• Art Walk set for First Friday to also raise tornado relief funds
• All Etowah County Schools to reopen Monday
• Colleges, university adjust schedules because of storms
• Volunteers tend to storm victims across South
• Heath family survives storm, but, It's nothing like home anymore'
• 2 counties added to disaster declaration
• House leader wants to delay education budget passage until school damage known
• Neighbors lighten load amid destruction
• Stem-cell transplant altered two lives
• King James Bible marks 400th anniversary
• Gadsden native killed by Afghani pilot
• Family rides out storm in bathroom; room was only one left standing
• Little Canoe Creek subject of stream study
• GRMC Senior Circle offers free health fair, expo
• EYO turns concert into benefit
• Alabama storm death toll reaches 249
• Rescuers held out hope for girl who later died
• Heath family survives storm, but, It's nothing like home anymore'
• Disaster team helps deal with mass fatalities in DeKalb County
• Worship Guide for April 30
• U.S. Catholics celebrate, debate John Paul II legacy
• Webster's Chapel firefighters deal with loss, help others in rural community
• Schools, colleges announce plans
• Storm deaths hit 228 in Alabama, rescuers hobbled by worst twisters since 1932
• Governor opens phone line to answer storm queries
• President Obama declares disaster for eight Alabama counties
• More Etowah schools opening next week
• Obama: 'I've never seen devastation like this'
• Storms deaths reach 210 in Alabama, 297 in region
• Want to help? Here's how
• Unemployment disaster aid available for some
• Snead State announces plans for classes, events
• Gadsden FUMC collecting batteries
• Tornado pummels Silver Lakes, Big Oak areas
• TVA sending critical power to Marshall and DeKalb counties
• Antioch Baptist collecting items for Pratt City church
• NWS: NE Mississippi tornado was highest-rated EF-5
• Death toll continues to climb
• Tornado pummels Silver Lakes, Big Oak areas
• Meighan work delayed again
• Bentley calls on Obama to expedite a catastrophic declaration
• DeKalb County leads in storm deaths at 33
• DeKalb tornado death toll stands at 32
• Cherokee County Schools closed
• 65 seek treatment in Gadsden after storms
• Some Etowah schools to reopen Friday
• Glencoe Elementary will serve meals tonight to storm victims, volunteers, responders
• Emergency shelter and assistance center opens
• TVA: 677,000 homes, businesses without power
• Gov: Death toll from storms rises to 194 in Ala.
• Tornadoes devastate South, killing at least 269
• VIDEO: Funnel cloud near Hwy 69 S
• Bentley mobilizes National Guard
• Curfews in effect in Boaz, DeKalb County
• Legislature tries to give tornado-damaged schools flexibility in making up lost days
• Significant portion of TVA power grid remains down
• YMCA offering free showers to those affected by storms
• Staats gets nod as GSCC's new president
• Storms claim lives in areas around Etowah County
• Etowah County, Gadsden, Attalla schools closed Thursday
• U.S. Highway 431 blocked at Etowah-Calhoun county line
• Storms kill 58 across Alabama
• VIDEO: Lightning from Young's Chapel
• Obama declares Ala. emergency after deadly storms
• Bentley mobilizes National Guard
• Bentley declares state of emergency
• Carnes Recreation Center opening as emergency shelter
• Woman wreck not believed to be weather related
• Etowah County under tornado watch
• Woman to be charged with making false rape report
• Senate passes jobs bill
• Three arrested for break-ins at Mountain Top Flea Market
• Three possible tornadoes reported in Marshall County
• Weather causes damage across area, state
• Widespread damage causes outages in Marshall County
• Gadsden City Schools to dismiss classes at 2 p.m.
• Morning storms cause damage throughout Etowah County
• Five deaths reported as damaging storms rake Alabama
• 9 Americans dead after Afghan officer opens fire
• Obama releases birth form, decries 'silliness'
• Woman charged with assault with softball bat
• Four indicted in 'vampire' gang attack
• WEB EXCLUSIVE: Budgets, not promises, dominate Bentley's first 100 days
• Local schools to delay opening
• Tornadoes continue to tear through Arkansas
• Mom who left child in car charged with misdemeanor
• House approves General Fund budget, sends it back to Senate
• Author, designer to speak at library
• Cleanup Day set for Saturday in Rainbow City
• City Council developing summer jobs program
• Tax rebate for Jos. A. Bank gets approval
• Several in vampire group charged
• Stolen items recovered in East Gadsden by police
• WEB EXCLUSIVE: Budgets, not promises, dominate Bentley's first 100 days
• Hill named as Rainbow City police chief
• Etowah County at risk for storms, possible tornadoes Wednesday
• Work on Meighan bridge delayed by weather
• Teenage girl reportedly robbed in Gadsden
• Senates Special Order Calendar now available
• Albertville weighs closing cemetery for burials
• Meth lab, homemade bomb found at Spring Garden home
• Woman arrested after 2-year-old is found locked in car
• Gadsden man arrested for reportedly shooting his son
• Hokes Bluff Park Master Plan
• Police Report for April 26
• Severe weather on the way Tuesday, Wednesday
• Woman arrested after 2-year-old is found locked in car
• Rainsville man dies in shop explosion
• YouTube star arrested on marijuana charge
• Albertville robbery suspect sought by police
• Gadsden City Council has busy agenda for Tuesday
• Bradford earns top Girl Scout award for creating Glencoe Library
• Rabid raccoon killed; health department advises precautions
• Gadsden man arrested for reportedly shooting his son
• Master Gardeners plan half-price sale Friday
• OLLI has open house Thursday
• Little River Canyon Field School to host workshop, seminar
• Albertville recovering a year after devastating tornado
• Albertville woman moving back to her home a year after it was destroyed
• Two men face murder charges in Wellborn teacher's killing
• Annual 5K run in memory of Crane to help local cancer patients, families
• Glencoe to discuss appointments for first library board
• Tornado cleanup starts quickly in St. Louis area
• More than 120 dead in Syria after two days of unrest
• Default could be disastrous choice for economy
• FBI: Man faked being Army general to get lucrative job
• Gadsden State commencement ceremonies set
• Riley scholarship available for teachers
• Southside's Boyers wins Girl Scout Gold Award
• Alabama legislature considers tenure law changes
• CBS Supply tries to build legal bingo machine
• Albertville recovering a year after devastating tornado
• Albertville woman moving back to her home a year after it was destroyed
• Five Etowah Red Cross volunteers help after tornado in Geiger
• Police Report for April 23
• Work to begin Tuesday on southbound lanes of Meighan Bridge
• 9,800 eggs adorn Easter tree in Germany
• Worship Guide for April 23
• PAPER PULPIT: The light of God's truth
• Entertainer-turned-evangelist to lead three-day revival
• Easter spirit endures in tornado-wrecked churches
• Glencoe police chief named
• Proposed law would tighten sex offender requirements
• Sex offender explains why he was found with kid's movies, toys
• Police keep close eye on sex offenders
• Pope talks of suffering during Good Friday TV show
• GM ready to be back at No. 1
• Helping hands needed for cleanup day at Ritz Theatre
• Master Gardeners sale starts this weekend
• Easter egg hunts scheduled for weekend
• Ala. casino developer Ronnie Gilley pleads guilty
• Gadsden State student raising money for children in Peru
• Victim changed by abuse; Barrie Center gives help
• Trial was grueling ordeal for rape victim
• Sex crimes some of toughest to prosecute
• Williams proposes legislation to make changes in rape law
• No break at gas pump this spring, summer
• Gilley plans to plead guilty in bingo probe
• Man charged after threat causes Asbury School lockdown
• Woman arrested with sculpture from cemetery
• State House passes Etowah County beer tax bill
• Two arrested after random drug check at Crossville School
• Casino developer Gilley plans to plead guilty
• Elderly Hokes Bluff man dies of wreck injuries
• Library association honors Junkins
• Freds to open on U.S. Highway 431
• Seven Hokes Bluff Middle students suspended after drug investigation
• Abused as a child, Southside woman kept secret for years
• Guilt a long-lasting effect for man abused in his youth
• Per capital personal income decline in Etowah not as steep as state, national averages
• Easter Egg Hunt to kick off spring events at Tigers for Tomorrow
• Legislature nears final vote on extending Forever Wild
• Etowah County Republican Women to meet Monday
• Albertville school board OKs trio of construction change orders
• Maurices in mall relocating
• Trustees retiree age could change
• Roofing project at Attalla Elementary is progressing
• Guilt a long-lasting effect for man abused in his youth
• Abused as a child, Southside woman kept secret for years
• Man waives hearing in Auburn tree poisoning
• Storms down trees in Etowah County; more bad weather on the way
• Garbage pickup schedule changes
• Etowah County under flash flood watch
• Weather forces cancellation of Interstate 59 work
• Tigers for Tomorrow plans butterfly release in honor of Earth Day
• Southeastern Plein Air Invitational returning for third year
• Model competition to benefi Attalla D.A.R.E.
• Council deannexes land on Rainbow Drive
• Old Drug Task Force building to be renovated for ICE agents
• Alabama Senate OKs Landowners Protection Act
• Albertville swimming pool repairs go over budget
• Man charged with sex crimes involving teen girl
• Councilman Reed seeks Mountain View investigation
• Mistrial declared in police chief's civil suit
• Teens suspected in series of Attalla car break-ins
• Attalla police investigating cruelty to animals
• Houston-based company takes over Superior Bank
• Barrie Center for Children a central part of sex crime investigations
• Barrie Center's mission also includes education
• Internet 'feeding' the needs of pedophiles
• Local bills would give school systems flexibility
• Police Report for April 20
• Cars keyed inside Attalla wrecker lot
• National Junior Ranger Day set
• Murder charges filed in teen's death
• DOCUMENT: Gadsden City Council Agenda 04-18-2011
• DOCUMENT: Etowah County Commission Agenda 04-18-2011
• Brother, sister suspected of selling drugs after raid in Glencoe
• Southbound lanes of Interstate 59 to close Wednesday
• Relay of Life to hold team captain meeting
• Truck thefts continue at Mountain Top Trade Day
• Attalla reports DUI, marijuana arrests
• Opening arguments, testimony to begin in Crouch suit
• Southside standoff ends peacefully
• Striplin students raise awareness of child abuse
• Etowah County gets grant for road safety updates
• Rainbow City police investigating theft of steel pipe
• Sexting has become a serious crime
• Murder charges filed in teen's death
• Constitutional revision effort set to begin; taxes aren't in mix
• Etowah County court office hours to remain unchanged, no Friday closings
• Moore forming presidential exploratory committee
• Internet 'feeding' the needs of pedophiles
• Teenager hurt in apparent domestic incident dies
• Jefferson's on Broad Street reopens after March fire
• Reports of sex crimes against kids rising
• Gadsden teen critically injured in domestic incident
• 'Searching for the Stars' rescheduled for Thursday
• Financial improvement proposal approved by Gadsden school board
• Twisters leave dozens dead, ruin in 6 states
• 23-year-old killed Saturday in four-wheeler wreck
• Gadsden teen critically injured in domestic incident
• Attalla Board of Education to meet Tuesday
• GSCC's National Technical Honor Society inducts new members
• Gadsden State receives four certificates of appreciation
• Surgeon to demonstrate techniques to Gadsden State anatomy class
• Sentencing, prison crowding reform would up pot possession amount to 10 pounds
• Drug court program expansion will help taxpayers, agencies
• Odd work schedules pose risk to health
• Moms killing kids not nearly as rare as we think
• Bay of Pigs invasion changed combatants' lives
• Miller, Woods honored for community education
• Etowah County SCLC chapter honors four
• '10 Commandments' judge Roy Moore hints at presidential run
• Woman's past makes abuse prevention her passion
• Glencoe FCA buys supplies for Childrens Hospital
• Alabama storms kill one
• African lion Kal-el to have birthday party at Tigers for Tomorrow preserve
• Sex offenders arrested for failure to update change of residence
• Gadsden couple charged with manufacturing meth after Thursday raid findings
• On The Job with Ann Green
• FUMC of Gadsden sets series of Holy Week services
• Worship Guide for April 16
• HARRY BUTLER: Pastor William 'Peter' McKinney, wife celebrate 10 years of church leadership
• 9 die in storms in Arkansas, Oklahoma
• Democrats want legislative pay issue resolved
• Etowah County unemployment drops
• Woman assaulted with a high-heel shoe
• Bentley says university funding increasing; presidents say tuition to rise
• Sheriffs office schedules press conference for Friday on ICE situation
• Television program airing Friday night to focus on Centobie
• Police Report for April 7
• GRMC emergency room entrance changing
• Relay for Life yard sale scheduled
• Democrats introduce legislative agenda
• Young adult author to speak to students
• Scouts honor Gadsden area philanthropists
• House, Senate committees approve slim state budgets
• Aliceville man arrested, charged with supplying drugs to teen girls
• Television program airing Friday night to focus on Centobie
• Failed Gulf blowout preventer didn't get overhaul
• Jacks reviving Easter egg hunt
• Local Emergency Planning Committee to meet Thursday
• Local health fair slated for Thursday at Convention Hall
• County to use direct deposit for employees
• Police officers lawsuit partially settled
• Gadsden Council: Put chiefs under mayor's authority
• Woman, 85, robbed in parking lot on South Third Street
• New Jacks at Noccalula Falls will fit in with environment
• Sardis City Council votes to replace culvert on Gaines Street
• Severe weather kills nine across South
• House passes bill to fight illegal immigration
• Teens spend day at City Hall, pass saggy pants motion
• Noccalula Falls closes prior to weekend festival
• Tuscaloosa-area legislators hint at legal action to keep Partlow open
• Gadsden State to phase out four athletic programs
• Boaz man charged with setting mobile home on fire
• High winds, rain, hit South; at least 7 killed
• Police Report for April 5
• Etowah County under severe thunderstorm warning
• Albertville City Council approves pool repairs
• Jack's reviving Easter egg hunt
• Small business counseling to be offered
• Alabama Chocolate Festival Taste-Off winners announced
• Gadsden man drowns in Coosa
• Man seriously injured in mobile home fire
• Arrests made in Glencoe thefts
• Immigration bill could be expensive "message"
• Etowah County Schools cancel after-school activities because of weather
• Offices at longtime family car business damaged by fire
• Study says whitewater park idea feasible
• Strong storms expected later today
• ICE loss could mean loss of clean-up crews
• Gadsden Beautification Board now accepting nominations
• Kiwanis Club to observe 'One Day' with car wash
• GSCC, JSU launch Fusion transfer program
• Gadsden State holds annual international festival Friday
• Study says whitewater park idea feasible
• Romneys multistate campaign marathon begins
• Afghans continue riots after small U.S. church burned Quran
• Pastors prompted to preach politics
• Legislators begin budget work this week
• ICE loss could mean loss of clean-up crews
• Community yard sale to benefit SOAR program
• Etowah County kindergarten registration set
• International student art reception slated for Thursday
• Gadsden State offering theater scholarships
• Etowah Democratic women's group to meet Thursday
• New business workshop set for Tuesday
• Attalla District 5 Councilman Cross to host town hall meeting
• Alpha Kappa Alpha to host Outstanding Mothers' Banquet
• Around Here for April 3
• Contestants announced for Searching for the Stars talent competition
• Civil War at 150: Conflict still grips nation
• Post-tsunami, town wonders whether to rebuild
• Judge considers sanctions in bingo corruption case
• Education Briefs for April 2
• Rainbow City man accused of defrauding state of $7.3 million
• Hokes Bluff's Farabee in for state teacher of year
• Worship Guide for April 2
• 12th Street Baptist Church opens Sunday at new location
• Jobless rate fell in March after boost in hiring
• On The Job with Cynthia Watson
• Police Report for April 2
• Etowah Red Cross to hold bicycle rally Sunday in Gadsden
• Former Etowah County Sheriff's Office employee arrested
• Rainbow City man indicted in fraud, money laundering conspiracy
• Ride for the Red' events set for weekend
• Music man Steve Young returns for Song Cycle'
• Woman backs over man stealing her tag
• Lung cancer deaths down among women
• 'Cheeseburger in Paradise' adds another participant
• Both GRMC, Riverview now accredited chest pain centers
• Suspicious device prompts evacuation in Centre
• Bentley cuts General Fund spending by 15 percent
• Bigger corn crop not likely to ease food inflation
• Bentley still supports closing Partlow
• Drug cards to be available Friday; 31 pharmacies participating
• Chocolate Festival, motorcycle ride scheduled for Saturday
• Military overseas voting bill passes Alabama Senate
• Mini-golf tourney to benefit Imagination Place slated for Saturday
• Man sentenced in rape conviction
• IV infections examined after 9 hospital deaths
• Rummage sale helps St. James Catholic School
• Broken supply chain could have short-term, long-term consequences
• Gadhafis forces adapt to airstrikes
• DeKalb County shooting suspects in custody
• American economy outpaces rivals even as job growth lags
• Partlow to stay open, for now
• Democratic group to host GSCC club
• Police Report for March 31
• Bill concerning insurance coverage of abortion proceeds
• IV infections examined after 9 hospital deaths
• Drug cards to be available Friday; 31 pharmacies participating
• Meighan project taking longer than expected
• Two taken into custody for questioning in DeKalb shooting
• Boaz City Council looking to purchase trucks
• Nunnally, Pollard speak to Albertville City Council
• Allens proposed bill would prohibit obesity lawsuits
• Northeast Alabama Genealogical Society sets swap meet for April 16
• Two Gadsden men charged with burglaries
• Population near ground zero doubles since 1990
• Shooting victim wrecks driving to hospital
• Libyan rebels flee Gadhafi assault
• First Friday to celebrate Buffetts book
• Food distribution set for Thursday, Friday
• Relay for Life fundraisers scheduled for Friday, Saturday
• Gadsden Regional celebrating Doctors Day
• Veteran RBC officer Hill named as acting chief at Rainbow City
• Honda investing $94 million, adding jobs at Lincoln plant
• Crowd rallies at Moragne Park in name of public education
• Etowah County Courthouse evacuated after bomb scare
• Workshop offers geeks industrial-strength toys
• Police Report for March 29
• Obama: U.S.-led response in Libya halted mass killings
• Crowd rallies at Moragne Park in name of public education
• DeKalb accident under investigation; man had been shot
• Trace amounts of radiation from Japan show up in Alabama
• Gadsden man charged with receiving stolen property
• Attalla accepting firefighter applications
• Part of Owl's Hollow Road to close
• Woman charged with Albertville robbery and kidnapping
• Two charged with capital murder in home invasion
• More rain possible later this week
• Gadsden City Council wont meet this week
• Fire hydrant testing to begin Friday in Gadsden
• Library of Congress exhibit to visit Gadsden on Friday, Saturday
• Social Security raise could be wiped out
• Bynum named Secondary Teacher of the Year in Attalla schools
• St. James sets preschool, kindergarten registration
• Episcopal Day School students to present spring play
• Office personnel group offers scholarship
• Gadsden Reads Buffett's "Tales from Maragaritaville"
• Gadsden Reads events keep Parrotheads enthusiastic
• Imagination Place to host mini-golf tournament
• Boaz school board OKs 2011-2012 calendar
• High-tech teen flirting turns explicit
• First female VP candidate Ferraro dies at 75
• Air raids in Libya force Gadhafi retreat, rebels seize east
• Rally for public education planned
• Agriculture department layoffs' effect may not be felt statewide for months
• Etowah County Detention Center cuts could be extensive
• ICE funding cuts will mean loss of vital services
• Tornado warning issued for Etowah County until 7:15 p.m.
• Breach possible at troubled nuclear power plant
• LOL! Online abbreviations make Oxford English Dictionary
• Reward issued for recovery of stolen items in Southside
• HGTV host Ruggiero speaks to Antiquarian Society
• Girl Scout cookies go high-tech with smartphone credit card payment
• Who's in hell? Pastor's book sparks eternal debate
• Honda: Lack of parts may affect American plants, including Lincoln's
• On The Job with Dustin Tanner
• Developers offer incentives for new homes
• Breach possible at troubled nuclear power plant
• Severe storms forecast; Isolated tornadoes possible
• Ashville couple dead in apparent murder-suicide
• Rainsville woman buried in wrong plot
• Maxwell House issues new edition of Haggadah
• Laid off Mid-South employees may get extra benefits
• Worship Guide for March 26
• Fairview Baptist to host four-day spring revival
• County unemployment drops, state rate steady
• Southside High fine arts students to showcase talents
• Books-A-Million to aid Rainbow City Fire Department
• Bentley set to sign revised bill to kill DROP
• Nissan mulls shifting some engine production to U.S.
• Groundbreaking set for 38th Habitat house
• Etowah County has chance at emergency food, shelter funding
• Police Report for March 25
• What's behind Americans' conflicted feelings on nuclear issues?
• Etowah County under frost advisory
• Aderholt visits DEU headquarters
• Etowah tourism efforts to focus on county's 'unique' attractions
• Recordings of 1985 Glosser tribute now available
• Girl Scouts honor three from Gadsden area as Women of Distinction
• Attalla Fire Department receives funding
• Fire damages home in Attalla
• Tickets available for Alabama Sports Hall of Fame banquet; Smothers among inductees
• Gadsden's Community Development Block Grant Program faces cuts
• Jacksonville man killed in Glencoe motorcycle wreck
• VIDEO: Boys and Girls Clubs go for world record
• Labor unions, Democrats rally for working middle class
• Strong winds expected in Northeast Alabama
• Film legend Elizabeth Taylor dies at 79
• Victims in apparent murder-suicide in DeKalb identified
• Legislature votes to end DROP
• Labor unions, Democrats rally for working middle class
• Church to host community health fair Saturday
• Etowah County aims to stop worker's comp supplements
• Gadsden City Council to again fund residential incentive program
• Rally backs plan to close Partlow
• Meth lab found, three arrested
• Free spay/neuter clinic set in Birmingham
• Scrapbooking event to benefit nurses' scholarship fund
• Incentives package passes, resolution fails in Albertville
• Buoyed by strikes, Libya rebels try to advance
• Fatal shooting by Albertville police under investigation
• Texas man gets first full face transplant in U.S.
• AT&T: T-Mobile 3G phones will need to be replaced
• Police Report for March 22
• Buoyed by strikes, Libya rebels try to advance
• Longtime businessman, civic leader Isbell remembered
• Third annual Smoke on the Falls/Noccalula Falls Barbeque Festival coming up
• Glencoe employees show support for co-worker with cancer
• Bentley, school board members to lobby congressional delegation
• Forest owners' group donates Lewis & Clark books to library
• Community Action plans open house at new facility
• Local Scouts take part in Adventure Weekend
• Comedian, songwriter to appear at youth rally
• Council meets Tuesday
• Former Sardis City mayor, sheriff's captain dies
• Two bodies found in DeKalb County; murder-suicide suspected
• Man abducted, robbed in Albertville
• JSU to host deep canyon hike at Little River Canyon preserve
• Searching for Stars sets second audition
• Entry forms due Wednesday for Hit the Stage showcase
• AG's office won't say it's seen new Greenetrack bingo machines
• Food contamination among Japan worries
• Legislation in South Carolina targets prisoners on Facebook
• Rear-facing car seats now recommended for children until age 2
• DeKalb jail employee accused of stealing from inmate
• Third annual Smoke on the Falls/Noccalula Falls Barbeque Festival coming up
• Libya bombing said to be successful; endgame unclear
• Hokes Bluff High teacher Farabee's classroom 'a vibrant learning community'
• Credit union offering six merit scholarships
• Greenhouses set to open March 30
• Evening of the Arts set at Southside High School
• Central-Carver offering two academic scholarships
• Kindergarten registration set for Gadsden City Schools
• Clean-up day, yard sale slated at Adams Elementary
• GSCC seeking to win renovation grant
• Free testing set for HIV/AIDS Awareness Day at Gadsden State
• 'Uncle Tom' remark exposes pain in black community
• Driftwood cross removed from Alabama beach
• St. James Catholic Church observes Feast of St. Joseph
• Labor in full roar again, but changed
• Radiation found in milk, spinach in Japan
• Gadhafi letter excerpts
• Two GSCC employees remain in running for presidents job
• U.S. begins assault against Libyan air defenses
• Police Report for March 19
• Man pulled out of rubble alive in Japan
• Group to meet to discuss forming NAMI chapter
• Piedmont man killed in crash
• Church dinner points out injustice of hunger
• New gender-neutral translation of NIV Bible draws language critics
• Gadsden railroad bridge painting to begin Sunday or Monday
• Group trying to call attention to Coosa River pollution issues
• JSU slaying suspect returns to Alabama
• Open Hands: Ministry in Rainbow City meets needs in county
• Worship Guide for March 19
• BB&T Bus to make stop in Gadsden on March 28
• RealtyBid expansion nearing completion in Rainbow Plaza
• On The Job with Matthew Mills
• Camden, N.J.: Hope and despair in a beleaguered city
• Obama endorses military action to stop Gadhafi
• Judge blocks Wisconsin collective bargaining law
• Obama reassures: Japan's radiation won't reach U.S.
• Judge wants FBI agent to testify again about bingo wiretaps
• Greenetrack bringing back new gambling machines today
• Funding problems delay local highway projects
• More smoke rises from Japan's crippled nuclear plant
• Obama reassures: Japan's radiation won't reach U.S.
• More blacks in South moving to suburbs, integrating neighborhoods
• Teen faces assault charges from incident at mall
• Ball Play music family being honored by Alabama Bluegrass Music Association Hall of Fame
• Be a Red Cross Hero: Get a tattoo
• Repairs on Tabor Road underway
• NCAA Tournament: West Virginia downs weary Clemson 84-76
• TVA backs Browns Ferry nuclear reactor design
• Gadsden State helps Anniston depot workers prepare for site closure
• Reception slated for new gallery at Gadsden Museum of Art
• Japan disasters destroy company supply chains
• High food prices about to get worse
• Netflix vying to stream series before its shown on TV
• Be a Red Cross Hero: Get a tattoo
• U.S. calls Japan's warnings insufficient
• Etowah County GOP Club to meet
• Etowah County Republican Women to meet
• Firefighters raise funds for Susan G. Komen for the Cure
• Albertville man reported missing
• Around Here for March 17
• Southbound lanes of Interstate 59 reopen
• Japan nuclear plant abandoned because of radiation
• Jefferson's hopes to open soon after fire
• Obama defends nuclear energy
• Japan crisis spikes demand for radiation pills in U.S.
• Japan nuclear plant abandoned because of radiation
• Around Here for March 16
• Three new businesses open in Gadsden
• event scheduled or April
• Boys & Girls Club to screen movie
• Coin club show slated for this weekend at Gadsden Mall
• Ford Motor Co. safe driving program coming to Southside High
• Etowah couple sentenced in embezzling case
• Teen faces felony assault charge for mall incident
• Settlement would resolve years-long landfill litigation
• New Gadsden State student center will dedicated March 29
• Ryan's closes
• Tide of bodies overwhelms quake-hit Japan
• Missing boy found in DeKalb
• Ragan resigns as RBC police chief
• Japanese ordered indoors in radiation leak crisis
• Boaz approves 1-cent sales tax increase
• Police Report for March 15
• Albertville council has short agenda
• Ride for the Red Weekend to raise money for Red Cross
• Property taxes on some Alabama vehicles rise
• Bozeman named Gadsden City Schools' secondary teacher of year
• Four arrested on drug charges in Geraldine
• Field of GSCC presidential candidates narrowed to 12
• Gadsden-Etowah EMA to hold emergency response training
• Rainbow City Treasure found
• Jewelry sale set for Tuesday at Cherokee Medical Center
• Marshall judge named to state Sentencing Commission
• Boys & Girls Club to take part in star jumps record attempt
• Gadsden-Etowah EMA to distribute weather radios
• Gadsden police officer hospitalized after incident at mall
• Etowah County Commission to meet Tuesday
• Tide of bodies overwhelms quake-hit Japan
• Around Here for March 14
• Alice Cooper guitarist, Geraldines own Damon Johnson to perform local show this weekend
• Gadsden's revenues up for start of fiscal year
• Bozeman named Gadsden City Schools' secondary teacher of year
• Democrats: Republicans moving too fast with 'Handshake' agenda
• Powell family has legacy at Ivalee Elementary
• Salvation Army receives 20 free mattresses
• Greenhouses set to open
• Kindergarten registration for Gadsden City Schools set
• GSCC recruiting F.O.C.U.S. leaders
• GSCC sponsoring free seminars
• Auditions for Southern Belle dancers, tryouts for cheerleaders set
• Hubbert leaving estate to fund college scholarships
• For battered Japan, a new threat: nuclear meltdown
• On The Job with Susan Riggen
• Gadsden City Council wont meet Tuesday
• Juveniles taken into custody for copper theft
• Exhibit introduces Hindu holy art to U.S. audiences
• Belk semi-annual Charity Sale set
• Albertville school board extends early retirement incentive
• Police Report for March 12
• Academy Awards-style event motivates Hokes Bluff students
• United Way of Etowah County celebrates donors at annual meeting
• PAPER PULPIT: God seeks a covenant with you
• California, Oregon sustain brunt of tsunami damage in U.S.
• DROP program has non-public employees at the top of list
• Worship Guide for March 12
• VIDEO: Hundreds Killed in Tsunami After 8.9 Japan Quake
• Alabama, Etowah County unemployment rates rise
• Legislature closer to dropping DROP; ETF budget change passes
• 60 killed in major tsunami after 8.9 Japan quake
• As competitors pop up, iPad keeps price advantage
• GRMC honors employee, clinical manager of the year
• Attalla man arrested for sexual abuse
• Area airports receive grants
• Etowah GOP executive committee to meet
• Tigers for Tomorrow to host special spring break tours
• EMA to distribute weather radios
• Department of Public Safety urges drivers to make safety a spring break priority
• Etowah school board renews principal contracts
• Legislature closer to dropping DROP; ETF budget change passes
• Florida man, woman charged with theft
• Two roads in Gadsden remain closed because of rains effects
• More than 3 inches of rain saturate Gadsden area
• Second treasure chest clue released
• Weather service issues wind, light freeze warning
• RiverFest Take the Stage winners will perform on June 11
• More than 3 inches of rain saturate Gadsden area
• Goodyear CEO gets $8.5 million in compensation despite bad year
• Oil prices settle 64 cents lower
• Hokes Bluff Mardi Gras Parade
• Food bank distribution planned
• Methodist historical society to meet
• Reece City fire department to provide smoke detectors
• Souper Supper slated in Cherokee County
• Little River Canyon National Preserve to offer program on plant, animal species
• Appliance rebates remain available in state
• Reward offered in Duck Springs burglary
• Floodwaters cascade over Noccalula Falls
• Severe weather flips cars, rips roofs in Southeast
• Turkey federation banquet set for Saturday
• Glencoe approves pay raise for next mayor, council
• International Festival slated for April 8 at Gadsden State
• Wild turkey federation banquet is Saturday at Convention Hall
• Etowah Middle named Banner School by Council for Leaders in Alabama Schools
• Boaz man nabbed for stalking
• Ford says Democrats will be heard in Legislature
• Warner Bros. to offer movie rentals on Facebook
• European growth helping McDonalds
• Underwater mortgages rising
• Last of public lewdness suspects pleads not guilty
• Alabama Senate votes to repeal DROP
• Ledbetter to be inducted into hall of fame
• Turkey federation banquet set for Friday
• Countryman remembered by City Council as dependable, prankster
• Butterfly photographer Bright to speak Thursday
• Racist language targeted in state constitution
• Attalla board of education to meet Thursday
• Muscular Dystrophy Association to hold annual Lock-Up March 24
• Etowah County under flash flood watch
• Attempted murder investigation in DeKalb takes new twist
• Handley released from jail
• Police Report for March 8
• Albertville council passes items despite opposition
• Ivey appoints transportation committee members
• Tickets on sale for GSCC International Festival and Bazaar
• MDA to hold Lock-Up Program March 24
• Gadsden-Etowah EMA sets siren test
• Bentley names Flanagan to Marshall judgeship
• Qualifying Attalla residents to get smoke detectors
• Owner of cockfight site arrested
• Democrats regroup after election setback
• Council changes meeting times because of Countrymans funeral
• Countryman funeral Tuesday
• Striplin librarian Hicks making difference with children
• Woman charged with attempted murder in DeKalb shooting
• Gadsden tax revenues on roller coaster ride
• Gadsden finishes fiscal year with budget surplus
• Gasoline prices about more than just oil
• Marchers mark anniversary of 'Bloody Sunday'
• Marchers mark anniversary of 'Bloody Sunday'
• Tourist attractions grapple with state cuts
• Striplin librarian Hicks making difference with children
• Backers hope to extend Alabamas Forever Wild program
• Former Gadsden Councilman J.R. Countryman dies at 71
• Talk doesnt pay, so psychiatry turns to drug therapy
• Heart of Republican legislative agenda on tap Tuesday
• Hokes Bluff Middle School students to host talent show
• Etowah County Board of Education to meet Tuesday
• Gadsden City Board of Education to meet Tuesday
• Red Cross blood drive set at GSCC
• Connect-Communicate-C.A.R.E. event set for Tuesday
• YMCA boot camp starts Monday
• Around Here for March 6
• Huntingdon College to offer local adult degree program this fall
• Student Art Exhibit to hold reception today
• Man shot in robbery attempt; authorities looking for truck
• Multiagency roundup nets weapons, meth in Kilpatrick
• Two charged in traffic incident
• Man charged with robbery in Lowes incident
• Men in vehicle display bare bottoms to driver
• Ford named new CEO at Riverview Regional Medical Center
• Police Report for March 5
• Ear infection rate drops dramatically
• English-only lawsuit rejected
• Third man charged in home invasion turned shootout
• Multiagency roundup nets weapons, meth in Kilpatrick
• Bellevue Baptist Church hosts Bible conference
• Paper Pulpit: Weak in flesh, strong in prayer
• Worship Guide for March 5
• Not a Fairy Tale: Group fights homelessness in Disney's backyard
• Senator poses amendment against use of Muslim Sharia, foreign laws in state courts
• Burst of hiring could mark turning point for jobs
• Local nonprofits featured at this week's First Friday
• Men in court on lewdness, indecency charges barred from city parks
• Artillery rounds, mortar found at business
• Tables preview part of this month's Girlfriend Gala
• Democrats pushing state constitutional reform
• Drop in jobless claims raising hopes for hiring
• Kia Store dealership opens in Rainbow City
• Small business counseling set at Jacksonville State
• Riverview Regional adds Health Choice of Alabama
• Rainbow City treasure hunt clue released
• Boaz man charged with arson after fire at residence
• Part of Steele Station Road to be closed next week
• Bomb squad responds to call at business
• Wreck blocks highway for three hours; driver charged with DUI
• First treasure chest clue released
• Shoplifting incident turns violent at Lowe's
• Man, daughter face charges connected to alleged sex abuse
• No more synthetic drugs have shown up in checks at local retailers
• Man charged with robbery in Dollar Tree incident
• Final Chemical Stockpile Emergency Preparedness Program drill held
• REVIEW: $800 Xoom first real iPad competitor
• Apple CEO Jobs unveils iPad 2
• Take the Stage competition slated for Friday
• Family Success Centers Mardi Gras Magic fundraiser is Saturday
• Kentucky Headhunters to headline Alabama Chocolate Festival
• Gunman in Germany kills two U.S. airmen
• Supreme Court: First Amendment protects military funeral protesters
• Two Gadsden elementary schools participate in World Maths Day
• Documentary to highlight local murder mystery from 1963
• Little interest in hearing about proposed landfill
• Local nonprofits featured at this week's First Friday
• House District 30 Community Development Committee awards grants
• Etowah County area school superintendents respond to proration
• State of the State: Bentley proposes sacrifices
• Text of Bentleys State of State speech
• Legislative Democrats vow they will fight public benefit cuts
• Father, stepmother of 3-year-old rape victim charged
• UPDATE: Historic' 2011 legislative session opens
• Man in custody in 10-year-old capital murder case
• Around Here for March 1
• Police Report for March 1
• Boaz begins process of raising sales tax
• Bentley prorates Education Trust Fund, says he will prorate General Fund
• Bentley says legislators should roll back pay raise
• Could there be friction between Etowah legislators?
• Senators to propose job-creation tax credit bills
• Who will be key players in legislative session?
• District 29 community funds distributed
• District 30 community funds distributed
• Weather damage reported in Etowah County
• Teacher of the Year Handley helps students with communication, life skills
• Attalla Idol entry deadline approaches
• Gadsden City Council to meet Tuesday
• Etowah County Commission to meet Tuesday
• Boaz school board discusses attendance zoning
• Man is expected to be charged with robbery at East Gadsden store
• Reading event at Adams Elementary School postponed
• Team chairman: Metro police force would be years away
• Sting operation nets public lewdness, indecent exposure arrests
• Wind advisory issued for Etowah County
• Slim budgets could equal job cuts for state employees
• Teacher of the Year Handley helps students with communication, life skills
• Around Here for Feb. 28
• Cell companies attempting to lower 911 fees
• Leftover issues await GOP legislative majority at legislative session
• Etowah County Schools' SOAR initiative takes off
• Historic Role: Hood recalls his part in 1963 UA integration
• James Hood on George Wallace: 'He was doing what he had to do'
• New Zealand earthquake toll at 146 dead
• Sting operation nets public lewdness, indecent exposure arrests
• Bentley concerned over state's finances
• Armed pro-Gadhafi gangs roll in Libya
• Bentley inauguration raises $1.6 million
• Fort Payne work to be in international art show
• Kennedy to speak at Democratic meeting
• Gadsden State offers career workshops
• Gadsden mayor to visit Donehoo Elementary
• Motivational speaker Pickard to visit Gadsden State
• Adams Elementary sets reading night
• Shelter-in-place drill successful at Walnut Park Elementary
• No tornado in Etowah County, high winds blamed for damage
• Former Attalla councilman to chair committee
• Park Service seeks teachers for program
• Meth ring leader arrested in Cherokee County
• Census shows Southside saw most growth in decade
• Schools boost efforts to ID fake student addresses
• State, local budget cuts slow economy
• Alabamas Hispanic population more than doubles
• Police Report for Feb. 26
• Two men charged with burglary, theft near Boaz
• Worship Guide for Feb. 26
• Paper Pulpit: Hearing the Shepherd's call
• Google tweaks search engine to punish 'low-quality' sites
• NASCAR's Tebow? Faith is driving force for Daytona 500 winner Bayne
• Collinsville man arrested in hit-and-run fatality
• Gadsden Middle School hosts Black History Program
• Damage reported in Etowah County from overnight storms
• Teen charged with rape in incident with girlfriend
• Police Report for Feb. 25
• Around Here for Feb. 25
• Sarrell Dental Center to open Attalla clinic
• Strange returning $7.9 million that was transferred by Riley
• Etowah County under wind advisory
• Reception for ceramic sculpture exhibition set at Walnut Gallery
• Etowah County Commission still to hear comments on proposed landfill
• Search committee for GSCC president almost filled
• Henagar man dies in tractor accident
• Gadsden's population down, Etowah County's up slightly
• Gadsden Middle School hosts Black History Program
• DEA cutting meth lab cleanup funding
• School board will seek to change dismissal law for education employees
• Flo Rida, the Guess Who round out RiverFest lineup
• Space shuttle Discovery launches on final voyage
• Local authorities getting tough on bath salts
• Purse stolen during funeral at Crestwood Cemetery
• Officials: Suspicious device found in Walnut Park home not bomb
• Crossville cyclist killed in apparent hit-and-run near Boaz
• Local woman shares story of bath salts impact on family
• Storm spotter class set for Friday at Elliott Community Center
• City Council OKs rail crossing closings
• Funeral home owner collapses, dies while driving business van
• Fire under investigation; infant's body found
• Sardis teen dies in three-vehicle accident
• Local crackdown begins after sale of bath salts banned
• Guyton: Goodyear commitments have been fulfilled
• Lawmaker Ford expects attempts to cut teacher, state employee benefits
• Volunteers needed March 3 for cancer survivor dinner
• Fitness challenge to benefit local participants, Red Cross
• Before leaving office, Riley transferred $7.9 million to attorney general's office
• Local crackdown begins after sale of bath salts banned
• GSCC's interim president working toward his goals
• GCHS students escape serious injury after car accident
• Famed motivational speaker Pickard to visit Gadsden State
• Albertville council approves economic incentives
• Police Report for Feb. 22
• Gadhafi's hold on Libya weakens in protest wave
• Could brain pacemakers zap psychiatric disease?
• Oil industry worries Libya unrest could spread
• Basketball game to benefit Etowah Relay for Life
• Etowah County burglary nets $50,000 in cash, $36,000 in savings bonds
• Property recovered, two arrested in Albertville.
• Nordgren discusses budget issues
• Gadsden City Council releases agenda for Tuesday's meeting
• State school board member Hunter sets press conference Thursday
• UA Gadsden Center to host open house
• Machines let drinkers test alcohol level at bar
• GSCC's interim president working toward his goals
• Machines let drinkers test alcohol level at bar
• Around Here for Feb. 21
• Hearings set prior to Albertville council meeting
• Boaz board discusses eight-period schedules
• Family Success Center director stays motivated by helping people
• Attalla Elementary's Molock wants students to be excited about learning
• Cheers: Southside Elementary School Honor Roll
• Gadsden-Etowah Habitat for Humanity gets home of its own
• Habitat accepting applications from potential homeowners
• Gadsden production celebrates black history
• Coosa Christian sets annual fundraising auction
• Adams Elementary students tapped into Beta Club
• Adams Elementary sets Family Reading Night
• Gadsden City High School to host state band competition
• Veterans health care benefits workshop set
• GSCC Career Services offers workshops
• Health sciences job fair set for Wednesday
• GSCC concludes Black History Month observance
• Gadsden State to host annual talent show
• State budget fights fire up union; Obama involved, accused of taking sides
• Freshmen spur House on big spending cuts
• Republican newcomers test mandate to shrink government
• Combined Joint Special Operations Group running 'like a well-oiled machine'
• Worship Guide for Feb. 19
• Paper Pulpit: Vision required for churches to grow
• Church of the Highlands is largest congregation in Alabama
• Bahrain security forces fire on protesters
• Egyptians mass in Cairo to mark Mubarak fall
• Wisconsin Democrats could stay away for weeks
• Bentley says budget cuts are coming
• GSCC presidential candidates submit names
• Adams Elementary speakers tell kids they can do anything
• Marshall County man charged with first-degree assault
• Volunteer fire department in Cherokee County receives funding
• Police Report for Feb. 19
• Around Here for Feb. 19
• Bentley condemns tree poisoning at Toomer's Corner in Auburn
• United Auto Workers union must heed companies, too
• Writers conference set for Saturday
• Lightsey Darst poetry reading today at JSU
• Manufacturers to remove bingo machines from Alabama
• DeKalb man sentenced to 12 years on child porn charges
• Police to probe multiple assaults at Mountain View Hospital
• Census information release will begin reapportionment
• Entrekin to speak Saturday morning at GOP club meeting
• Shelby plans stops in Marshall, DeKalb counties
• No driver's licenses to be issued Monday because of maintenance
• 'X the Text' event at West End teaches about dangers of texting, driving
• Bogle named Youth of Year for the Boys & Girls Clubs of Northeast Alabama
• Work continues on I-59
• Man arrested for poisoning Auburn's historic oaks
• Police investigating alleged rape of 3-year-old girl
• Handley begins serving jail time
• Oak trees poisoned at Auburn's Toomer's Corner
• Why is NYSE selling? Its a matter of pennies
• Agricultural management survey under way
• Why is NYSE selling? Its a matter of pennies
• New Mexican restaurant opens
• Nordgren to address GOP womens group
• GCHS band to host state competition
• Marshall County judge to fill Court of Criminal Appeals vacancy
• Ray graduates basic combat training
• Police Report for Feb. 17
• Black Belt tourism potential featured at exposition
• Helping Hands celebrates 30 years of giving back
• Patient, 12, attacked by two teenagers at Mountain View Hospital
• AEA being assailed on all sides
• Etowah County Commission pledges millions to Goodyear
• Oak trees poisoned at Auburns Corner
• 2011 Riverfest Lineup Announcement
• Etowah County Commission pledges millions to Goodyear
• Work to begin in summer on damaged part of Steele Station Road
• Park ranger to speak Thursday at Sierra Club
• Narmco Group in process of purchasing former Rigid Building Systems facility
• Gadsden Public Library hosts poet Lightsey Darst
• Crystal Nelson receives posthumous award from American Cancer Society
• Rash of new business at City Council meeting prompts complaint
• Boaz sales tax hike discussed at public hearing
• Judge delays gambling corruption trial until June
• Kiwanis Pancake Day is Saturday
• Man serving sentence for hit-and-run incident involving inmates
• Albertville City Council looks at finalizing budget
• Boaz residents discuss proposed sales tax hike
• Man convicted on sex-related charges
• Clothing prices to rise soon
• Relay for Life committee meeting Thursday
• Drug awareness night set for Tuesday at Boys & Girls Club
• Etowah County Commission meets Tuesday
• Gadsden Council to meet Tuesday
• Sessions, Shelby criticize Obama's budget
• Collinsville child remembered after fatal four-wheeler accident
• Kiwanis Pancake Day is Saturday
• Former police chief Hamrick donates police items for exhibit
• Thirteenth Place on the way to raising necessary funds
• Church groups working at Thirteenth Place
• Methamphetamine problem continues to grow
• Gadsden City Council revisits speed bump policy
• Former police chief Hamrick donates police items for exhibit
• Gaston Boys & Girls Club named national finalist
• MeadowBrook to offer Dave Ramsey course
• I-59 northbound traffic detour begins Monday
• Work on Gadsden State automotive center ongoing
• Bath salts seen as new form of synthetic cocaine
• Two in custody in Gadsden, Attalla robberies after deputy helps change tire
• Cold case rape nets Gadsden man three life sentences
• Confession: New iPhone, iPad app helps you keep track of sins
• Worship Guide for Feb. 12
• PAPER PULPIT: Jesus died for everyone
• Albertville City Council talks budget issues
• Around Here for Feb. 12
• Police Report for Feb. 12
• Goodyear Gadsden to pick up work, but not jobs
• Goodyear union officials have mixed emotions about closing
• $8.5 million verdict against Ford overturned
• Wireless advances could mean no more cell towers
• Mubarak resigns, hands power to military
• Snow falls on Etowah County
• Albertville woman charged in anthrax letters hoax
• Albertville school board to consider 2011-2012 school calendar
• Attalla school board approves bond application
• Deal in works for purchase of Rigid Building Systems site by existing industry
• Goodyear posts loss for quarter, to close Union City plant
• Schools participate in ACCESS Distance Learning Week
• Colleges face challenges with smaller budgets
• K-12 schools seek level funding next year
• Gadsden man arrested for role in December shootout
• Possible murder, suicide under investigation in four-hour standoff in Calhoun County
• iPhone-starved states welcome new gadget
• Possible murder, suicide under investigation after standoff
• Hard freeze warning issued
• Egypt's Mubarak stays in post, hands powers to VP
• Area schools delayed three hours
• Fourth-grader from Eura Brown wins county spelling bee
• Community development committees to meet
• Little River Canyon Park ranger to address Sierra Club tonight
• Black History Month Program at GPL
• Snow Dusts Gadsden
• Area schools delayed three hours
• Higher food prices ahead after corn reserves sink
• Gadsden crime scene truck adds efficiency
• Montevallo dean's, president's lists announced
• Attalla plans Black History Month celebration
• Body found after Alexandria standoff
• Reward offered in Weiss Lake whooping crane killing
• Gadsden Airport Authority to meet
• Alabama schools gaining in Advanced Placement
• Snow should not be major problem for area
• Fourth-grader from Eura Brown wins county spelling bee
• Fish Habitats Created on the Coosa
• Harlem Ambassadors visit Boys and Girls Club
• Winter Storm Warning in effect tonight for Etowah County
• USGS measures 2.2 magnitude earthquake near Southside
• Four Etowah County students named National Merit finalists
• Proration predicted this year, layoffs next
• Albertville slates hearings on economic incentives
• Etowah County Commission: Courthouse will be open Thursday
• Food Banks of America food distribution scheduled
• Historic theaters resolution OKd by Gadsden City Council
• Registration under way for consignment sale at First United Methodist Church of Gadsden
• State to begin collecting sales tax for Sardis City
• Two arrested after bank robbery in Alexandria
• Democrats blast Beasons "empty the clip" remarks
• Piedmont's Dooley charged with first-degree theft
• DeKalb man pleads guilty to rape, sexual abuse
• U.S. government: No electronic flaws in Toyotas
• Local Emergency Planning Committee meeting postponed
• Democratic chairman criticizes GOP senator comment
• Man sought by Boaz police after standoff taken into custody
• Wife of sheriff's deputy charged with attempted murder, arson
• Interstate 59 work postponed until next week
• State to begin collecting Sardis Citys sales tax
• National Weather Service issues winter storm watch
• Police Report for Feb. 8
• Three from Gadsden honored as Women of Distinction
• Gilley's bond revoked; lobbyist outlines bribe offer
• Packers win sends NFL into uncertain offseason
• Gadsden-Etowah EMA plans siren test Tuesday
• Etowah County's Local Emergency Planning Committee to meet Thursday
• Meth lab ruled out as cause of house fire
• Boaz police searching for man who slipped out of house during standoff
• Interstate 59 work postponed until next week
• Martin Luther King Jr. Initiative Health Fair set for Friday
• Beason: 'Empty the clip' comment taken out of context
• JoS. A. Bank to open store at Gadsden Mall
• Snow possible Wednesday night, Thursday; forecast called
• Former council member Countryman hospitalized in critical condition
• Albertville man struck, killed by vehicle
• Alabama GOP executive director resigns
• Preliminary hearing waived; grand jury to hear vampire' case evidence
• Weather service issues wind advisory until 11 p.m.
• DOCUMENT: Campaign Finance Records
• Around Here for Feb. 7
• Annual YMCA Father/Daughter Sweetheart Dance set for Sunday
• School fire safety program helps child save family from blaze
• Most Wanted: Health care fraud no longer a faceless crime
• US-Russia nuclear arms treaty takes effect
• Wal-Mart, humbled king of retail, plots rebound
• Gadsden State Career Services offers workshops
• Health sciences employment fair set
• Gadsden State talent show auditions under way
• Little River Canyon preserve to host program on plants
• Etowah County school board to meet
• Harlem Ambassadors to play at Gadsden City
• Gadsden Soul Food Contest set at library
• Guyton receives Gadsden State service award
• Darth Maters take top chili honors
• I-59 northbound to close Tuesday for repairs
• Overall candidate spending declined in 2010 races
• Unopposed Ford spent nearly $140,000 in 2010
• Ruling party leaders resign in Egypt; regime holds
• Hundreds protest Egyptian leader in U.S. cities
• Gadsden State aquaculture program thrives
• Storm turns some Super Bowl plans into Super Mess
• Timing of snow, ice storm took Etowah County by surprise
• Companies ready to spend big again at Super Bowl
• Philadelphia abortion doctor not entitled to free lawyer
• Worship Guide for Feb. 5
• Giffords' husband to command space shuttle Endeavor
• Celebrate India Banquet to raise funds for missions
• Second Connecticut home invasion slaying suspect wants trial moved
• Views of post-Mubarak Egypt emerge
• How Google removed the muzzle on Twitter in Egypt
• Around Here for Feb. 5
• Police Report for Feb. 5
• Attalla schools schedule health screenings for students on Tuesday
• Gadsden area expects another cold front
• Alabama law to curb AEA on hold for federal review
• Unemployment falls to 9 percent; lowest rate since 2009
• Trash containers to be set up Saturday
• Shoppers shook off snow, retailers gained in January
• Hokes Bluff man expected to plead guilty in Etowah County in sodomy case
• Gadsden man charged with murder in shooting death
• Three GSCC employees chosen to presidential search committee
• Storm causes problems in Northeast Alabama
• Weather school closings
• Two volunteers honored by St. James Catholic School
• Alabamas political parties seeing major changes
• Winter weather advisory issued; schools cancel activities
• Etowah County under freezing rain advisory
• Hokes Bluff man sent to prison in sodomy case
• Stocks end Wednesday mixed
• D.C., Dallas, Boston lead U.S. in job growth
• Is $3 million worth it for a Super Bowl ad? Ask GoDaddy
• Police Report for Feb. 3
• Litigator to represent Alabama State Bar Associations
• Gadsden teens charged with burglaries, thefts
• JSU president: Budget cuts could lead to tuition hikes
• Slight chance of snow, sleet Thursday afternoon
• New Union, North Lookout Mountain fire departments receive grants
• Board School Board extends legal protection
• Gadsden will seek to close two railroad crossings
• Suspicious cooler found in Piedmont; bomb squad responds
• Judge raises questions about Voting Rights Act
• Teen escapes from Bridge, steals truck, leads police on high-speed chase
• Charges expected in shooting death of Gadsden man
• Mortgage help available for unemployed Alabama homeowners
• Punxsutawney Phil predicts an early spring
• Gildan to end remaining sock production in Fort Payne
• Dow over 12,000 as recovery continues
• Etowah County Commission continues plans for industrial park
• Protesters to Mubarak: Leave office now
• Police watch for child sex trafficking ahead of big game
• Alabama budgets show positive income for first third of year
• Winter storm roars through nation's heartland
• Police Report for Feb. 2
• Court date set for men indicted for extortion
• Harlem Ambassadors coming Feb. 9 to Gadsden
• Gadsden board approves winter weather make-up days
• Gadsden City Council gives funds to three agencies
• Gadsden State to offer financial workshops
• District 30 community development meeting set for Feb. 10
• Democratic Women's Club to meet Thursday
• Lighting transforms a wedding space
• Couple chose 1-1-11 to start new life together
• Friend, will you marry us? Online ordinations rise
• Last-minute change of place? Dont panic
• To-dos Before You Say
• Attalla board declares state of emergency over roof failure at elementary school
• Gadsden man shot to death following argument
• Location of weekend blood drive at Gadsden Mall changed
• Local Relay for Life group recognized by American Cancer Society
• Ford to honor Watkins for community service
• DGI Chili Cookoff set for Saturday
• Two Coates Bend men arrested on burglary related charges
• State House access may be limited during legislative sessions
• Local group meets with Bentley about Goodyear
• Attalla board declares state of emergency over roof failure at elementary school
• RSVP offers community free tax assistance
• Trash containers to be set up Saturday
• Winter weather leaves state in need of blood
• Avery to speak Tuesday at Gadsden library
• Around Here for Jan. 31
• Annual Altrusa Antique Show opens this weekend
• Man gets minimum sentence in child porn case
• Kennedy to lead Alabama Democrats
• Chaos engulfs Cairo; death toll rises sharply
• Committee to study feasibility of merging law enforcement services
• New DOT director: Door always open to discuss roads
• Health sciences fair planned
• Gadsden State college transfer day is Thursday
• Cyclocross event brings cycling enthusiasts to Gadsden
• Ford gives funds to Donehoo Elementary
• host Noble to speak at Mentone fundraiser
• Etowah High School club to host dress sale
• Albertville student named to Who's Who
• St. James spelling bee winner named
• AKA to celebrate Founders Day at Gadsden Museum of Art
• Police Report for Jan. 29
• District 2 community meeting set for Monday
• Republican Women to meet Monday
• Committee chairman: Republicans hope to continue gains
• Hardin Center membership drive to help schools
• Etowah County Commission seeks to abolish constable position
• Etowah County officials react to proposed cuts
• Weather forces Gadsden State to change schedule
• Gregerson, Lee, Quinn honored at Chamber banquet
• Corridor study among Chambers plans for 2011
• Protester death toll reaches eight in Egypt; Mubarak fires cabinet
• Future of U.S. aid depends on Mubaraks response to protesters
• Worship Guide for Jan. 29
• Paper Pulpit: The pursuit of happiness
• Some south Sudanese Christians believe independence foretold in Bible
• Ford company misses expectations; stock falls
• Search for new Gadsden State president continues
• 'Catastrophic roof failure' to be topic of called Attalla meeting
• Men's Day brings role models to Donehoo Elementary
• Arrests clear up several burglaries
• Episcopal Day School fundraiser is Saturday
• Students make donations to patients at Childrens Hospital
• Williams speaks to Gadsden Rotary Club
• Gadsden-Etowah County Emergency Management Agency conducting online survey
• Local business owner Baker dies at 71
• Bilingual Story Time set for Saturday
• Boaz man charged with sexually abusing child
• Bentley: Education proration still iffy; General Fund cuts probable
• Bentley hires Sparks for new position
• Annual rummage sale takes place Saturday
• Calhoun County sherrif's office completing assessment
• Ivalee Fire Department receives grant
• West End Elementary spelling bee winners
• Police Report for Jan. 27
• Author Helderman to speak at Gadsden library event
• New attorney general speaks out on bingo
• Two dead in apparent murder-suicide in Rainsville
• DeKalb man suspected in wife's death kills himself after police chase
• State of the Union stirs current of hope, doubt
• Woman who escaped from custody in court is caught
• Woman slips cuffs, escapes custody in Gadsden Municipal Court
• VIDEO: Obama's 'Union': 'Move Together or Not at All
• Gadsden Public Library to host Earned Income Tax Credit Day
• County discusses road construction
• New ZeroMeth Teen Advisory Board hopes to spread anti-drug message
• Painting of CSX Railroad Bridge gets delayed for fourth time
• Callers report of suspicious activity leads to arrests
• Snead State student's car struck by train; driver critical
• Man shot in Forrest River Apartments parking lot
• Ramsey to be named Eagle Scout
• Woman slips cuffs, escapes custody in Gadsden Municipal Court
• Interpretations of new Ethics Law to come out next week
• Winter weather advisory issued for Etowah
• Gitmo detainee gets life sentence in embassy plot
• More snow, forecast shows
• Boaz council has short agenda at work session
• Sales tax increase sees little support from Albertville council
• Public comment, hearing set on landfill
• Sales tax increase sees little support from Albertville council
• Boaz council has short agenda at work session
• Police Report for Jan. 25
• Dance set for Friday at fairgrounds
• Library committee to meet Friday
• Woman arrested in Boaz after car break-in
• Gadsden Regional hosts seventh annual Go Red for Women event
• Man leads officers on high-speed chase
• More snow, forecast shows
• 'Traveling student' goes on adventures across country
• Proposed landfill to increase traffic on Sand Valley Road
• Residents support proposed landfill, says Payne
• Gadsden City Schools names Teachers of Year
• Around Here for Jan. 24
• Gadsden State sponsoring intramural basketball
• Organization to host seminar Feb. 11
• Gadsden State homecoming set for Jan. 31
• Collapse of Gadsden greenhouse hits restaurants
• GMA celebrates Black History Month
• Bentley to get honeymoon until session starts
• Floyd kindergarten students use Wii games to learn math
• Around Here for Jan. 22
• Attalla man charged with several car break-ins
• Police in Memphis were suspicious of Coles story from start
• Worship Guide for Jan. 22
• Holy Rock 'n' Roller: Nun's life includes amassing Elvis memorabilia
• Paper Pulpit: Let Jesus reign in your heart
• Richard Pratt to speak Sunday at Rainbow Presbyterian
• Memphis-area murder suspect kills himself in East Gadsden
• Survive: Park service offers 'dirty' course
• December unemployment up
• Local teen honored for original musical work
• 'Textletes' Beware: Smart phones foster dumb habits among pedestrians
• Fire department receives grant
• Annual Snowflake Pageant scheduled
• Food distribution scheduled
• Tyson, ICE partner on hiring rules
• Local teen honored for original musical work
• Ethanol producer to locate in Greene County
• Light snow possible in north Alabama
• Etowah County DARE students graduate this week
• Scale Back Alabama returns
• Boaz man charged with felony domestic violence
• Gadsden man faces additional sex abuse charges
• Police Reports for Jan. 20
• Cochran appointed to Gadsden City Schools post
• Carver banquet to honor James Hood in Gadsden
• DHR has new home in East Gadsden
• Ethics training for lobbyists starts Monday
• Bentley's religious statement prompts controversy
• School calendar approved at Albervtille school board meeting
• Albertville man charged with assault
• Mitchell, Giegerich artistic work on display
• Inaugural Mayors Ball set for Friday
• Commission sets comment period on proposed landfill
• CBS Supply still hopes for electronic bingo in Etowah County
• Atlanta artist in town for reception today, gallery talk Wednesday
• Bentley ends anti-gambling task force
• Gadsden State extends spring semester registration
• Fiery crash kills Piedmont man
• Albertville council combines meeting with work session
• Attalla school board to meet
• Cherokee Chamber of Commerce to honor school board
• Alabama inaugural features events honoring King
• Bentley promises to put Alabama back to work
• Payne to hold community meeting
• Gadsden City Council's Education, Recreation Committee to meet
• TRANSCRIPT: Gov. Bentley's inaugural address
• Etowah County DEU receives grants
• Other state officials sworn in
• Bentley starts inauguration day with Baptist prayer breakfast
• MLK Day observance tonight
• Progress on Airport Road widening going slowly
• County commission expected to approve Yates' request to vacate road
• Bentley cabinet picks are experienced, diverse
• Barrie Center for children receives $59,027
• Piedmont man killed in one-vehicle wreck in Ball Play
• Volunteers needed for Gadsden-Anniston homeless count
• Physician rises to take position of state governor Monday
• MLK Jr. Day Closings
• Agency could boost Gadsdens revenues
• No charges filed against man in stabbing over car in Gadsden
• Dogtown fire authority receives AFG grant
• Riley leaves governor's office after eight years
• Man charged in Gadsden home invasion shootout
• Bentley's ABC Board appointments approved
• Etowah County VOAD meeting set for Tuesday
• GCHS softball team seeks funds to repair field
• Sheriff, coroner sworn into office Friday
• Around Here for Jan. 15
• Virtual library network makes career databases freely available online
• Gadsden man dies in Shelby County accidental shooting
• Snows economic impact uncertain
• Hokes Bluff City Council meets Friday night
• Local attorney authors new edition of legal reference book
• Shelby visits Gadsden, speaks at Hardin Center
• Art party to raise money for mission trip to Honduras
• States economic forecast optimistic
• Criminals, students take break during snow days
• Snows economic impact uncertain
• Weather Closings
• Officials make essential transports during snow
• Gadsden City Council wont meet next week
• with Gadsden native to air Sunday
• Officials make essential transports during snow
• Glencoe City Council to meet today
• Sand Valley Fire Department awarded grant
• Bentley names more administration members
• Police Report for Jan. 13
• District 28 Community Development funds distributed
• Weather Closings
• Speaker names Etowah County legislator as chairman of powerful Rules Committee
• Hard Freeze Warning set for late tonight through Thursday morning
• Garbage collection delays
• Frigid temperatures keep driving hazardous
• PHOTOS: Noccalula Falls area snow
• Heard-Hughes to address Sierra Club
• Weather Closings
• Local Habitat group to mark completion of 36th house
• McCarter new chairman of Patriots Association
• Auburn win means money for retailers
• Officials don't make decision to close schools lightly
• Frigid temperatures keep driving hazardous
• Temperatures up a bit but some roads still icy
• Hubbard, Marsh again elected as leaders of House, Senate
• ALDOT road condition reports
• Weather continues to delay Times' delivery
• Most people heed warnings, stay home after snow
• Conditions unlikely to improve Tuesday
• Weather Closings
• Bad weather forces legislators to make contingency plans for Tuesday's organizing session
• Arctic blast coats South in treacherous snow, ice
• Gadsden Times delivery delays
• Troopers: Roads considered 'impassable'
• Winter weather causes local closings
• Miles set for photography exhibit at Walnut Gallery
• Westbrook student set for state competition
• Riley declares state of emergency
• Etowah Relay For Life to meet Jan. 27
• Childs-Ware
• Around Here for Jan. 10
• January is school board recognition month
• Sardis High School club raises money for March of Dimes
• McClellan Bookworms to meet
• Episcopal school plans event
• Etowah County Schools Teachers of the Year named
• Legislature meets this week for short session to organize
• Local business booming ahead of storm
• Gadsden police use bait car to curtail thefts
• Ice and snow? Gadsden-Etowah EMA prepared for worst
• Winter Storm Watch extended until 6 p.m. Monday
• Arizona congresswoman, aides shot
• If you can't stay home, stay safe on icy, snow-covered roads
• Ice and snow? Gadsden-Etowah EMA prepared for worst
• Around Here for Jan. 8
• GSCC bookstores to open today
• Aderholt to head subcommittee on Homeland Security funding
• Area bands to be featured in Celebrate Alabama' inauguration
• Snow in the forecast
• Parents to speak about organization founded after sons death from cancer
• DVD relives Allen's appearance at Glosser tribute
• Around Here for Jan. 7
• Thirteenth Place gets money pledges
• Etowah County still looking at bingo
• New Mexican restaurant to open at former Santa Fe location
• Plasman to begin hiring in Fort Payne
• Court papers indicate Ala. gambling probe growing
• Shelby schedules visits to area
• Most legislators see Hammetts selection as positive step for state
• Slight chance of snow in forecast for area
• Gadsden's fire department gets funds
• First Friday scaled down
• Food distribution scheduled
• Arrest made in 1996 murder of Jacksonville State student
• Court papers indicate Ala. gambling probe growing
• New edition removes Mark Twain's 'offensive' words
• Crop Til You Drop slated for Jan. 14
• Information sought about missing woman
• Cost of Bentleys inauguration tops $1 million
• Council sets fine schedule
• Keep emergency supplies on standby
• Discussion held on Attalla water issue
• County may bid hunting rights
• Arrest made in 1996 murder of Jacksonville State student
• Missing Marshall County man found
• 4 and 20 blackbirds, and 4,000, dead in the sky
• Cherokee County woman missing
• Sardis council meeting all talk, no action
• Friends, colleagues pay tribute to McCollum
• Albertville City Council has abbreviated meeting
• Bentley picks former Speaker Hammett to head ADO
• Friends, colleagues pay tribute to McCollum
• Troopers say Operations Safe Holidays campaign a success
• Three accused of stealing truck at car wash
• Food bank moving to temporary location, seeks permanent site
• District 28 Community Development Committee to meet
• Native American Twining Workshop set
• New programs to begin at Little River Canyon park
• Auditions start this weekend for 'Camelot'
• Girl Scouts ring in new year with cookie sale
• Registration begins for DGI's annual Chili Cookoff
• Gadsden City's Kamran wants to make a difference
• Community Services
• GSCCs adult education teaches academic, life skills
• Next commission president Choate looking forward to new year
• New Year's Eve tornadoes kill six people in Arkansas, Missouri
• Baby boomers mark new milestone
• Outgoing Etowah County Commission President Gwin pleased with 2010
• Heavy rains, flash flooding possible as new year arrives
• Sardis High Schools Janeway enjoys challenge of math
• Payne to hold community meetings
• Neighborhood watch meeting set
• Retiring Albertville police chief honored
• McCain: Industrial recruitment better than expected
• Sardis High Schools Janeway enjoys challenge of math
• High-speed chase starts in Hokes Bluff, makes U-turn, ends 35 miles away with crash
• Tony's Bar-B-Q in Gadsden closing, but catering service continues
• TV journalist, Rainbow City native Edwards dies of cancer at 34
• Rainbow City man arrested in 2009 traffic death
• Apparent break-in turns into stabbing outside Gadsden bar
• Calhoun County shooting death investigation continues
• Five indicted in Cherokee County bank robbery
• Tonys Bar-B-Q in Gadsden closing, but catering service continues
• Williams promoted in Attalla school system
• Four jailed in Marshall County meth bust
• Neighborhood watch meeting slated for Jan. 4
• Space heater causes house fire
• Attalla 'boil order' lifted
• Most Attalla now customers have water
• Spotlighting hunter shoots, flees, wrecks, faces charges
• Right Answer: Love of math helps GCHS' Sirna achieve honor
• Right Answer: Love of math helps GCHS' Sirna achieve honor
• East Gadsden food distribution scheduled
• Gadsden council votes against rezoning property for RV dealership
• Kids to ring in New Year at noon at Imagination Place
• Gadsden allocates funds for Thirteenth Place youth shelter
• Gadsden home-invasion shootout injures two
• Water service being restored to Attalla
• Police Report for Dec. 28
• Pollard sworn in as Albertville's police chief
• Handley, two others rescued from lake
• Woman dies in DeKalb County fire
• Attalla water should be back at 50 percent capacity by Tuesday
• Attalla officials advise residents to boil water
• Red Cross chapter accepting gallon bottles of water for Attalla residents
• Young soldier's grandfather at center of famous survival tale
• Southsides Fox chosen for academic honor
• Some Attalla residents without water service
• Local book club to hold Kwanzaa celebration
• House, Senate meet Jan. 11 to organize for next four years
• Fire fatalities on track to be higher than usual
• Heating assistance appointments to begin
• Gov.-Elect Bentleys life prepared him for newest role
• White Christmas makes history in Etowah County
• Woman remains hospitalized after serious car accident
• Tree recycling slated at Gadsden State
• Parents of ineligible Job Corps students scrambling to pay college money
• Police pursuit in Albertville ends in wreck
• Bentley fills three more Cabinet jobs
• Albertville band preparing to march in Rose Parade
• Family visits, thanks Santa Claus for prayers
• Bentley selects longtime friend as chief of staff
• Police Report for Dec. 23
• Ford pledges funds to aid ineligible Job Corps students
• Snow forecast for Christmas in Etowah, surrounding counties
• World War II veteran shares Christmas memory from 1944
• Thirteenth Place seeks funds from city
• Parents of ineligible Job Corps students scrambling to pay college money
• Rainbow Presbyterian to hold Christmas Eve service
• Partial funding acquired for Boaz senior center bus
• Anniston funeral home owner faces theft charges
• GSCC students, faculty work to spread holiday cheer
• Etowah commission OKs holiday pay for sheriff's employees
• Hokes Bluff woman dies after being run over by her own truck
• Ethics, campaign finance laws take effect at different times; AEA plans early fight
• Albertville school board accepts repair bids
• Drought disaster declaration issued for all Ala. counties
• Rainbow City shooter charged with making a terrorist threat
• Census: Ala. won't gain or lose congressional seat
• Hokes Bluff woman run over, killed by truck
• Students in Job Corps college program likely to lose funds
• Boaz man charged with receiving stolen property
• Smothers column: Coming home for Christmas
• Riley: New ethics laws a foundation to change Alabama
• Calhoun homicide victim is a Gadsden businessman
• RBC chief: No charges expected against shooting suspect
• Lobbyist pleads guilty in Alabama gambling probe
• Safe rooms increased after 2000 Coates Bend tornado
• Technology grant for Etowah schools to engage students, enhance learning ability
• Most tax-related problems resolved in office
• County property tax collections up
• Coates Bend tornado led to development of better weather warning plans
• Around Here for Dec. 20
• Learn how to manage uneasy holiday conversation topics
• Lone gunman in custody after shots fired on Rainbow Drive
• Man found dead Sunday in Calhoun County
• Christmas calendar for week of Dec. 19
• Alabama Republicans eye changing budget process
• Coates Bend residents recall 2000 tornado that destroyed homes
• Coates Bend fire department had practiced for tornado
• Siblings filmed tornado as it moved through Coates Bend
• Lone gunman in custody after shots fired on Rainbow Drive
• Gifts of experience can make lasting memories
• Christmas Closings
• About 30 teen boys at The Bridge won't be home for Christmas
• Coates Bend residents recall 2000 tornado that destroyed homes
• Have at Hardin Center
• Northbound lane of I-59 to close Monday
• Cookbook benefits ZeroMeth campaign
• Police Report for Dec. 12
• Around Here for Dec. 18
• Focus on guests needs for perfect holiday party
• Students learn about
• Three arrested on meth charges in Albertville
• Attorneys studying final state court ruling on double-dipping case
• Attalla woman dies in house fire
• First Baptist Church of Glencoe to light up Christmas
• Unemployment down in Etowah County, up in state
• Bentley names finance head, chief of staff
• Attalla City Schools honors four as Teachers of Year
• National Free Shipping Day is today
• Albertville board agenda to be light
• Etowah Republican Club to meet Saturday
• Community Development Committee meeting canceled
• Canceling, delaying local schools takes much consideration
• Legislature finishes ethics, campaign finance bills: AEA vows fight to come
• Icy roads caused almost 100 wrecks in Etowah County
• Attalla woman dies in house fire
• Gov.-elect Robert Bentley names finance boss, chief of staff
• Drivers splip, slide across Northeast Alabama
• Four men from Cherokee County indicted on weapons, drug charges
• Thirteenth Place director 'upbeat' despite $42,000 shortfall
• Five Gadsden men charged in bank robbery; one named ringleader
• Local food drive collects 30,000 pounds of food for needy
• Weather Related Closings
• Area schools to close early
• Altoona men arrested on burglary charges
• Senate passes payroll deduction bill
• Freezing rain advisory for Etowah County extended
• Smothers chosen for Alabama Sports Hall of Fame
• GOP breaks filibuster, passes payroll deduction bill
• Smothers chosen for Alabama Sports Hall of Fame
• Police Report for Dec. 15
• Council eyes appointment to utilities board
• Landfill closing on Christmas, New Years
• Avery to hold Gadsden District 3 meeting
• Gadsden repeals lease sale exemption
• Former pharmacy technician sentenced
• Gadsden man charged with attempted murder
• Gadsden shelters offer warm beds on cold nights
• GOP fails to end Democrats filibuster
• Jail to house detainees until June 30
• Alabama Legislature completes 1st ethics bill
• Congressional delegation and ICE officials meet; agreement in place to house detainees through June 30
• Search under way for suspect in Cedar Bluff bank robbery; three men in custody
• Northbound lanes of I-59 closing this afternoon
• Wednesday could bring wintry mix of rain, sleet
• Author Rick Bragg addresses new Alabama Legislature
• Police Report for Dec. 12
• City launches second bus route in East Gadsden
• Wednesday could bring wintry mix of rain, sleet
• Red Cross sees rise in assistance requests from fire victims
• Community agencies get grants from justice foundation
• House District 28 Community Development Committee to meet
• Gadsden-Etowah EMA siren tests on tap today
• New Faith Community Church to give away coats, blankets
• Gadsden man dies in accident in DeKalb County
• Smaller groups hope ethics reforms will level playing field in Legislature
• Judge in Va. strikes down federal health care law
• Way of the Cross plans to increase space, extend dining hall
• Boaz garbage pick-up delayed one day this week
• Glencoe landfill to close on Christmas, New Year's
• Hokes Bluff Ferry to head to new South Carolina home
• Way of the Cross plans to increase space, extend dining hall
• DeKalb, Cherokee schools closed
• Two robberies reported in Gadsden; man shot in one
• Auburn's Cam Newton wins Heisman in landslide
• School's name changed to reflect mission
• Gadsden board updates layoff policy
• Thirteenth Place needs $50,000 by Wednesday
• Legislators see quick end to special session
• Christmas Calendar: Week of Dec. 12-18
• Local church displays exotic nativities
• Ray Thompson Elementary excels with Technology Day
• Teen arrested, charged in November robbery in East Gadsden
• Winter weather headed to Northeast Alabama
• Alabama House passes 2 of governor's ethics bills
• Republicans use their super majority to win first real battle of special session
• Meth lab found next to Piedmont day care
• Gadsden Style magazine debuts
• Two men arrested for drugs in undercover operation
• Gadsden State named school
• Helicopter pad built to assist in Whorton Bend community
• Cherokee County Bar Associationn hanging judgesphotos at courthouse
• Alabama's House, Senate leaders to seek cuts to staff, costs
• Beans & Greens, firefighters teaming up to raise money to benefit children
• Christmas tree recycling will begin Dec. 26
• ICE to delay pulling detainees until March
• Alabama governor's ethics bills getting 1st votes
• FBI: Missing girl, suspected abductor may be in area
• Moving of ICE detainees could be delayed
• Bentley to lawmakers:
• Northbound lane of I-59 closed for repairs
• Cherokee industrial authority elects new officers
• New commissioner sells county vehicle as surplus
• Assault suspect claims to be vampire
• Special session on ethics, campaign finance reform begins
• EYO presents Winter Strings Concert
• Chief justice pushing drug courts
• Gadsden rental property owners speak up to keep exemption
• Job Corps hosting open house Thursday
• Television Journalist Cochran speaks at Legislature orientation
• Pollard named new Albertville police chief
• Analysts say Alabamas budget outlook grim
• Boaz City Council rejects renovation bids
• Attalla Christmas parade slated for Thursday evening
• Gadsden Regional, Whorton Bend floats take top honors
• ICE pulling detainees from county jail
• No more free football tickets for legislators if bill passes
• Santa to arrive at Glencoe City Hall via fire truck
• 20-year-old Attalla woman reported missing
• Etowah, Calhoun Sheriff's offices join forces to share information
• Trooper, communications officer honored for service in Etowah County
• 69 years later, Pearl Harbor survivor recalls events
• Local charities experience Christmas 'crunch time'
• Ivey challenges legislators prior to special session
• Cherokee Christmas Parade announces float winners
• Art prints capture Lookout Mountain's beauty
• Legislative ethics reform session begins this week
• After fall, mother, daughter grateful for volunteer aid
• Office for domestic violence victims opens new location in Gadsden
• Christmas Calendar for week of Nov. 5
• Thursday shooting victim in fair condition
• Highland School Christmas choral program set
• Banks Park Meeting Center fulfills promise
• W.E. Striplin wins $750 in online contest
• Ethics Commission subpoena power linchpin of reform
• St. James Catholic School puts on Christmas play
• Newton leads Auburn to 56-17 win, into title game
• Gadsden development board to meet Tuesday
• Gadsden to shift leaf pickup schedule
• Master Gardeners sow generosity at Adams Elementary
• Shots fired in morning robbery on Tuscaloosa Avenue
• Cold temps expected Monday for Gadsden Christmas parade
• Etowah County jail inmates caught drinking alcohol-based hand sanitizer
• Prostitution sting nets 13 arrests in Gadsden
• East Gadsden shooting under investigation
• Eagle Rock boys to sponsor special Christmas party
• Police seeking information about teen
• Gadsden man charged in thefts in several areas
• Police Reports for Dec. 4
• Students learn about water, pollution
• Eagle Rock Christmas Toy Bonanza brings joy to parents, children, donors
• State has to repay millions in borrowed unemployment funds
• Southside High hosts Christmas Arts, Crafts Extravaganza
• Around Here for Dec. 3
• Christmas Calendar for Dec. 3-9
• Kimberley participates in leadership skills program
• Robbery prevention seminar aimed at helping local businesses
• Army Corps of Engineers change means good news for those along Coosa
• Southside man arrested in October now charged with sex abuse
• It's Yogurtime opens on Rainbow Drive
• First Friday features Christmas activities
• Prepaid tuition shortfall pegged at $269 million
• Attalla schedules Christmas events
• First Friday features Christmas activities
• Altoona man sentenced in child porn case
• Etowah High School gets grant for Jobs for Alabama Graduates program
• Gadsden Museum of Art also part of holiday tour of homes
• Ford: Democrats to offer their own ethics ideas
• Riley announces special legislative session on ethics
• Fyffe farming couple take part in program
• Gadsden native named to post
• Man sentenced to 6½ years on child porn charges
• NCAA rules Newton eligible to play
• The Southern Slam Tour is a full of Promise
• Mans death under investigation
• Careers in Action Day set for Friday at GSCC
• Tenth annual Water Festival set at GSCC
• Riley may call special session by next week
• Police Reports for Dec. 1
• ADECA loan program promotes efficiency
• EYO chamber music group Red Brick Collective to debut
• No major storm damage reported in area
• Gadsden honors longtime library employee Lillie Mae Jones
• Police need help searching for suspects in Nov. 24 shooting
• Blow takes helm at Gadsden State Community College
• Gadsdens Ford to lead House Democratic Caucus
• Thunderstorm warning cancelled for Etowah County
• 6 hurt as storms, possible tornados hit Miss., La.
• Toys Under the Rainbow drive now under way
• Troopers report six fatalities in state during Thanksgiving holiday
• Local school websites don't make the grade
• 5-year-old girl still in critical condition
• U.S. says leaks are crime, threatens prosecution
• Citing deficit, Obama freezing federal worker pay
• GSCC postpones priority registration
• Donehoo principal attends retreat in Africa
• Depleted Democrats set to organize; Ford to seek party caucus position
• Santa Claus' arrival in Glencoe postponed
• Gadsden Fire Department selling T-shirts for Toys From Santa
• Operation Santa Claus provides gifts for those with mental illnesses
• The Bridge: Helping change juvenile justice in Alabama
• Rainbow City's Crocker family see fostering, adoption as ministry
• Attalla board eyes options for former Stowers Hill property
• DHR closes Wednesday for move to new building
• Gaither Homecoming Tour comes to Birmingham Dec. 10
• The Bridge helping change juvenile justice in Alabama
• Rainbow City woman fighting brave battle with cancer
• Young offenders offered better chance in life
• November is National Adoption Month
• Rainbow City's Crocker family see fostering, adoption as ministry
• Gadsden native has hand in Georgia 'Extreme Makeover'
• Local retail employees face Black Friday madness
• Gadsden man killed during home invasion robbery
• What recession? Shoppers across nation nab Friday deals
• No tickets issued for texting while driving in Gadsden, Rainbow City
• Visit Little White House to step back into FDRs time
• City of Gadsden to shift leaf pickup schedule
• Basketball fundraiser planned by Sheriff's Department
• First Baptist Church of Glencoe to light up Christmas Dec. 4 church to light up Christmas Dec. 4
• Army wife quickly learns how to cope
• Barbie, video games to Christmas wishlists for girls, boys
• Arrests made in Cherokee County burglary ring
• Etowah County Sheriffs Office investigating death
• Police Report for Nov. 25
• Gadsden police captain offers advice on staying safe while shopping
• Men face federal firearms charges related to burglary
• Yates, Etowah County Commission squabble over gate
• Volunteers key to events CommUnity Thanksgiving Celebration success
• Annual Christmas at the Falls opens Thursday
• Yates, Etowah County Commission squabble over gate
• Absolute Fitness aids crusade against breast cancer
• City adds additional roads to resurfacing project
• Small Business Saturday hopes to bring many shoppers to downtown
• Man charged with child abuse in incident that left child critically injured
• Tigers for Tomorrow plans special holiday activities
• North, South Korea exchange fire; 2 marines killed
• Aruba: Jawbone not that of Natalee Holloway
• Volunteers receive training for CommUnity Thanksgiving meal
• Albertville residents speak out against entertainment center proposal
• Imagination Place programs offer child care
• Culinary training program through Jacksonville State coming to Etowah County jail
• Tigers for Tomorrow plans special holiday activities
• New DeKalb Ambulance Service grand opening set for Tuesday
• No flu cases reported yet in Etowah County
• Etowah Community Services moves to new home on Broad Street
• Much changed Legislature to have orientation
• Questions arise in Boaz alcohol law enforcement
• Thanksgiving Closings
• NATO aims for Afghan control by 2014
• Etowah Democratic group to meet Tuesday
• Woman's Club decorated for upcoming holiday tour
• Superintendents support common core state standards
• Around Here for Nov. 20
• Entries due Tuesday for Cherokee Countys Christmas Parade
• Robbery at gas station on East Meighan under investigation
• Top interior designer addresses Antiquarian Society
• Etowah jobless rate drops; state rate remains the same
• Participants in parenting class get chance to create art
• GPL Rocks hosts special showing tonight of Deathly Hallows'
• High School Football Playoff Quarterfinals
• Four House Democrats to say they will join Republicans, giving GOP a super-majority
• Etowah County Republican Club to meet Saturday
• More than 500 students take part in anti-drug program
• Albertville man charged with theft after stealing hunting bow
• Around Here for Nov. 19
• Club at Gaston School sponsoring dress, gown sale
• Two charged after house set on fire Tuesday
• Three arrested in Rainsville after report of early morning burglary
• Christian music artist Derryberry speaks at annual YMCA luncheon
• Annual exhibit opens Sunday
• Iraq war veteran convicted in AU student killing
• Club at Gaston School sponsoring gown consignment sale
• General Motors shares jump on Wall Street return
• Prepare now for cold temps; its Winter Weather Awareness Week
• Coates Bend man charged with thefts from vehicles
• Dial says he will introduce measure to revoke pay raise in next session of House, Senate
• Students learn about career possibilities at Explore Tech
• Soldier gets Medal of Honor for bravery in Afghanistan
• Handley pleads guilty to arson, aggravated cruelty to animals
• BP deep-cleaning Gulf beaches amid new worries
• Reflexology practice opens in Gadsden
• Gadsden City Council annuls rights-of-way near church
• County Commission looking at other options for employee raises
• Police Report for Nov. 17
• Hit-and-run driver sentenced in Gadsden
• Wild horses auction set in Oneonta
• MANNA Sunday set for this weekend in Etowah County
• Around Here for Nov. 17
• Episcopal Day School students travel to robotics competition
• Yates lawsuit against Etowah commission settled
• Thirteenth Place loses federal funding
• Democrats want their ethics ideas heard at possible special session
• Prince William gives UK long-awaited royal wedding
• Part of Interstate 59 to close Wednesday
• Invasive scanners, pat-downs upset airline passengers
• Chaucer's 'Tales' inspires 'Pilgrimage Pub Crawl' on Wednesday
• Albertville council takes action toward family entertainment center
• Gadsden State to host honor band clinic
• Pancake breakfast slated to benefit Big Brothers Big Sisters
• Nordgren to be sworn in at courthouse
• Riley, Bentley to attend Republican Governors Association meeting
• Invasive scanners, pat-downs upset airline passengers
• Alabama Symphony Orchestra to perform Tuesday in Centre
• EMA wants public to sign up for Nixle alerts
• New extension will have major impact on East Gadsden
• I-759 extension may have changes
• State's Department of Forensic Sciences standardizing procedures
• Education briefs
• Landers, Chong honored for commitment to music education
• Alabama Democrats hit GOP on pay raise
• Republicans talk tough on tax cuts
• Christmas events coming to downtown Gadsden
• Altrusa Autumn Expo set for Saturday
• Local artist paints college logos at Etowah Middle to encourage students about future options
• Volunteers needed for community Thanksgiving
• Habitat for Humanity sets groundbreaking for 37th house
• Riverview's Ask the Doc event to focus on common sleep issues in seniors
• Local health care personnel honored as 'Hospital Heroes'
• Man killed in one-vehicle wreck early Thursday on Lackey Gap Road
• About 87 miles of road work done this year in county
• Republican Women to meet Monday
• Albertville board to consider electronics policies Tuesday
• Around Here for Nov. 12
• Northwest Mutual honors Wiggins with 2010 Forum Award
• Glencoe High School honors veterans
• Truck wreck shuts down U.S. Highway 11
• Cherokee County coroner arrested
• Deadline extended for Christmas parade entries
• School board seeks AG opinion on new members business
• Glencoe High School honors veterans
• Altrusa Autumn Expo set for Saturday
• 18-wheeler overturns, ramps from Meighan onto U.S. Highway 431 blocked
• Black Warrior Riverkeeper's Brooke to speak at Sierra Club
• Black Warrior Riverkeeper's Brooke to speak at Sierra Club
• Oil spill panel: No evidence of dollars vs. safety
• Gadsden Police Department's Special Projects Team protecting, serving
• After victory, Entrekin reflects on years since Hayes' death
• Man charged with forging payroll checks in Etowah County
• Glencoe native authors book about faith, fanaticism in SEC
• Convicted sex offender captured in Gaylesville area
• Information needed in murder investigation
• Quinn set to retire in August as president of The Chamber
• Ball Play man charged in wifes beating
• November First Friday full of music, fun for all
• Arts, science, nature focus of Canyon Fest 2010
• Annual rummage sale Saturday
• Civil War group encamps in Cedar Bluff
• United Way drive breaks record
• Husband charged with nurses murder
• United Way drive breaks record
• No injuries reported in county bus accident
• November First Friday full of music, fun for all
• Local veterans honored with program at Gadsden City High School
• Election makes local political landscape change
• Dunn sworn in to serve on PSC
• Six Etowah County veterans inducted into Patriot Hall of Honor
• Marshall County authorities looking for missing woman
• Person of interest' held in nurse's strangulation death
• Bentley declared winner in Alabama governor's race
• Entrekin wins sheriff race
• Republican Bentley wins Alabama governor
• Republicans Nordgren, Williams beat incumbent Democratic legislators
• Newcomer Phil Williams defeats Larry Means
• Conley joins Generation Mortgage Co.
• Burford elected AMROA president
• Gadsden City High School holds mock election Monday
• Brodeur retiring as Etowah County 911 director; Stowers takes over
• Gadsden City High School holds mock election Monday
• Woman's body found in trunk of car
• Echols to lead as council president
• Brodeur retiring as Etowah County 911 director; Stowers takes over
• Gadsden State Human Cadaver Dissection Lab
• Etowah County woman promotes self exams from experience
• Broad Street to close to prepare for Veterans Day Parade
• Impact of indictment looms over District 10 race
• Hundreds turn out for The Gadsden Times' Community-wide Job Fair
• Gadsden FUMC planning special service
• West End High School holds career fair on campus
• Mitchell students make storybook pumpkins
• Piedmont man, 77, charged with sex crimes
• Southside man charged with drugging child
• Attalla councilwoman found guilty for tampering with witness
• Hundreds turn out for The Gadsden Times' Community-wide Job Fair
• 1st Annual Worship & Arts Conference
• Attalla City Council meeting rescheduled
• Trick-or-treaters invited to visit Coosa Valley Health Care
• Attalla district 5 residents invited to meeting
• Gadsden City Council authorizes landfill expansion
• Most Etowah cities suggest celebrating Halloween Saturday
• Anti-littering message isn't found inside bottle
• Calhoun inmate who escaped through hospital bathroom in custody
• Alabama absentee voter deadline is today
• Tornado destroys buildings in Geraldine, Whitson communities
• Gadsden City Council rganizational meeting slated
• Winds damage houses, down trees in DeKalb County
• Light voter registration indicates low turnout in Alabama
• The Gadsden Times, partners sponsor job fair Thursday
• Etowah County commission endorses Amendment 3
• Cherokee County most-wanted evades arrest in Gadsden
• Severe weather threat causes schools to close early
• Tornado warning in effect until 4 p.m
• Boaz Council to accept bids for repairs
• Payne, Moxley face off for Etowah Board of Education seat
• County band competition canceled because of possible severe weather
• Weather grounds Stallings; Love Center banquet has change in lineup
• Riley defends role in saving Goodyear, rebutting Means' ads
• Searchers find missing Gadsden womans body in Coosa River
• GSCC president Harrison steps down; interim to be named Friday
• Police Report for Oct. 27
• Striplin students hear from inmate, see helicopter used in drug enforcement
• Albertville accepting police chief applications
• Gadsden City Council moves meeting to Monday
• Goodson hosts 'Ghostly Event' on Thursday at gazebo
• Habitat for Humanity needs volunteers Wednesday
• Red Ribbon Week kicks off in Etowah County
• Man falls Sunday from High Falls in DeKalb County
• New video enhancing equipment is great tool for Gadsden Police Department
• Bentley, Sparks begin last week of campaigns
• Power outages, damage seen statewide after overnight storm
• Sold? Auction ends, negotiations continue on golf course tracts
• Southside High Crimsonettes to hold dress sale Saturday
• 21st Century Community Learning Center program to host community yard sale Saturday
• Helderman to sign copies of new book Tuesday at Hardin Center
• Around Here for Oct. 26
• Newcomer Keenum challenging Gladden
• Auction set for this afternoon for East Gadsden Golf Club property
• Possible tornado hits in Ider area of DeKalb County
• Gadsden woman reported missing in Cherokee County
• Entrekin, Gargus face off for office of sheriff
• Vendors needed for arts, crafts show at Hokes Bluff Elementary
• Group walks to raise funds, awareness for Nomad's Land
• Entrekin, Gargus face off for office of sheriff
• Substance abuse policy set for Boaz City Schools
• Salvation Army taking Christmas assistance applications starting Monday
• Autism meeting slated for Thursday at CrossPoint
• Dawson new CPO for Boys & Girls Club
• Hokes Bluff teen charged with first-degree rape
• Alabama Supreme Court races bore voters
• Alabama gubernatorial candidates split on health care
• County jobless rate unchanged; Alabama's drops
• Etowah County coroner not guilty of domestic violence
• Drug roundup operation catches some street-level dealers
• Etowah County dedicates new Willie F. Brown Sr. maintenance facility
• Police Report for Oct. 23
• West End Elementary School earns ExxonMobil grant
• Gadsden-Etowah Habitat dedication slated for Monday
• Fires under investigation
• Etowah County Trooper Autrey honored by attorney general
• Three Boaz men arrested for burglary, theft
• Jury convicts Holly Pond man of sexual abuse
• Street-level drug roundup nabs 36 in Etowah County
• 5K, fun run to benefit Togo
• Street-level drug roundup nabs 36 in Etowah County
• Supreme Court rules against double-dipping legislators
• Riley asks feds to shut down bingo at Indian casinos
• Ridgeville sets inaugural Make a Difference Day for Saturday
• Around Here for Oct. 22
• Gadsden Mall's owner launches new gift card program
• Local JCPenney store helping Boys & Girls Club
• Make a Difference Day scheduled for Saturday in Ridgeville
• Motorcycle ride for women to help Attalla church project
• Incumbent Choate faces newcomer Green for County Commission District 6
• Gadsden Etowah EMS holds chili cookoff as breast cancer benefit
• Digital Bookmobile coming to Gadsden on Friday
• Local coin show on tap for this weekend
• 5K, fun run on Saturday to benefit Clean Water for Togo
• Around Here for Oct. 21
• Gadsden Museum of Art to host pumpkin party
• Marching band exhibition set for Oct. 26
• Fall Festival at Imagination Place slated for Oct. 30
• Alabama legislator brandishes golf club on camera
• McKee, Statum seek District 1 Etowah County Commission seat
• Gadsden eighth nationally in jobless drop, but many have stopped searching
• Cherokee County Sheriffs investigator Hicks dies of aneursym
• Cathedral of Praises 100th anniversary celebration begins Friday
• Calhoun County inmate escapes from Anniston hospital
• starts Thursday in Attalla
• Darden Rehabilitation Foundation holds awards luncheon
• Digital Bookmobile coming to Gadsden on Friday
• Etowah High School to host formal dress sale on Saturday
• Around Here for Oct. 20
• Gadsden Symphony Orchestra to present concert
• Proration projected at 3 to 5 percent for Albertville schools
• Love Center to hold fundraising banquet
• Galliher, Burns vie for House seat
• County coroner arrested on misdemeanor
• Retirement ordinance rejected by City Council
• Albertville to offer pink garbage containers for breast cancer
• Big Brothers Big Sisters seeks mentors, kids
• Big Green Bike tour coming to town Thursday
• Sparks: Bentley involved in AEA attack campaign against Byrne
• 5K, fun run to benefit Togo
• Gadsden man arrested in Calhoun County
• Gadsden man charged with assault after fight
• Glencoe City Council approves general fund budget
• Remnants of 23 one-pot meth labs found in home
• Quality of Life hosts Breast Cancer Awareness Forum
• Page, Nordgren vie for House 29 seat
• Man indicted for bribery involving rape suspect
• Mother sentenced on abuse charges in child's death
• 'Happy Days' dad Tom Bosley dead at 83
• Sparks: Bentley secretly worked with AEA to defeat Byrne
• Alabama Honors Orchestra concert to be held today
• RSVP sponsors shredding event' for community
• School Bus Safety Week starts Monday
• Voter registration deadline for Nov. 2 election is Oct. 22
• Sparks touts record, gambling
• Black voter turnout will be crucial in Nov. 2 election
• Greater Etowah Governors Committee honors eight
• Means, Williams vying for state senate seat
• Albertville's Launch Program to hold open house
• Relay for Life event slated
• Etowah County Commission meeting canceled
• Frost warning in effect
• Sen. Larry Means, 10 others plead not guilty to bingo charges
• Ashville drivers license office to close temporarily
• Pink T-shirts still available from Rainbow City Fire Department
• Gadsden City Board of Ed slates day-long work session
• Fort Payne man accused of reversing power meter
• Group strives to raise spina bifida awareness
• Candle blamed for Rainbow City apartment fire
• DeKalb deputy, brother arrested on assault charge
• DeKalb County K-9 leads police to robbery suspect's door
• Means enters not guilty plea at arraignment
• Around Here for Oct. 15
• Gadsden man faces charges related to theft
• Gadsden man arrested for sexual abuse
• Southside plans Sunday open house at new library
• Man wanted on domestic violence charges captured by tactical unit
• Centre-Piedmont-Cherokee County Regional Airport dedication draws large crowd
• Chancellor hires elected official for lobbying post
• Homeless woman accused of fire
• Attalla school board to meet
• Etowah County GOP club to meet
• GOP womens meeting slated
• Five arrested on drug charges in Albertville
• Police Report for Oct. 14
• District Attorney Jimmie Harp speaks in support of metro police force
• Jam for Duane to rock this weekend in Gadsden
• National Weather Service issues red flag warning
• Convicted sex offender arrested
• Man arrested on child abuse charges
• Jam for Duane to rock this weekend in Gadsden
• Breast cancer forum slated for Monday
• Southside police work to curb underage drinking
• Dedication ceremony for area airport slated
• Street signs vandalized in Hokes Bluff
• Annual Charity Pig Roast is this weekend
• Bid awarded for bridge painting
• Proposed budget amendments fail
• Voters pleased to hear candidates views variety of issues
• Bentley, Sparks square off in forum
• Oberholster to address local Sierra Club group
• Boaz council to take advantage of lower interest rates
• Albertville Council hears from Internet service representatives
• Etowah Community Food Bank holding food drive
• Auto-parts supplier celebrates grand opening
• Yates, commission may reach settlement in pay lawsuit
• Bizarre incident sends woman, children to hospital
• Man charged with shooting into occupied dwelling after assault
• Fort Benning museum honors past, present American infantrymen
• Gubernatorial Education Forum at Gadsden State: Archived Liveblog
• Gadsden's sixth annual Zombie Parade set for Saturday
• Gadsden teen dies in crash
• Fort Benning museum honors past, present American infantrymen
• At least three Albertville area churches burglarized early Monday
• Man wanted in Georgia on sex-related crimes arrested in Boaz
• Boaz police officer involved in wreck Saturday during high-speed chase
• Cherokee County Museum seeking early photo of Cornwall Furnace
• Marshall, DeKalb counties featured in Aderholt tour visit
• EMA to test warning sirens at 1 p.m.
• Gadsden's sixth annual Zombie Parade set for Saturday
• Saban: Fluker, Jones hurt against SC
• Annual Attalla Heritage Day scheduled for Saturday
• Inmate musical group to perform at annual Baptist meeting
• Brown named Etowah County Educator of Year
• Author of best-selling historical theology book to speak at GOP fundraiser
• Obama sends foreclosure documents bill back to Congress
• Etowah High School cosmetology students to hold dress sale
• Drive-through flu shots offered in Gadsden
• Expiration of tax cuts could mean losses for schools, taxpayers
• Nation moves on after oil spill; Gulf coast feels abandoned
• Jacksonville man charged with criminal surveillance
• Four cases involving child sex abuse cleared
• One of three Gadsden raise requests withdrawn
• Etowah, Cherokee officials search for missing sex offender
• Braves edge out Giants in 11 innings to tie series
• Etowah County man accused of abusing girl he drove to church; more victims expected
• National economic crisis extends to jobless, lawmakers
• Giants top Braves in Game 1
• Pas'ghettis Italian Restaurant closes after 11 and a half years
• AM radio stations WGAD, WJBY to switch frequencies Sunday
• Rick Bragg lectures on language at GSCC
• Exxon employee robbed at gunpoint
• Halloween Super Bash to be held Saturday at Noccalula Falls
• Open house slated for new engineering, maintenance facility
• Health fair is Saturday
• Lawyer: Bingo document 'tailored'
• Rick Bragg lectures on language at GSCC
• Fall Festival slated for Saturday
• Halloween Super Bash to be held Saturday at Noccalula Falls
• Health fair is Saturday
• Antique Model 'G' tractor show rolling into Gadsden again
• Car lot in Leesburg raided
• Giants top Braves in Game 1
• Council to meet at noon Tuesday
• Fall Festival slated for Saturday
• Gadsden man arrested for theft
• Bragg to lecture Thursday at GSCC
• Police Report for Oct. 7
• Man arrested in theft case
• Sardis City Council approves speed bump
• Grant to help crash victims receive more effective care
• Eura Brown students walk to school
• Alabama ends fiscal year on sour note
• Candidates to discuss education at Gadsden forum
• Financial crisis may be looming for city
• Competition to showcase talent for RiverFest
• Etowah County Commission urges yes vote on Amendment 1
• Teen fires shots at burglar
• Teen faces charge related to theft
• Riverview offers mammograms at cost
• Friendly Farm grand opening set for Saturday
• Police Report for Oct. 6
• Columbus replicas sail into Guntersville
• Striplin Elementary teacher wins supplies
• Albertville residents criticize council over ilegal immigration
• Enjoy in Gadsden Sunday
• Etowah County Commission OKs changes in solid waste plan
• Competition to showcase talent for RiverFest
• Bingo's future hangs in political balance
• Candidates exchange jabs over bingo money
• Etowah County under red flag warning for fire potential
• Williams unseats Countryman in District 2 runoff
• City employee among five arrested in drug ring
• Organized drug crime warrants served
• Feds strike on bingo; Larry Means among 11 indicted
• Bragg to lecture Thursday at GSCC
• Premiere Cinema 16 sets blood drive Friday, Saturday
• Food distribution scheduled
• Friendly Farm plans grand opening
• Absentee voting already under way
• Man injured in blaze dies; fire department giving smoke detectors
• Junkins, Page say bingo indictments against Means politically motivated
• Means defiant in statement after initial court appearance
• Feds strike on bingo; Larry Means among 11 indicted
• Boaz teen dies in wreck near Auburn
• Man injured in blaze
• District 2 runoff slated for Tuesday
• Gadsden State offers nursing simulation facility
• Means released on bond
• Gadsden State offers nursing simulation facility
• Larry Means, McGregor, nine others indicted in federal bingo probe
• Friends of the Preserve organization created
• Train car derails, blocks roads in Collinsville
• Marshall youth homeless shelter gets grant
• Etowah County Law Enforcement Memorial moving to new home
• Central-Carver Foundation seeks city money to increase staffing
• Central-Carver Foundation addresses funds inquiries
• Bentley hits home stretch leading Sparks in governor's race
• Centre fall festival staged Saturday
• Convicted man granted new trial in 1994 shooting
• Structure fires not related
• Emery to compete in Ms. Senior America pageant
• Conviction affirmed in 2007 slayings
• Driver speaks out about kidnapping suspect
• Cast votes in
• Little River Canyon program slated for Oct. 2
• Annual Harvest Festival set for Boaz
• Patriots' Hall of Honor nominations being accepted
• Ogletree sworn in as circuit judge
• Survey: Business confidence shrinks for fourth quarter
• Water rate increases for Rainbow City
• County approves budgets
• Museum of Art exhibit highlights mental health
• Chamber recognizes local businesses
• Lifechain event slated for Sunday
• Woman struck by car at college
• Man charged with assaulting girl
• Campbell leaving for Jacksonville job
• Fiscal year begins with no fall back for state
• Researchers clamor for cash in Gulf
• Suspect in custody, charges pending in kidnapping
• Researchers clamor for cash in Gulf
• Police Report for Sept. 30
• Pitts making name for himself in art world
• Council to meet on Wednesday
• Run/walk benefit slated for Oct. 9
• Civil Service Board approves promotions
• School board to meet Thursday
• Gadsden to start new fiscal year without budget
• Community Services could get new home
• Annual U.S. Highway 411 yard sale begins today
• Police Report for Sept. 29
• Boaz council discusses ambulance
• Albertville City Council discusses garbage pick-up
• Equal pay commission sought again
• Fire hydrant testing scheduled
• Meth lab found in trunk of stolen car
• Man pulls knife during shoplifting
• Man charged with assault
• Incentives may bring car dealer to city
• Fort Payne gets grant for new sewer pump station
• Fire at Rainbow City business contained
• Burn survivor selected for D.C. camp
• Survey: Child well-being improves for state, county
• Feeling Like Fall: First Friday features tractors, cars, music, food
• Mid-South competition deemed tremendous success
• Man killed in wreck, body found after search
• Property tax notices out this week
• Congressional races decided in three of seven districts
• AP Poll: Many think health care overhaul should do more
• Metro police force for Etowah County?
• Two Georgia men face burglary, drug charges in Cherokee County
• Gadsden considers opening whitewater park
• Fantasy sports make some gambling legal
• Bear cubs add 'spice' to Tigers for Tomorrow
• Police Report for Sept. 24
• DGI to host meeting Monday
• Little River Canyon program slated for Oct. 2
• Local business moving
• Wiregrass Hospice celebrating anniversary with service
• Collinsville Quilt Walk starts today
• Sardis man charged with child abuse
• Gadsden couple charged with theft
• Drought, heat hurt local crop yields
• City of Gadsden presents proposed budget
• Golf course auction set for Oct. 25
• Performers to raise funds for Gulf Coast
• Volunteers needed at canyon
• Food distribution scheduled in Gadsden
• Chamber/IDA announce Industry Appreciation Week
• Grant secures iPads for Attalla schools
• Officer from Gadsden injured in hit and run
• Back Forty Beer wins silver in festival
• Etowah County Youth Summit set for Saturday
• Four pounds of marijuana found
• Gadsden man charged with sexual abuse
• Schools part of Virtual Alabama
• Convicted murderer Collins dies in prison
• Dive team searches Wills Creek
• Power disruption temporarily halts tire production at Goodyear
• Dive team searches Wills Creek
• Around Here for Sept. 23
• Avery to hold meeting
• Etowah County Commission changes meeting dates
• Woman charged with leaving scene
• Albertville votes to move ahead on entertainment center
• Donations accepted for drowning victims family
• Etowah County law enforcement urges disposal of unused drugs
• Doctors Care awarded inmate care contract
• Community Services director unhappy with option
• Gadsden City Council sets new travel expense rule
• Mid-South Marching Band Festival set for Saturday
• Police Reports for Sept. 22
• Averitt Express honors driver
• Albertville board OKs cafeteria renovation bid
• Dry conditions lead to increase in wildfires
• Etowah VOAD to meet
• Genealogy workshops set
• Albertville man shot; suspect in custody
• Suspect in bank robberies arrested
• Brooklyn poets host poetry reading today at Gadsden Public Library
• Candidates gearing up for Nov. 2 elections
• Police Report for Sept. 21
• VOAD Council to meet Tuesday
• African missionary to speak Friday at banquet
• Antique Model 'G' tractor show rolling into Gadsden again
• Gadsden man caught in rip tide, drowns on coast
• RSVP volunteers have donated more than 60,000 hours this year
• Homecoming parade forms due
• Republican women to meet
• Part of South 11th Street to close Monday
• Albertville schools to lose $397,000
• Gadsden runoff registration deadline Friday
• Alabama looks to 2010-2011 budget year
• BP’s oil well near death; one pressure test remains
• Etowah County Republican Club to meet today
• Leesburg bank robbed at knifepoint
• Gadsden police investigating stabbbing, assault incidents
• Sutton Bridge, Steele Station roads now open to through traffic
• Schools scramble to handle newest budget cut
• Two charged in Gadsden missing teen case
• Officials impressed with new Little River Canyon bridge
• Horses trained at Ohatchee facility star in state championships
• Around Here for Sept. 18
• Man injured in motorcycle accident on Rainbow Drive
• Marshall County man sentenced for fraudulently wearing medals
• Rainbow City Council approves bid for Lumley Road Trail project
• Trinity Lutheran Church holds blood drive in honor of teacher
• Auction of golf course to proceed if bank agrees
• State, local unemployment rate drops in August
• Sutton Bridge, Steele Station detours to end
• Boaz School Board approves budget
• Auction of golf course to proceed if bank agrees
• Ballet Magnificat! to appear Saturday at GSCC
• Trinity Lutheran Church holds blood drive in honor of teacher
• Police to close Broad Street for Friday parade
• Boaz school board approves $22 million budget
• Fire destroys garage
• Police to close Broad Street for Friday parade
• Authorities searching for missing teen
• Man faces more arson charges
• Wade leaving; candidates vow to continue economic successes
• McGriff begins reign as Ms. Senior Etowah
• Centre City Council sets wet-dry referendum
• Don’t miss chance for Gadsden's Third Thursday
• Homebound Altoona student attends class virtually
• Etowah County schools get funding for strings program
• Golf club hopes to sell River Trace acreage once again
• Man faces more arson charges
• Additional work needed at Albertville library
• Sardis City Council accepts bid for camera equipment
• Commission briefed on preliminary budget
• Four Etowah County students named National Merit Scholar semifinalists
• Hokes Bluff man sues in Coosa County murder case
• Gadsden council tables workman's compensation ordinance
• Area economy sees changes after close of Gulf States Steel plant
• Neighborhood watch meeting planned
• Albertville fire's cause under investigation
• Boaz council approves bid resolutions
• Web conference planned on senior issues
• Man jailed following vehicle, foot chase
• Ballet Magnificat! to appear Saturday at GSCC
• Fire destroys Hokes Bluff house
• Scrap Pink registration ends Thursday
• Alabama tops nation in AP score improvement
• Man charged in Rainbow City apartment fire
• Biker Sunday in Rainsville
• Tailgate Wednesday at First UMC
• Trinity Lutheran sponsors Creation Conference
• Two Etowah County Schools' media specialists recognized
• Woman to show hand-stitched quilts at Gadsden Museum of Art
• Long-range road plan filled with projects
• Highway projects in need of funding
• GOP committee to meet Monday
• Gadsden State plans special events for Constitution Week
• Neighborhood watch meeting set
• Piedmont students get laptops
• Hubbert: Bentley, Sparks both OK with AEA
• Local residents pay tribute to heroes in Gadsden
• Boaz man killed in two-vehicle accident
• Annual Leesburg festival to be held; 9/11 ceremony included
• Cruizin' Through the Canyon event is today
• Three DeKalb couples arrested on drug charges
• Man charged in Rainbow City apartment fire
• Around Here for Sept. 11
• Five treated in Gadsden wreck
• GSCC hosting art exhibit
• Recovery rally slated for Saturday in Gadsden
• Boaz man dies in accident
• 9/11 memorials scheduled in Gadsden
• Work, detours continue on Black Creek Parkway extension
• JSU to honor first responders
• GSCC hosting art exhibit
• Around Here for Sept. 10
• Attalla City Schools BOE approves budget
• Work, detours continue on Black Creek Parkway extension
• State school board may change teacher discipline options
• 9/11 memorials scheduled in Gadsden
• School schedules open house
• Proposed merger of job organizations defended by Riley
• Recovery rally slated for Saturday in Gadsden
• Anti-double dipping policy urged for all education entities
• Meth lab suspected as cause of Rainbow City fire
• Gadsden man charged in string of arsons, attempted murder
• DeKalb authorities find 41 one-pot-cook meth labs
• Etowah County Fair opens today
• Budget passed by city board
• County board adopts budget
• Benefits issue causes big disagreement
• Arrest made in Gadsden fires
• Meth lab suspected as cause of fire
• Shields charged with arson, attempted murder
• Fashion show to benefit animal shelters
• Appliance rebates still available
• Gadsden council approves new employee pay plan
• Commission hears complaint about community center
• Board to meet Thursday
• Holiday weekend deaths drop
• Police Report for Sept. 7
• Sept. 11 remembrance ceremony slated
• Rent A Center holding food drive
• Haynes to speak at luncheon
• ‘Ark Angel' crash part of German village's folklore
• Viola Franklin serves Red Cross with pride
• Gadsden Board of Education to meet
• Website helping teachers with donations, supplies
• Bayleigh Phillips leads full life while battling cancer
• Labor Day Closings
• EMA offers free weather radios
• Black Creek Parkway work causes road closings
• Candidates ready to chase votes
• Remembering F Company
• Star of Hope's director lends a hand — and an ear
• Center Stage sets charity bingo
• Etowah County GOP to open headquarters
• GRMC to add psychiatric beds
• Etowah school board to meet Tuesday
• Cherokee Medical Center gets new CEO
• Volunteers working to clean up Ridgeville Community Cemetery
• Woman charged with attempted murder for firing into vehicle
• EMA offers free weather radios
• Volunteers working to clean up Ridgeville Community Cemetery
• Bay Street Lab Center reopens Tuesday
• New IRS e-mail scam lures victims
• Two-year college computer system rebid
• Bentley, Sparks to attend First Friday
• Two DeKalb men arrested on drug charges
• Rainbow City encouraging library card use
• Nurse’s death investigated
• Man sought by deputies surrenders at sheriff's office
• DeKalb man dies in tractor accident
• Man apprehended after search
• Gulf oil rig explodes off La. coast
• Man charged with sexually abusing three children
• Gadsden Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Food distribution scheduled
• DeKalb man charged with rape
• New downtown trolley stop opens
• Miscalculation to add cost to interstate project
• Day care program to stay open
• Lake association to meet
• School system accepting bids
• Choate, Gwin elected to ACCA offices
• Large crowd expected for First Friday
• Author Bragg speaking Friday
• Man, 91, involved in accident
• Sheriff: Five arrested on drug charges in DeKalb County
• Gadsden considers changes to employee pay plan
• Progress being made on countywide radio system
• Obama: ‘Time to turn page’ in Iraq
• Police Report for Sept. 2
• Police Report for Sept. 1
• Child dies in car accident
• Aderholt among lawmakers being questioned on travel stipend usage
• Ingram out for opener
• Business Briefs: Ford, dealership plan fundraiser for GCHS
• Barron enters Little River ATV battle
• Board to hear appeals of property value increases
• Little River Canyon National Preserve to bar off-road vehicle use
• Video cameras record shooting by deputies
• Drugs found inside house where man was slain by deputies
• Traffic Update: Interstate reopens following accident
• Man killed in confrontation with three Etowah deputies
• Gadsden City Council to meet at noon
• Hokes Bluff ranked for high AP test scores
• Local state trooper given Department of Public Safety's highest award
• Back Forty Beer Company to begin operations in Gadsden
• Boaz police arrest two on meth charges
• GOP Supreme Court justice makes campaign donation to Democrat
• Katrina evacuee recalls four years in Gadsden
• New Orleans family now calls Gadsden home
• Man killed in confrontation with deputies
• Gadsden dance director receives international certification
• Pro-bingo, voter registration rally held
• Some 1,200 people came to Gadsden to escape Katrina
• Annual Fyffe UFO celebration set
• Weiss Lake Regatta on tap this weekend
• Meth lab found in DeKalb County home
• Burglary suspect nabbed in Georgia
• Local firefighters wear pink to support breast cancer awareness
• Riley denies signing VictoryLand certificate
• Congressman doubles as UPS service provider in Gadsden
• Bingo rally planned
• School system wants bids on air conditioning
• Glencoe man arrested for shooting into ex-wife's car
• Man charged with leaving accident site
• Gadsden man pleads guilty to mail fraud
• United Way kicks off annual campaign
• Police Report for Aug. 26
• Infant’s death being investigated
• County receives award
• Roadblock rescheduled
• Mayoral vote totals change
• Gadsden City Council still seeks parking answers
• Meighan Bridge work to continue for three months
• Around Here for Aug. 26
• Police Report for Aug. 24
• One council seat to be decided in runoff
• Litchfield students have ACCESS to distance learning
• Live Municipal Election Returns
• Guyton wins second term as mayor
• Alabama in running for jet engine components plant
• One council seat to be decided in runoff
• Guyton wins second term as mayor
• Court opinion leak being investigated
• EMA acquires, stocks CERT trailer
• Gadsden woman dies in two-vehicle wreck
• Development association honors McDaniel
• Albertville City Council seeks to streamline government
• Boaz progressing toward ambulance service
• Gadsden State enrollment rises
• United Way to kick off campaign with 'Opening Day'
• Charges to be filed in Albertville car thefts
• Red Cross issues urgent call for blood donations
• Poll workers to get additional pay of $25
• Illegal charged with sodomy in Etowah County
• Woman who fell from falls listed in good condition
• Polls open today for Gadsden municipal elections
• Man shot in Friday robbery identified
• Gadsden State enrollment rises
• September brings hands-on activities for kids, parents at Imagination Place
• Woman, daughter injured at High Falls
• Local Girl Scouts get together, help others during summer programs
• City residents head to polls Tuesday
• Music mogul Knowles visits his hometown
• GOP to host candidate rally
• Means strives for personal connection
• Guyton approaches voters as friends
• Proration impact on General Fund mitigated by rainy day fund
• National Honey Bee Awareness Day event teaches public about bees
• Work to begin on Mountainboro fire hall
• Nine and Wine ‘links' women with shared interests
• Newcomer faces incumbent in District 6 race
• Candidates spending money for votes
• Alabama unemployment rate lowest since April 2009
• Robber fatally shot; grand jury to review
• Around Here for Aug. 21
• Police Report for Aug. 21
• Council to meet Wednesday
• Portion of Sutton Bridge Road will be closed for work
• Meighan under construction
• GRMC names ER nurse leader
• DeKalb County man charged in 1990 rape
• Robber fatally shot
• Attalla council member arrested
• Republican Club to meet
• Four local schools get grant for after-school programs
• Three from Etowah High earn Norris Scholarship awards
• 200 cases eliminated in criminal court
• Enrollment numbers down at Gadsden City Schools
• Stewart, Billingsley face off in District 5 race
• Attalla council member arrested
• Around Here for Aug. 20
• Around Here for Aug. 19
• Police Report for Aug. 19
• Funding for fire departments opens
• Conference to be held Saturday
• Gadsden man in custody
• Frost arrested, charged
• Development under way on senior living community
• Attalla board seeks help from council
• Three seek District 2 spot on Gadsden City Council
• Incumbent faces two challengers in District 4 council race
• Infant mortality rate lowest in Alabama history
• No vote in November for tax for schools
• Accident traps man in truck on U.S. Highway 278
• Police Report for Aug. 20
• Gadsden Public Library receives grant
• Simms tells commissioners Etowah County in ‘great shape’ financially
• Repairs continue on Albertville Middle School
• Etowah County commission discusses finances, budget
• Parents accused of taking child illegally
• Moore asked to help with parking
• City school system delays new budget
• Teenagers shot outside lodge
• Tax increase doesn’t have major support
• Candidates tout Gulf Coast convention center
• U.S. 278 reopens after wreck
• Candidates tout Gulf Coast convention center
• Gadsden State professor presents at Belgium conference
• 'Lily Fest' to raise money to bring child home from Taiwan
• Possible kidnapping reported in Albertville
• Woman apparently pours boiling water on boyfriend
• Etowah residents get nearly $250,000 in claims from BP
• School systems welcome federal money, but fear more proration
• Harris, Wilson to meet in District 1 race
• 'Haunted Bridge' arrives at new home in Attalla
• Man's lost class ring returned after 14 years
• Gadsden Councilman Higgins to hold meeting
• Eura Brown school gets Safe Routes grant
• Attorney general candidates explain bingo stances
• Means seeks 'excitement, enthusiasm, progress' for city
• Guyton wants to 'keep watching the money,' leave taxes alone
• Tax increase possible for schools
• Around Here for Aug. 14
• Democrats meet to re-elect leaders, consider proposed bylaw changes
• Extra precautions taken Friday at Mitchell School
• Old Attalla City school records to be destroyed soon
• Tree damage reported after Etowah County storm
• Meth labs found in log cabin in Ohatchee
• U.S. Highway 11 burglaries cleared with arrests
• Charities to host event
• Inmate steals police car, impersonates officer
• Rescue squad plans roadblock
• Registered sex offender arrested
• Home sales, building slump continues in Gadsden, state
• Ogletree named circuit judge
• Gadsden General Fund revenues down from last year, up from July
• Albertville school projects 'moving ahead'
• Yates sues county over absentee election funds
• Albertville MUB gets $1 million grant for tornado recovery
• DeKalb Sheriff’s Office receives grant under Alzheimer’s program
• Food stamp cuts won't occur until 2014
• Airport authority meeting slated
• Attalla school board to meet
• KABCO’s Bennett to receive award
• Bridge work affecting traffic
• Riley appoints Circuit Judge
• Teens face arson charges
• Chief says ‘harrassment’ is ongoing
• Cultural Arts League's annual charity auction is Friday
• Police Report for Aug. 12
• Etowah County seeks funds to replace bridge
• Bridge work affects traffic on Meighan Boulevard
• Two-year chancellor tours Gadsden State
• Two-year chancellor tours Gadsden State
• New fiscal year looks bleak for Etowah County
• All-day parking OK’d for portion of Broad
• Hudson to speak to Sierra Club
• Council will pay Crouch’s legal fees
• Sheriff’s Office hosting blood drive
• VictoryLand closes rather than face raid
• Boaz City Council sets wet-dry election
• Man dies in motorcycle accident in Cherokee County
• Graham's autobiography highlights view from Skirum
• Traffic light discussed at Albertville council
• Around Here for Aug. 11
• Police Report for Aug. 11
• Bid for Pitman air, heat awarded by city
• Teachers have to supply classrooms with less money
• With money tight, school systems hold capital projects
• Administrations fear another round of proration
• Curtiston, Stowers Hill combine to create Attalla Elementary
• Etowah County classrooms go high-tech
• Parents say school supplies lists aren’t excessive
• Special education assesses needs
• Police Report for Aug. 10
• Students go to class before kindergarten
• Three charged in Coosa slayings plead guilty
• Local woman has great experience at National Special Olympics
• Etowah per capita income drops less than other areas in state
• McGregor temporarily closes VictoryLand bingo operation
• Personal income in most U.S. metro areas suffered in 2009
• Means, Guyton take stands in Gadsden mayoral race
• Confederate flag flies briefly at school
• State’s policy denies protection for gay students
• Hokes Bluff Fire Association to host car, cycle show
• Experts offer advice on dealing with bullies
• Siren test set in Gadsden
• Campaign hopes to reduce auto emissions near schools
• Attalla councilwoman to hold district meeting
• Former Coosa sheriff pleads guilty to ethics violations
• Social media bring problems, opportunties
• 'Outsider' Bentley, GOP heal primary runoff wounds
• State nonprofit organizations must update tax records
• Anti-bullying policies offer students protection
• Neighborhood Watch meeting set
• GOP to hold picnic, rally
• Means, Guyton take stands in Gadsden mayoral race
• Local woman has great experience at National Special Olympics
• Around Here for Aug. 8
• Around Here for Aug. 7
• Police Report for Aug. 7
• Memorial fund set up for Gadsden men killed in accident
• Lindsey named Boaz superintendent
• Southside man charged with sexual abuse of child
• Whitlock joins Marshall economic development council
• Small business counseling planned in Etowah County
• GED program returns to center after almost 10 years
• Inmates get opportunity to study, complete GED while in jail
• Frogs hopping into downtown Gadsden
• Around Here for August 6
• Cherokee County Red Cross sets Heroes campaign events
• Park service restricts off-road vehicle use
• Rainbow City to begin updating water meters
• Gadsden man arrested in Krystal robbery
• Back to School Blowout set
• Troopers seek information on wreck
• Free computer training offered
• Man charged in ABC store robberies
• Firefighters treated for heat exhaustion
• Billing confusion leads to 265 water cutoffs in Gadsden
• Back-to-school sales tax holiday is this weekend
• Benefit lunch slated for Saturday
• Boaz Board of Education to meet
• Man sentenced to 20 years in prison for rape
• Repaving project may begin soon
• Scam letters circulating
• Local prayer rally set for Sunday night
• Police Report for Aug. 5
• Annual yard sale event kicks off Thursday
• County jail certified by ACA
• Goodyear takes complaint to Etowah County Commission
• First Friday gets boost from tourist association
• Downtown Gadsden employees seek permission to park on street
• Etowah County cleanup day scheduled
• Etowah County Board of Education meeting slated
• Two caught in Jacksonville burglary
• Etowah County Commission approves inmate phone system
• Blood drive held in honor of 4-year-old cancer patient
• Gadsden patrol officer involved in wreck
• Emergency planning meeting to be held
• More cooling centers open in Marshall County
• Armed robber sought in Fort Payne
• Ribbon cutting set for Attalla school
• Lack of rain puts state in near-drought condition
• Heat, lack of rain cause problems for farmers
• Adequate Yearly Progress numbers fall in local schools
• 'Round-up' helps Boys & Girls Clubs
• More details released on murder, suicide
• Police Report for Aug. 3
• Armed robber sought in Fort Payne
• Gadsden Jewelry and Loan building sees renovation
• More details released on murder, suicide
• One system, seven schools don’t meet state AYP goals
• Parole possible for longest sentenced prisoner
• Landers chosen to Superintendents' Leaders Network
• Chestnut Street bridge to reopen Tuesday
• Dawson man killed in DeKalb County wreck
• Gadsden Jewelry and Loan building sees renovation
• Documents bring back memories of war for Wagnon
• It really is a small world
• Rainbow City scouts get emergency response training
• Attalla youth group to clean wheelchairs
• Oak Park meeting slated
• Two Gadsden deaths under investigation
• Adams-Daugette Park to be dedicated in Gadsden
• Property values going up for some
• Appraisers busy checking on taxpayer protests
• Attalla City board submits corrective plan after audit findings
• Robbery reported at restaurant
• Sardis football coach placed on administrative leave
• Working meth lab found in Boaz
• Bank holding 'Tools for School' drive
• Gadsden agency earns premier designation
• Around Here for July 31
• Police Report for July 31
• Voting rights lawsuit filed over Riley's Greenetrack raid
• Switch burns out, customers lose power Friday
• Two sentenced on sex crimes
• River Trace Golf Course auction draws no bids
• Hall resigns as Etowah circuit judge
• Heat advisory issued for Etowah County
• Sparks speaks to Democrats
• Teen charged with attempted murder, robbery
• Attalla’s Landers meets president
• Locker, schedule dates set at Etowah
• Man charged with burglary
• Man charged with sodomy
• Medical unit at jail receives accreditation
• Scholarship banquet is Friday night
• Charities would get more from local electronic bingo
• Gadsden woman dies in Pakistan plane crash
• New fire station ready to open
• Five arrests made in Boaz in cell phone theft ring
• Avery, Reed look to new Gadsden council terms
• Keystone gets funds for employee retraining
• DHR funds Gadsden Boys & Girls Club membership drive
• Food distribution scheduled
• Man killed in wreck
• ERA real estate offices to merge
• Traffic stop leads to trafficking arrest
• Boaz board zeroes in on new superintendent
• Brewery may open soon
• Dollar General store robbed
• Man dead after chicken dispute
• Etowah County Commission reviews solid waste plan, parking
• Heat melting some Etowah County roads
• Gadsden man critical after home invasion
• Small clues add up to big lead in hit-and-run
• Parking woes plague downtown Gadsden
• Pakistan plane crash: One of two American victims from Gadsden
• Police Report for July 29
• Police Report for July 28
• Boaz council has quick meeting
• Albertville council holds work session
• Gaylesville man charged with burglary
• Etowah Democrats elect officers
• Police seeking information in hit-and-run wreck
• Teenager dies from lightning strike in Marshall County
• DCI marches into Gadsden this Thursday for second year
• Home school group holds book sale today
• Historic Haunted Bridge about to get new location
• New Hokes Bluff Middle principal 'feels at home'
• Attalla officials say development will benefit city
• Historic Haunted Bridge about to get new location
• Weekend blood drive slated at mall
• Police Report for July 27
• Sparks sets campaign rally Thursday in Gadsden
• Southside High graduate rides to benefit cousin
• Painting classes to help in fight against cancer
• Shot blitz clinic planned at Convention Hall
• Heat advisory extended
• Rural Medical Scholar graduates from family medicine program
• Etowah County jail expected to be nationally accredited
• Charity cash comes up short in state bingo operations
• Crews fixing oil well playing 'cat-and-mouse' with weather
• Around Here for July 24
• Heat advisory extended
• Boy assaulted by fellow patient at Mountain View
• Man who ran from police at meth lab in custody
• Security guard injured by hit and run driver
• Man who ran from police at meth lab in custody
• Heat advisory extended
• Hot temperatures grip area
• Around Here for July 23
• Boaz board prepares for new school year, approves bids
• Hokes Bluff couple injured in wreck
• Attalla City Schools' substitutes orientation scheduled
• Man charged with receiving stolen property
• Reward upped to $2,500 for robberies at ABC stores
• Guyton speaks on state of city
• Heat stroke can cause death, disability
• Hot temperatures grip area
• Yates says county owes him for election work
• No charges filed in possible tax fraud scheme
• Yates says county owes him for election work
• Police Report for July 22
• Around Here for July 22
• Farmers' Almanac predicted heat wave
• Civil Service Board takes no action at request of police officers
• Marshall County man charged with murder
• DGI director: Downtown Gadsden ‘the place to be’
• Same suspect sought in robberies at ABC stores
• Cooling centers opened with heat advisory issued
• Final vote totals announced
• School board to meet Thursday
• Quinn to speak Thursday
• Qualifying for Aug. 24 city elections ends
• Police Report for July 21
• Signups for Boys & Girls Club rodeo slated for Monday
• Rainbow City woman pleads guilty to fraud
• Parole denied for man convicted for 1993 killing
• Changes discussed for primaries, recounts, political ad reporting
• Taxes may be going up for some
• Museum gets new display cases
• Woman charged with murder in husband's shooting death
• Bid awarded for Black Creek Trail project
• Dareus declared ineligible over agent trip
• Murder suspect jailed on drug charges
• Museum gets new display cases
• Small fire closes Stevi B’s
• Ball Play man's death under investigation; wife in custody
• Robbery reported at East Gadsden restaurant
• Child injured in Gadsden wreck
• GSCC plans freshman orientation
• GSCC sets priority online registration
• Quinn to address meeting
• Albertville Council approves resolution to construct senior center
• Reward offered for information in ABC Store robbery
• Cooling centers open in Marshall County
• Investigator involved in wreck while responding to homicide
• Judiciary panel OKs Elena Kagan for Supreme Court
• It's heating up: Temperatures could approach 100 this week
• Booster shot required for sixth-graders
• Etowah judges recuse themselves in extortion case
• It's heating up: Temperatures could approach 100 this week
• Local Civil Air Patrol cadet receives prestigious award
• Commission to hire engineer to help with landfill permitting
• Missile plant planned for Redstone Arsenal
• Feds: Cap on ruptured BP's oil well leaking
• Around Here for July 20
• Police Report for July 20
• Two highway resurfacing projects to be bid
• Harp named to position on DA association's board
• Man charged with extortion, sexual abuse
• Annual Cram the Van event Aug. 6-7
• Kelton Tours helping out with oil spill recovery in Gulf
• "Joseph" takes stage this weekend
• Gadsden councilman to host meeting
• Medallions available for veterans’ graves
• Gadsden man dies after robberies
• Tournament funds AEDs for Etowah County schools, parks
• Gadsden mah-jongg tournament slated
• New Alabama governor will face many challenges
• Family friendly Southside City Fest deemed success
• Two in custody, one wanted in fireworks business burglaries
• Banks Park Community Center construction proceeding
• New, expanding industries mean more Etowah County jobs
• Albertville school board members will have busy agenda Tuesday
• Child hit by car Thursday, in fair condition Friday
• Two arrested on drug charges in Cherokee County
• Mitchem ‘roast' planned
• Bingo backers seek economic justice
• Alabama’s jobless rate drops to 10.3 percent; Etowah County’s is up
• BP finally stops oil spewing from Gulf gusher
• Cosby no stranger to Etowah schools
• Around Here for July 16
• BP: No oil leaking into Gulf from busted well
• Robbery under investigation
• Williams to speak at GOP meeting
• Around Here for July 15
• Mitchem ‘roast’ planned
• Police Report for July 15
• Higgins to hold meeting
• Multi-class reunion set for Gadsden High alumni
• Greenetrack rally slated for today
• Airport Road project ahead of schedule
• Means says he likes both Bentley, Sparks
• Bentley’s win ‘interesting’
• Etowah County man arrested on meth charges
• Woman charged in man’s murder
• Gwin: Reno convention worthwhile
• Council to meet Wednesday
• Three more qualify for city election
• Fire departments receive funds
• Police Report for July 16
• Outsider Bentley wins GOP runoff over Byrne
• Avery to hold meeting Thursday
• Outdoor marijuana operation found
• Storms down trees, power lines
• Police Report for July 14
• Around Here for July 14
• Council hires firefighters
• Duo located after being lost at Falls
• Northeast Alabama Runoff Roundup
• City revenues decline
• County could reach resolution over landfill
• Police looking for Gadsden man
• Rainbow City woman sentenced in fraud
• East Gadsden stabbing investigated as homicide
• Gadsden armed robbery under investigation
• Collinsville voters approve alcohol sales
• Gadsden Fire Department responds to two calls
• Parker defeats Brown in District 5 commission race
• Outsider Bentley wins GOP runoff over Byrne
• Byrne: AEA opposition was factor in loss
• Albertville City Council discusses installing traffic signal
• Boaz could have wet-dry vote
• Bentley, Byrne seek last-minute votes
• District 5 runoff pits veteran against newcomer
• Suspected armed robber killed in Maryland was suspect in Family Loan Co. robbery
• Primary runoff elections coming up this Tuesday
• Yankees owner George Steinbrenner dies at 80
• Pitts transforms simple knives, guns with engraving
• Golf club to accept bids on part of River Trace property
• Police: Gadsden man dies in crash, was robbery suspect
• Gadsden Reads events begin this week
• Rainbow City Quilt Guild hosting show July 20
• Tuesday's local turnout may be low
• BP: Oil cap will be attached today, then tested
• Around Here for July 13
• Police Report for July 12
• Emergency response classes set in Marshall County
• Third Thursday concert set in Gadsden
• Man accused of assaulting Albertville police
• One killed in DeKalb car wreck
• Four local races on Marshall GOP ballot
• Consignment Chic-A New TV Show About the THRILL of Shopping Consignment
• Gadsden Riverfest 2008
• EYO To Add New Ensemble For 2007-08 Season
• EYO To Offer Season Ticket Packages For 2007-08 Season
• EYO Welcomes New Conductor To Staff
• Gadsden Regional Volunteer Services
• 12th EYO Annual Fund Campaign Underway
• EYO adds second audition date
• EYO wins 10th ASCAP Award

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