An inmate died after an apparent assault last month at Bullock Correctional Facility, the Alabama Department of Corrections confirmed this week. The reported death comes as the Justice Department argues…
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It Is Through One’s Trials & Tribulations, A Testimony Is Being Birthed On The Other Side Of The Storm! It Is In Those Times, We Must Remain Equipped & Rated…
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City of Gadsden Participating in Summer Food Service Program Gadsden, AL-The City of Gadsden is participating in the Summer Food Service Program in cooperation with the Alabama State Department of…
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June 2021 Programs at the Gadsden Public Library Carol Roark Wright, MLIS – Assistant Director – Gadsden Public Library Library Hours: Sunday Closed Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 10 AM-7 PM Wednesday,…
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2 Alabama cities on the list of top 30 places in the U.S. to start a career By Leada Gore | lgore@al.com If you’re a recent college graduate, you might want…
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One Of My Favorite Mother’s Day Stories! A man stopped at a flower shop to order some flowers to be wired to his mother who lived two hundred miles away.…
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In the surreal political aftermath of the violent and deadly January 6th Capitol Insurrection, America desperately wishes it could “un-see” the unveiling of the bizarre and, yes, blasphemous Golden Trump Idol…
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Grass Mowing Season Will Soon Be Upon Us! To prevent injury to our crew and damage to our mowers we ask that you please temporarily remove any personal attachments to…
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Noccalula Falls Park in Gadsden will reopen to the public on March 1. The 250-acre park and campground include hiking and biking trails, botanical gardens, an animal habitat, a childrens’…
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FOLLOW YOUR DREAM: A Local Black History Reflection “Hello, May I Help You?” That was the voice of Patricia Smith McGee in 1967 as the first black telephone operator in Gadsden/ Etowah…
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