In the words of “the Teacher”, I find no lie; “We work hard to accumulate wealth, then we die”. What are the mysteries of life we fail to unfold as…
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Veterans Aware! March 2021
Hello fellow Veteran, What a hard winter,what a hard year, 2020, It’s now 2021, don’t think things will go as they “used to be”. Justice is coming, payback, restitutions.If you…
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I Love Me….I Love Me Not
I look in the mirror I see my blemishes I Love Me I Love Me Not I remember the hurt I pull the scab I Love Me I Love Me…
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Alabama GOP Seems To Have Misplaced Its Priorities
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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Lincoln Hill Cemetery
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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NA NACH NACHMA NACHMAN M’UMAN: RABBI NACHMAN OF BRESLOV
Encountering the teachings and soul of Rabbi Nachman of Breslov, the Tzadik of this generation has been the greatest joy of my life. The Likutey Moharan his Magnum Opus, elucidates…
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Top Cancer-Fighting Foods
Fighting Cancer by the Plateful No single food can prevent cancer, but the right combination of foods may help make a difference. At mealtimes, strike a balance of at least…
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Noccalula Falls Reopens March 1, 2021
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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From Telephone Operator to Professional Educator
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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4th Annual Papa-Cause® Day
On Saturday, February 6, 2021, the 4th Annual Papa-Cause® Day kicked off the city-wide celebration for Black History Month in Gadsden. In 2017, Papa-Cause® was given a proclamation from Mayor…
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