Gadsden Times Archive

• Baby buried in another family's plot in Attalla*
• New jobs coming to Gadsden
  
• Thomas 'not just clocking in' when teaching
• Parents, children educated side by side with Even Start program
• Toddler's mother testifies at trial
• Arguments heard in death of 23-month-old
• Enrollment up at Gadsden State
• Carver legacy lives on in alumni
  
• From E-Mail to Ever After: New husband, wife meet through Internet dating site
  
• 31 Dresses: Tips from an experienced bridesmaid
  
• W-I-N-N-E-R: Three-time spelling bee champion takes title
  
• Plea for information in hit-and-run unsuccessful
• Boys & Girls Clubs 'vital for area,' kids
• Sidebar: Mayor recalls his club days
  
• Haiti crisis turns Gadsden woman into humanitarian
• Etowah students raise funds for quake victims
  
• Council requests voting site coordination
• Gadsden schools moving forward, despite budget crisis
  
• Ambulance service employees protest repeated paycheck bounces
  
• Homeless man in serious condition at UAB*
  
• Kickboxing, guitar lessons bring Canadian to Gadsden
  
• Duck Springs man faces theft charges
  
• When Homelessness Hits Home | A Special Presentation**
  
• Homeless in Gadsden | The homeless: Our neighbors*
  
• 'Homeless, not helpless'
  
• 'The least of these'
  
• From riches to rags
  
• The 'new homeless': Homelessness by any other name...
  
• Salvation Army bell helps make fundraising 'like magic'
• Man handmakes, sells coloring books, wares
  
• SCLC board chairman, treasurer removed
  
• Towles sentenced to death for Geontae Glass' murder
  
• Six injured in school bus accident
  
• Gadsden Library asks for patrons', Santa's help with wish list
  
• A home for the holidays*
  
• Local residents share holiday spirit with Children's Hospital
  
• Man with diabetes provokes downtown kerfuffle
  
• Participation in local charities rises slightly
  
• Autopsy: Williams died of natural causes
  
• Body may be missing man
  
• Three Gadsden firefighters injured
  
• Altoona artist Ritter wants to captivate the mind's eye
  
• Personal 'Angels': Local sitting service meets needs in homes
  
• Forensic pathologist: toddler's death no accident
  
• Local man showing off eye-catching car
  
• Funds help Emma Sansom Middle School continue programs
  
• Alabama's first lady encourages volunteerism
  
• JobCorps program prepares students mentally, physically for military, security jobs
  
• Dr. Billie Snell shares story of survival
• Sidebar: Survivor made tough choices
  
• Son: Towles had a history of child abuse
  
• Suspected child killer's trial underway
  
• Sisterhood of survivors
  
• Growing grapes for therapy
  
• New director has vision for county's image
  
• Caution: 'Dangerous' reading ahead
  
• Sand Valley man drowns in pond
  
• Miss Senior Etowah County stresses beauty within, without
  
• GSCC makes 'sizable' contribution to economy
  
• Making Time: Volunteers from Geraldine firm participate in reality show
  
• Some local restaurants closing, others hanging on, all struggling
• Eatery closes to cut losses
  
• Gadsden City schools on same page with AYP goals this year
  
• Black Jacket Symphony to perform 'Abbey Road' album
  
• Kids Kafé offers place to area teens to gather
  
• Gadsden schools' budget features millions in expenditure cuts
  
• New GCHS principal has taken nontraditional path to education
• Local school wants to 'Be Great'
• United Way set to launch campaign
  
• Local school launches new 'CSI' program
• Library repairs near completion
  
• Principal proud to be at 'best school in the world'

*Katherine took the photos accompanying this story
**Katherine managed this project