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Coosa Harbor a new chapter toward a reimagined Gadsden

Story by Paul SouthSubmitted Photos A few years ago, when Kent Back ran for this Coosa River town’s governing council, his message was clear: “I told people that whoever wins this election will get the opportunity to reimagine Gadsden.” Since taking office, Mayor Craig Ford, his administration and the city council – with Back as its chairman – have worked to reimagine the city.  Improvements to Noccalula Falls, growth in the downtown business district and economic development on the Coosa have been big news. Now, Guntersville developer Patrick Lawler is opening a new chapter on the blossoming waterfront – Coosa Harbor. The mixed-use development, with an estimated value “north of $20 million” will include 20 condominiums, selling for $500,000 each, as well as retail shops and restaurants, another step toward recasting Gadsden
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Neighbors Helping Neighbors

Logan Martin Lake communities come together after December tornadoes Story by Roxann EdsallSubmitted
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Missing: Coosa Island Marina Sign

The last time Coosa Island residents saw the Coosa Island Marina sign was
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Wild Game Cook-off

Returns to Talladega Superspeedway Story by Paul SouthSubmitted Photos Talladega is known the
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Recent Stories

Smoke on the Falls

Iconic cooking competition returns to Noccalula Falls Story by Scottie VickerySubmitted Photos The first time Tony Skiroock heard his name announced as Grand Champion of a national barbecue competition, the
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Logan Martin LakeFest

A success story 15 years and counting Story by Carol PappasSubmitted Photos Eric Housh stepped away from his work desk for a few minutes, taking a short break from his
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Catchin’ the Coosa March 2025

Pro fishing tips on Logan Martin Lake and Neely Henry Lake with Zeke Gossett Logan Martin Warmer weather and longer days these two months have the fish on the move
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Coosa Riverkeeper: Spawnsorships

The Spawning Season is officially here, and we’re excited to provide you with some quick tips, information, and best practices to kickstart your fishing adventure on the Coosa this season!
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Lights in the Park winners

No sooner than Thanksgiving’s leftovers are history, a transformation of Lakeside Park begins to take place – lighting up the nighttime sky to add sparkle to the Christmas season. While
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Jingle Bell 5K Fun Run 2024 in Photos

Another big success in year two From start to finish, the 2024 edition of Pell City Rotary Jingle Bell Run 5K & 1-Mile Fun Run/Walk had it all. By the
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TAKE 5 - Events

Who: Imagination Place Children’s Museum
What: Sensory Friendly First Saturday
When: March 1, April 5, May 3, 8 to 10 a.m., through September 6, 2025
Where: Imagine Place, 501 Broad Street, Gadsden
Why: Those with sensory sensitivities are invited to experience our spaces with dimmed lighting and limited sounds. Regular admission applies to the sensory friendly period: $8 per person for children and adults, free for children under 24 months, free for Hardin Center members, and $2 per person for families with EBT cards (up to 6 people)

Who: Heritage Hall Museum and Art Center
What: Helen Keller Art Show, featuring art from visually impaired and Helen Keller students
When: March 3-March 28
Where: Heritage Hall, 200 South Street East, Talladega
Why: A celebration of Alabama’s Helen Keller featuring exhibits and awards for visually impaired artists

Who: Leeds Arts Council
What: Masterpiece Mondays at Leeds Theatre and Arts Center
When: Mondays, March 3, 10, 17 and 24, 9 a.m. to noon. Open every Monday.
Where: Leeds Theatre and Arts Center, 8140 Parkway Drive, Leeds
Why: Open every Monday, exhibiting art of new and local artists. www.facebook/com/leeds.a.council

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