Anthony Campbell is a journalist who focuses on local news and events. He writes for The Advertiser Gleam and his work has also been featured in the Sand Mountain Reporter. Anthony covers a range of topics including community events, local government, business, and outdoor activities.
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Anthony Campbell's coverage focuses on local events, seasonal topics, and profile features. He predominantly covers sports activities as well as family & relationships, government & politics. Given this focus, individuals involved in outdoor activities, community grants, home renovations or small-scale food/catering businesses could pitch stories to him.
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I was enjoying reading the article on the tiny homes being built at Honeycomb. That is, until I came to the cost. $200,000! For a "tiny" home.
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I kind of feel like the test pilot that just crash landed onto the runway when the program manager runs up and asks; "What happened??!!" And the test pilot responds; "I don't know, I just got here." From the 11/13 article, "County Schools-Capital plan to touch every campus," I have a few questions, and I sure hope the Marshall County taxpayers have even more.
An opinion in the 11/27 paper pondered if deporting undocumented immigrants would solve the over-capacity and tax-collection issues in Douglas. The writer asked, “What analysis has been performed of what will happen to capacity when the mass deportation of illegals (I assume the writer means children) takes place starting in 2025?”
Guntersville High band director Lori Hart was the Alabama representative in the National Association of Music Teachers' 25th annual list of 50 music directors who are making a difference. The list included one music teacher from each state.
The county's football coaches got together and named the 2024 All-County team, including the best players in the county in the various categories. Three Guntersville players - Avery Clifton, Julyon Jordan and Brandon Manganaris - grabbed special honors:
In regards to the 12/4 article, and the three 12/11 articles addressing the Crain Courts Leadership Center, it is quite clear that the Center will shut down on or about 31 Dec 2024, BUT it is not certain that there will be room to absorb these children into existing after school programs. It is also unclear how these children will get home, when presently, they were just able to walk home from the Center.
From the 12/4 "Says deportation will hurt economy," West Hollis feels being an "undocumented migrant (UM), (country/state ILLEGAL entry) should be allowable, if they pay taxes.
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