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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March 11-12 - Boys Ryder Cup Match vs. Scottsboro, Gunters & Goosepond
The Patriots were perennial champions and state tournament qualifiers in the early 1980s and before that in the 1960s.
I haven’t seen the accident report from last fall when the young distance runner was hit by a car at the intersection of Highway 69 and Sunset Drive, but I can imagine the circumstances based on my observations having used the crosswalk at that intersection for some time.
Thank you for the article about the House District 27 candidates at the Republican Club meeting. Their local joint visit was interesting.
Guntersville Police Chief Ryan Darnell replaces longtime Chief Jim Peterson.
A week and a half ago, Mr. Wilson wrote about the High School Student Travel Policy. It seems to be administered randomly.
If you want to keep your flowers and trinkets, please remove them before April 19. All flowers and trinkets will be removed on Saturday, April 20, depending on weather, to allow for mowing and cleanup prior to Decoration Day.
Every time I check-out at a grocery store, they are collecting money for something. It can be Animal Adoption, Band Uniforms, Feed the Homeless, or some other worthwhile activity.
Every generation thinks the next generation is a bunch of slackers and degenerates. They’re going to run the country into the ground once they’re in charge. Yada yada yada.
I am writing to provide feedback on the City Column in Wednesday's paper.
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