Chelsea Retherford is an Author at Times Daily. She covers a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, health and wellness, and careers and employment, with a particular focus on theater, film, and professional development. Chelsea's work has been featured in Decatur Daily and the TimesDaily, showcasing her expertise in the vibrant intersections of art and career growth.
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Chelsea Retherford focuses on local community and cultural events, often covering topics related to entertainment news, house & home, culture & society, as well as family & relationships. She frequently features private sector announcements and press releases in her articles.
Given Chelsea's interest in featuring local stories and community initiatives such as Christmas lights displays, she may be open to pitches that highlight unique or heartwarming human-interest stories within the Florence area. Pitches could include individuals or groups making a positive impact on the community through art, music, charitable activities, or other creative endeavors.
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By: Chelsea Retherford
Konner Bendall has been chasing the stage since he first put on a Santa suit for a school program at seven years old. Now, the Russellville native is stepping into one of theater’s most curious and enduring roles, bringing both humor and heart to “Waiting for Godot” in an intimate Shoals production.
Before sunrise breaks over the Tennessee River, Scotty Johnston is likely already at the boat dock. On tournament days, it isn't unusual for his alarm to sound at 2:30 a.m. Those early hours are a part of a rhythm he's followed for decades, because for Johnston, fishing is so much more than a hobby. It's a lifelong pursuit, a family legacy, and in some ways, a second full-time job.
The miles that have steadily collected on Audrey Goins’ odometer carry more weight than the recorded distance she’s traveled on her Harley-Davidson motorcycle. They also mark all the memories she’s
By: Chelsea Retherford
Before sunrise breaks over the Tennessee River, Scotty Johnston is likely already at the boat dock. On tournament days, it isn’t unusual for his alarm to sound at 2:30 a.m.
By: Chelsea Retherford
Karen Beasley had spent years helping to promote north Alabama as a worthwhile tourist destination. With the region's vast number of waterfalls and natural beauty, the draw of craft beer and southern barbecue, and with plenty of rich historic angles to pull from, that task was no major feat.
By: Chelsea Retherford
Mike Adams has built a reputation across the Shoals for bringing audiences face to face with “The King.” But don't call him an Elvis impersonator.
By: Chelsea Retherford
Mike Adams has built a reputation across the Shoals for bringing audiences face to face with “The King.” But don’t call him an Elvis impersonator.
By: Chelsea Retherford
For Ashley Burnell, the Helen Keller Festival is so much more than a summer event.
Thirty years after “Rent” first challenges audiences to rethink love, loss and identity, its message still resonates. At Cypress Moon Studios, a new cast is discovering just how personal that message can become.
By: Chelsea Retherford
One Saturday afternoon in 1976, Michael Wright watched as his father, Leroy, knocked on the door of Muscle Shoals Sound Studio. They were welcomed inside by bassist David Hood, and
