Greg Bailey is the Managing Editor at The Gadsden Times. With a background that spans sports reporting and various newsroom leadership roles, he now focuses on themes such as government and politics, real estate development, and the construction industry. His work has been featured in notable outlets including Pearls & Irritations, Yahoo Finance, and ABC13 Houston.
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Greg Bailey's coverage focuses on local news, events, and community-related topics in Gadsden and Etowah County. He often reports on government announcements, event coverage, and press releases related to crime, entertainment news, government & politics.
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By: Greg Bailey
GADSDEN — New Gadsden City High School Principal Matthew Monson's ground rules are simple and direct.
By: Greg Bailey
GADSDEN — New Gadsden City High School Principal Matthew Monson’s ground rules are simple and direct.
By: Greg Bailey
Grayson Fox is the No.1 player for a UH wheelchair tennis program that won the national title in 2024, and he's overcome a lot to find his place after the car accident that changed his life.
GADSDEN — The inaugural Spring Lantern Festival at Noccalula Falls Park and Campground was a hit both attendance wise and financially. The event is now part of the City of
Gadsden’s newest Mexican restaurant is a family operation with a hometown vibe.
Greg Bailey Star Correspondent Gadsden's newest Mexican restaurant is a family operation with a hometown vibe.
GADSDEN — Gadsden is getting another high-profile coffee shop in what city officials hope will be the first piece of an ongoing development relationship.
By: Greg Bailey
GADSDEN — “Slide the City,” which will turn a portion of Gadsden’s South Third Street into a giant “Slip ‘N Slide” back-to-school celebration, is only a few days away. However,
By: Greg Bailey
GADSDEN — “Slide the City,” which will turn a portion of Gadsden's South Third Street into a giant “Slip ‘N Slide” back-to-school celebration, is only a few days away.
Jack Ross is about to embark on an adventure that his teachers are confident will end with him becoming a successful business owner, baking tasty things to eat.
