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After several years away, the police station will be returning to city hall.
Head football coach Ali Smith says it's important for his players to learn how to serve others because it help builds their character.
With an $8 building fee and a standard $2 tuition fee, Gadsden State students will now see a $10 increase per credit hour this fall semester.
Gadsden Fire Chief Wil Reed says he wanted to be fully staffed within five years, but was able to do it in three.
By: Reggie Kyle
Not only is Murphree accused of raping a 13-year-old child, Blount County Investigators also say he sexually assaulted four more underage girls and fathered two children with two of the victims.
By: Reggie Kyle
Published Jul. 25, 2024 at 3:57 AM GMT+2 | Updated seconds ago
Rainbow City Mayor Joe Taylor says this new rec center will be an economic driving force for years to come.
By: Reggie Kyle
The Gadsden Police Department will now be able to increase the health and wellness options available to law enforcement officers.
It's now one week later and investigators are still working to find out what happened. Garrett says people have information, but there are reasons why they won't share that information to law enforcement.
The city of Gadsden awarded those water works employees with the City Challenge Coin as a show of their appreciation.
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