Noojin Building gets new hangout

  According to Bobby Welch of the MGH Center of Cultural Art the old Noojin Building was the only place to hang the Bear Bryant Billboard.  The Billboard is on loan from the Paul W. Bryant Museum in Tuscaloosa and was used a slip-n-slide as part of the the 50th anniversary of Bear Bryant first football team.  The Center of Cultural Arts is still trying to decide on a permanent home for the Billboard.

MGH Center for Cultural Arts “Art of Competition” exhibit is the 2008 Alabama Tourism Award Winner of the Event of the Year Award
    Thirteen tourism organizations, leaders and events will be honored Tuesday night, August 12 at the closing event of the three-day Alabama Governor's Conference on Tourism in Hoover.  The conference brings together industry representatives for professional development and meetings to discuss tourism in the state beginning Sunday, August 10 and ending Tuesday afternoon on August 12. Tourism industry professionals, Mayors and legislative dignitaries throughout the state will attend the conference.  The Gulf Coast Exploreum Science Center in Mobile is named the Attraction of the Year; the Event of the Year Award goes to the Mary G. Hardin Center for Cultural Arts in Gadsden for its “Art of Competition” exhibit; and the Brundidge Historical Society’s original folklife play, “Come Home, It’s Suppertime,” is honored with the Governor’s Tourism Award.

Chick-fil-a has summer party for Kids

   Chick-Fil-a in Gadsden introduce some new menu items and celebrated the end of school with some local treats.  Jeremy Lesley was performing along several local businesses including: Gold's Gym Timberlake pets and More.

See Jeremy Lesley Live :

6/5    Th - Chestnut Station (Gadsden)
6/6    Fri - Gridiron (Gadsden)
6/14 Sat -  Gadsden's Riverfest
7/4  Chestnut Station

myGadsden.com Interview with David Neal, Former Chief Meteorologist at FOX 6

Memorial Day May 2008
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A great video about the true meaning of Memorial Day!
by: Robert Ray