Madison’sDrewBellholdsthe agsupportinghis rstplace nishintheSteeplechaseeventatthePanAmericanMastersGamesheldinCleveland,Ohio.
All-PanAmerican
At58,theJamesClemenstrackcoachcontinuesto reachhisgoalsforsuccessininternationalcompetitions
DrewBellhasbeenonhispersonalquestof successforfouryearsandhastraveledthe worldinmeetingthegoalshehassetfor himselfwhileovercominginjuriesandhealth scaresduringtheCOVIDvirustimeframe
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MADISON-Justwhenmany thoughtDrewBellcoulddo nomore,theextraordinary 58-yearoldathletehascarved anothernotchonthebeltof success.Alreadyearningthe standingsofAll-American andAll-Worldinanarrayof events,Bellrecentlygarnered thepositionsontheAll-Pan AmericanTeamineachofhis veeventsatthePanAmericanMastersGamesheldin Cleveland,Ohio. Bell nishedamongthetop eight(All-PanAmerican)in veevents,aGames’record, includingagoldmedalperformanceinthe3000-meterStee-
Stolenpropertywas recoveredfroma residenceinMadison
MADISONCOUNTY-AMadisonCountymanisnowbehind barsafterheallegedlyscammed acompanyinMinnesotaoutof thousandsofdollars.
plechase.Healsotookasilver medalinthe800-meter,placed fourthintheHalf-Marathon andwas fthinboththe1500 and5000-meterevents.
“ThiswasthebestI’veever doneandtobeabletorunand competewiththebestinour sportissomethingspecialfor me,”saidBell,whowasamong 9,000athletesrepresenting70 countries.
Upon yinghomefromthe citywhichishometotheRock andRollHallofFame,Bellfelt relievedashewasexhausted fromcompetingin vegruelingeventsineightdays.“Ifelt likeIhadthe uorCOVIDas thescheduletookalotoutof me.Noothersracedthatmuch. Afterarrivingbackhomeand
OnAugust19,2024,theMadisonCountySheriff’sOf cereceivedacallfromaMinnesota lawenforcementof cerregardingascaminvolvingalocalmetalfabricationshopinMinnesota. Theshophadbeenscammedout ofapproximately$40,000,with thepropertybeingorderedunderthename“GregFoster”and thecompanyname“WestPrototype.”Thepropertywasdeliveredtothe100blockofSagebrookDriveinMadison,where
backtowork, nallyI’mback tomyself.ButIdon’trestfor long,asI’mscheduledsoon topartakeintheWorldTrail Half-MarathoninSugarloaf, Maine.”
Bell,theheadcoachofthe JamesClemensHighcross countryandtrackprograms, hasbeenonhispersonalquest ofsuccessforfouryearsand hastraveledtheworldinmeetingthegoalshehassetfor himselfallthewhileovercominginjuriesandhealthscares duringtheCOVIDvirustimeframe.
OncearrivinginCleveland, his rstracewasthe1500 wherehe nished fthwitha of5:31.02.Ondaytwo,hetackledtheSteeplechase,aracehe hadnotcompetedinsince1987 whileattendingcollege.Bell saidhehadsecretlyprepped forthiseventforoveramonth. He nishedtheraceat14:51.83 andwonthecompetitionbya remarkable26secondsover thenearestcompetitor.“Iwas
surveillancerevealedpalletsof stolenpropertyinthedriveway. MCSOdetectivesexecuted asearchwarrantatthehome onAug.23.Duringthesearch 55-year-oldAdamJuddwastakenintocustody. Asearchofthehomerevealed stolenpropertyvaluedover $100,000withbondstotaling $120,000. Juddwaschargedwithsix countsofTheftbyDeception1stDegree.
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MADISON-Lastweek’sMadisonCityCouncilmeetingincludedseveralboardappointments andmajorParksandRecreation updates.
Underappointments,Sarita
Edwardswasapprovedto ll Place9ontheMadisonCityDisabilityAdvocacyBoard.Edwards wasappointedforatermlasting untilDecember31,2027.
“Place9istheplaceholderfor somebodywhoisassociatedwith abusinessthatprovidesadisabilityserviceandMrs.Edwards’ businessdoesdothat,”explained CouncilwomanMauraWroblewskinominationofEdwards. Edwardsfoundedandleadsthe E.WEFoundationthatadvocates forfamiliesaffectedbyrarediseases.
TotheMadisonUtilityBoard, thecouncilappointedTerrence TatumtoSeat2andJulian“Al” SullivantoSeat5bothforterms until2030.
“Mr.Tatumistheonlymember oftheMadisonUtilitiesBoard whoisnotintheir rstterm,and heholdsawealthofknowledge, andheisthechair,”commented councilwomanConnieSpearson Tatum’sappointment.
Themeetingalsoresultedin theexpansionofParksandRecreation’sclassofferings.Thecity councilsignedoffonsevenprofessionalservicesagreements withinstructorsforprogramsto beofferedattheMadisonCity WellnessCenterandtheMadison CityCommunityCenter,which isexpectedtoopenonOctober1. Theapprovedprogramsinclude cookiedecorating,Zumba,Learn toPaint,batontwirling,childdevelopment,andbeginnerpickleballclasses.
Thecouncilalsoapprovedthe debutofanewParksandRecreationappinanefforttocreatea smootherregistrationprocessfor
AdamJudd
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Harvestmansentenced to70yearsa erchild pornographyconviction
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HARVEST-AHarvest manhasbeensentencedto alengthyprisontermafter beingconvictedonmultiplechildpornography charges.
U.S.AttorneyPrimF. Escalonaannouncedlast weekthat43-year-oldMichaleShaunHillwassentencedto70yearsinprison followedbylifetimesupervisedrelease.
In2007,Hillbecamea registeredsexoffender afterhewasconvictedof sexualmisconductinvolvingaminorfemaleinMadisonCounty.
InSummer2020,Hill wascommunicatingwith someonehebelievedwas a14-year-oldfemalewho wasanundercoveragencywiththeFBIChild ExploitationandHuman Traf ckingTaskForcein Jacksonville,FL.Of cials saythecommunication wassexualinnature.
FBIBirmingham’sChild ExploitationandHuman Traf ckingTaskForceexecutedasearchwarrantat Hill’shome. Hilladmittedtoauthoritiesthathewasattracted toteenagegirlsbuthedeniedthatheparticipatedin onlinegroupsdedicatedto sendingchildsexualabuse materialorhaddownloadedanyofthatmaterial. Aninvestigationinto HillrevealedthatHilldistributedchildpornographyonlineandadvertised thematerialinasocial mediagroupof50people. Over250videosand700 imagesofchildsexabuse materialwerefoundon Hill’selectronicdevices. Hillpleadedguiltyto distributingchildpornography,advertisingchild pornographyandpossessingchildpornography.
Aspartofhissentence Hillwasorderedtopay $40,500inrestitutiontothe victimsofhiscrimes.
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Madison’sCivicAwarenessAcademy isacceptingapplicationsforFall2024
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MADISON-ApplicationsfortheCityof Madison’sFall2024Civic AwarenessAcademyare nowbeingaccepted.Accordingtocityof cials, this6-weekcourseisan engagingandinformative sessiondesignedtoenhanceMadisonresidents’ understandingoftheirlocalgovernment. “TheCivicAwareness Academyempowerscitizenstoengageintheinner workingsofthemunicipal process.It’sanopportunitytoeducateMadison’s citizensandallowthemto makeinformeddecisions ontheircommunity.We valueinvolvedcitizens, whoarewillingtomakea positiveimpact,”Madison MayorPaulFinleystated. Theprogramwillkick offwithanorientationon Oct.10.Eachweek,participantswillhavetheopportunitytolearnaboutdifferentaspectsofthecity’s operations,meetwithcity of cials,participatein hands-onactivitiesand networkwithlike-minded
individuals.
“You’regoingtobemore knowledgeable.You’ll learnnotonlywherethe moneygoesbutwho’s spendingit,”saidMajor GeneralVinnyBoles,a graduateoftheSpring 2024class.
‘’Therearesomany aspectsofthecitythatif you’rejustsittinghome beingcomplacentyou wouldnothaveknown about.Thebestthingtodo istogetoutandcomeup hereand ndoutwhat’s goingon,”saidStacyTidwell,alsoagraduateof
NewcomersclubtomeetSept.12atYMCA
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MADISON-TheMadisonNewcomers andNeighborsClub,aWomen’sSocial OrganizationwillmeetThursday,Sept. 12attheHoganFamilyYMCA,130Park SquareLane(offHughesRd)inMadison.Socialtimebeginsat9:45a.m.with themeetingstartingpromptlyat10a.m. TheguestspeakerwillbeCynthia Lamb,arepresentativefromParkinson’s Dynamics.Thisnon-pro torganization provideswellness,support,education andexerciseprogramsfortheirclients andfamiliesinthisarea. Membershipisopentoallwomenthat
liveinMadisonandthesurrounding area,whethertheyarenewtothecommunityorlifelongresidents.
Thegoaloftheclubistomeetnewpeople,sharecommoninterestsandlearn abouttheMadisonarea.Everymemberbringstheirownlifeexperiences andthatenrichesourcollectivegoalof friendshipsandfun.
Ifyouhaveanyquestionsyoucancontacttheclub’spresidentJuliePercey (615)828-2213orthepublicitychairLisa Anderson(540)273-3239.
VisittheFacebookgrouppage“MadisonNewcomersandNeighborsClub, Madison,AL”formoreinformationand updates.
Citycouncil Continuedfrompage1A theseclassesandmore.
DirectorofParksandRecreationKory Alfredsaidtheappisinresponsetofeedbackfromresidents,“Oneofthebiggest complaintsIgetis,‘Whydoyouguysjust haveregistrationonyourwebsite?Ido everythingonmyphone.Everybodyelse hasanapp.Whydon’tyouhaveanapp?’ So,wegotwithourregistrationsoftware developers.Theycameoutwithanapp thatwecancustomizetoMadisonParks andRec.”
Theappwillallowresidentstoregister forclasseswhileonthegofromtheirmobiledevicesandcansendnoti cations withliveweather,facility,andprogram
updates.
“Ifyouwanttoregisteryourchildfor aswimlesson,youcandoitrightfrom yourphone.Ifyouwanttogetbackinthe queuefordaycamp(ourdaycampsold outineightminutes),youcandothat withouthavingtohitrefreshonyour browsereverytimenow.You’llbeina queueontheapp,”saidAlfred.
Theappisexpectedtorolloutinthe nextcoupleweeks.
Thenextregularcitycouncilmeeting willtakeplaceMonday,Sept.9at6p.m. atMadisonCityHall,100HughesRoad, andwillbefollowedbyaworksessionon theFY2025budget.
theSpring2024class. ThedeadlineforapplicationsisSept.9.Applicantsmustbeatleast18 yearsoldandresideinthe cityofMadison.Formore detailsandtosubmityour application,pleasevisitwww.madisonal.gov/l 245/CAAorcontactTraci Gillespieattraci.gillespie@madisonal.govwith anyquestions.
TheannualCountyLineRoadConcertSerieswillbeheldSept.8atHeritageParkinMadison.Theparkislocatedat29768HuntsvilleBrownsferryRoad.
HeritageChurchtohost annualCountyLineRoad ConcertSeriesSept.8
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MADISON-Kidsrunningaround together,familiesenjoyingmusicoutside,peoplemeetingforthe rsttime —thisisthevisionofcommunitythat SuzanneKatschke,oneofthelead pastorsatHeritageChurch,hopesto seecometofruitionattheupcoming CountyLineRoadConcertSeries.
Theannual,freeconcert,sponsoredbyHeritageChurch,returnsfor itssixthyearfrom4–8p.m.,Sunday, Sept.8atHeritagePark,29768HuntsvilleBrownsferryRoad.
Thebelovedeventwilllookslightlydifferentthaninpastyears.The CountyLineRoadConcertSerieshas previouslytakenplaceacrossmultipleweeks,withonemusicalactperformingeachSundayforamonth. Thisyear,fourdifferentactswillall performonthesameday.
alaboutgenrestomakesurethat we’redoingalotofdifferentgenres,” Katschkesaid.“Thatway,Ibelieve there’ssomethingforeverybodyin thismusicalline-up.Theyonlyeach play50minutes…soifyoudon’tlike thisperson,hangon,becausethere’s apersonthatyoumightlikenext.”
Asidefromthelivemusic,theevent willonceagainhostfoodtrucksand children’sgiveaways.Attendeescan partakeinfoodfromGetLoadedand SnoBiz.
Overall,KatschkesharedthatHeritageChurchwantstocreateadayof positivityandcommunaljoy.
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STATEWIDE-SecretaryofStateWesAllen hasof ciallycerti edthe candidatesfortheRepublicanandDemocraticpartiesaheadofNovember’s generalelection,which willalsofeatureseveral relevantstateandfederal seatsontheticket.
Alleyeswillbeonthe presidentialracebetween formerPresidentDonald TrumpwithVPpickJ.D. Vanceandlast-minute DemocraticnomineeKamalaHarrisandrunning mateTimWalz. TheAlabamaDemocraticPartywaitedto le itsballotformsonthenaldayofthedeadline, andithadtore lethem laterthatdaysinceit hadforgottentoinclude Harris’namealongwith Walz. RobertF.Kennedy,Jr. willalsoappearonthe ballotdespitesuspending hiscampaignandendorsingTrumplastweek. Libertariancandidate ChaseOliverwillalsobe ontheballotasanindependentcandidate,aswill JillStein,theGreenParty candidate.
ThemusiciansincludeMikeCole; WinslowDavis;Chelsea,Who?;and RemyNeal,whoalsoperformedfor lastyear’sseries.Allactsareseasonedlocalperformersanddraw fromavarietyofgenres.Fromblues andsouthernrock,toR&Bandpop, Katschkeemphasizedthediversityof soundattendeescanexpecttohear.
“Thisyear,Iwasveryintention-
“Lifeishard,andpeopleoftenact likewe’reinthisterrible,cruelworld, butwhenwegettogetherasacommunity,wediscoverthatpeoplearereally,reallygood,”shesaid.“Soweliketo provideopportunitiesforpeoplejust tobetogetherandhangout.There’s alotofpressureinthislife,andthis allowspeoplejusttorelaxandhavea goodtime,andenjoymusic,enjoynature,andenjoyoneanother.”
Theconcertre ectsthechurch’s visionofcreatingopportunitiesfor peopletomeetandconnectwitheach other.Inadditiontotheconcertseries,italsohostsayouthdevelopmentalsportsleagueforsoccer,cheer
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Forthestate’snewly drawnsecondcongressionaldistrict,DemocraticNomineeShomari FiguresandRepublican candidateCaroleeneDobsonwillfaceoffinwhat shouldbeacloserace. Theremainingraces arevirtualshoe-insfor Republicannominees andincumbents.Allincumbentmembersof Congressareessentially assuredofretainingtheir seats,withapossibleexceptionofU.S.Rep.BarryMoore(R-Enterprise), whoisanincumbentin Alabama’ssecondcongressionaldistrictbut viedforthe rstdistrict afterthefederallymandatedre-drawingofthe state’scongressional lines.Mooredefeated the stdistrictincumbentU.S.Rep.JerryCarl (R-Mobile)inJune’sprimary.
JusticeSarahStewart willfaceDemocratCircuit CourtJudgeGregGrif n, Sr.,forthepositionof ChiefJusticeontheAlabamaSupremeCourt.InitialpollingplacesStewart wellinthelead. Multiplelocalconstitutionalamendmentswill alsobeondifferentdistrictballots,alongwith severaldozenspotsfor districtandcircuitjudges.
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HuntsvilleMusicMonthkicks o withfestivals,otherevents
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HUNTSVILLE–Getreadyfora musicalextravaganzaasthethird annualHuntsvilleMusicMonth, whichkickedoffSept.1.
HostedbytheHuntsvilleMusic Of ce,thismonthlongcelebration highlightsthedepthanddiversity ofthearea’sdynamicmusicscene, fosterscollaborationsandsupportslocalartists.Theinitiative aimstoboostHuntsville’screative economy,enhanceitsreputation asamusic-friendlycity,provide valuableresourcesformusicians andpromotetourism.
MayorTommyBattlepraised Huntsville’sevolutionintoanotablemusicdestination,emphasiz-
ingtheimportanceofrecognizing bothperformersandbehind-thescenescontributors.
“Thiseventcelebrateseveryfacetofourmusiccommunity,from on-stagetalenttotheunsungheroeslikesoundtechniciansand venuepromoters,”MayorBattle said.“Toensuretheircontinued success,it’simportantforusto attendlocalshows,purchasemusicandmerchandiseandtakea momenttoacknowledgethehard workofourartistsandtheir teams.Oursupporthelpssustain andelevateourvibrantmusical landscape.”
MusicOf cerMattMandrella isparticularlyexcitedaboutthe LaunchpadMusicFestival,happeningSept.6-8inBigSpringPark
East.
“Launchpadshowcasesthe wealthoftalentrighthereinthe TennesseeValley,”Mandrella said.“Theregionboastsadeep wellofskilledartists,andwe’re thrilledtofeaturesomeofthem onabigstage.”
HuntsvilleMusicMonthevents
•JazzinthePark-Huntsville–5-9p.m.,Sept.1,2,8,15&22inBig SpringParkEast:LedbytheCity ofHuntsville’sOf ceofDiversity, Equity&Inclusion,thisbeloved annualcommunity-drivenconcertseriesprovidesmusic-lovers acrossgenerationsafreeticket toexperiencesomeofthebiggest namesinsmoothjazz.Moreinfo here.
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HUNTSVILLE-Tomorrow,CongressmanDale W.Strong(AL-05)will hosta50thanniversary pinningceremonyfor VietnamEraWarveteranswholiveinAlabama’s FifthCongressionalDistrict.Theeventwillhonor thosewhoservedinany branchoftheU.S.Armed ForcesbetweenNovember1,1955,andMay15, 1975.
“Weoweadebtofgratitudetothebravemen andwomenwhoserved intheU.S.ArmedForces duringtheVietnamWar toensurefreedomwould prevailovertheevilsof communism.Thisceremonywillhonorthese courageousAmericansas heroeswhoriskedtheir livesindefenseoffreedom,”saidCongressman Strong.
The2008NationalDefenseAuthorizationAct approvedaprogramto honorVietnamWarveteransandanyothermembersoftheArmedForces.AnyVietnamveteran livinginAlabama’sFifth CongressionalDistrict whoservedinanybranch oftheU.S.ArmedForcesbetweenNovember1,
1955,andMay15,1975,is eligibleforacommemorativepinandcongressional recognition.TheDepartmentofVeteransAffairs estimatesthattodaythere are6.4millionlivingVietnamveteransand9millionfamiliesofthosewho servedinthistimeframe.
“Myof ceisproudto participateintheVietnam Veterans50thAnniversaryPinProgram.North Alabamahasalargeveteranpopulation,andthis isanopportunitytoletus honorthosewhobravely servedournationwitha smallgiftofgratitudefor theirsacri ce,”saidCongressmanStrong. Torequesta50thCommemorationpinforyourselforonbehalfofa familymember,please completetheVietnam VeteransAnniversaryPin Programformonstrong. house.gov.Pinsmaybe requestedregardlessof in-personceremonyattendance.
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VietnamVeterans50th AnniversaryPinProgram
Thursday,September5 10amto11:30am AuburnUniversityApplied ResearchInstitute 345VoyagerWayNW Huntsville,AL35806
CALLINGALLNORTHALABAMAVETERANS! OnSept.6therewillbeaVeteranSuicideAwarenesseventatToyotaField.“You AreNotAlone”ispromotingtogethernessandcommunityconnectionasaprimarytoolto ghtbackagainstVeteransuicide. TheRocketCityTrashPandaswillhosttheBiloxiShuckerswhileattendeesalsoenjoylivemusic,asilentauction,whiskey tastingand reworks.Informationaboutcommunityresourceswillalsobeavailable.Alldonationsfromthegamewillbene t StillServingVeteransandtheirmissiontomakethemilitarytransitionasmoothandhealthyone.Formoreinformationand tickets,gotowww.ssv.org/events/you-are-not-alone-trash-pandas-game.
ArtistsaddedtoDeanDillonTributelineup
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HUNTSVILLE-Country MusicHallofFamememberDeanDillonwillbethe centerofattentionatthe VonBraunCenter(VBC) PropstArenainHuntsville,Alabama,onWednesday,Oct.9,asmanyof countrymusic’sbiggest starshonorthelegendary singer/songwriter.The event,dubbed“Songsand StoriesofDeanDillon,” willbe lmedforatelevisionspecialtobroadcastat alaterdate.
Ticketsarecurrently availablethroughTicketmasterandtheVonBraun CenterBoxOf ce.Ticketswererecentlyreleased fromproductionholdsin the$235pricerange.
Duringtheone-night onlyconcertevent,artists willpaytributetosongs writtenorco-writtenby DeanDillonandmadefamousbyTobyKeith,Vern Gosdin,WaylonJennings, andKeithWhitley,while otherswillperformsongs thatbecamehitsfortheir owncareer. ColeSwindell,Craig Morgan,LeeAnnWomack,NealMcCoy,Randy
Houser,andSammyKershawwilljointhealready announcedperformers list,whichinclude,George Strait,VinceGill,RonnieDunn,RileyGreen, JustinMoore,Jamey Johnson,ERNEST,Billy Currington,PamTillis, MarkChesnutt,ZachTop, GrampsMorgan,Due West,TimWatson,and LarryFleetwithspecial guestpro-golferJohnDaly, and,ofcourse,themanof thenight-DeanDillon. Dillonisathree-time Grammynomineewith26 No.1singlestohissongwritingcreditandwas namedthe1985Billboard CountryArtistoftheYear. In1986,DillonwasawardedtheNashvilleSongwritersaward.TheCountry MusicAssociation(CMA) honoredDillonwiththe CMATriplePlayAward in1995,1996,1998forpenningthreeNo.1songsina 12-monthperiod.In2002, Dillonwasinductedinto theNashvilleSongwriters HallofFamealongwith BobDylanandShelSilverstein.
Dillonhascomposed orco-written55songsfor GeorgeStrait,including 19singles,11whichwent toNo.1.Eveninacareer likeStrait’s,theDillontitlesstandout:“Marinadel Rey,”“TheChair,”“I’ve CometoExpectitFrom You,”“EasyCome,Easy Go,”“SheLetHerselfGo,” and“TheBestDay.”His songsallpairinstantly catchymelodieswithgutbucketcountrylyrics,signaturequalitiesofaDillon compositionthatwould alsobecomehallmarks ofStrait’sownstyleand sound.
Theconcerteventis
producedbyEMGPresentswithover$1Mbeing investedintothistelevised production.Thetelevisionpropertyisproduced byEncoreMusicGroup withexecutiveproducers DeanDillonandJustin Ward,producersBradford
VanDemarkandMichael Johnson,DirectorMike Johnson,LightingDirectorMarkCarver,Stage DesignerScottMorre,and MusicDirectorBrentRader. Forinformation,goto songsandstoriesof.com.
stunnedandamazedasIhad toughcompetitionfromathletes fromothersfromacrossthe countryandespeciallyathletes frombothBrazilandAustralia,”saidBell.“Iwentoutquick asItookoffjusthammering throughthecourse.Withtwo lapsremaining,Ireallythought Ihadachancetowin.” Withoutmuchrestandfeelingsorebeyondbelieffromhis previoustwodaysofcompeting,Belltooktothe5Kevent (5,000meter),in86-degreeheat ondaythree.Hewasseeded 11thandkepthisefforttoward
hisgoalof nishingamongthe topeightwithhis fth-place nishof21:29.91.Ondayfour,he somehowreacheddeepinside hisathleticadrenalinetoface thesprintraceof800meters.As hesteppedtothestartline,he wasseededeighthandsomehow pulledoutamarveloussecond place nishof2:52.15.
Hisbuilt-in-scheduleallowed threedaysofrestandrelaxationashevisitedtheRockand RollHallofFame,aCleveland Guardiansbaseballgameversus thevisitingSanDiegoPadres andwentforamarveloushike
•BlastMusic:HearToBeSeen–5p.m., Thursday,Sept.5atTheOrionAmphitheater:PhotojournalistandHuntsville nativeShedrickPeltjoinsforceswith theHuntsville-MadisonCountyPublic LibraryFoundationtopresenthislatest project,“HearToBeSeen,”aninteractiveexhibitofportraitsofHuntsvillemusicians.
•LaunchpadMusicFestival–6-9p.m., Sept.6-8inBigSpringParkEast:This free,three-daymusicfestivalwillfeature headlinersTheBeastieGoys,aHuntsville-basedBeastieBoystributebandon Friday,andCarverCommodoreonSaturday.ThethirdnightisdevotedtoJazz inthePark-Huntsville.
•SummerSunsetConcertSeriesat DittoLanding–6-8p.m.,Tuesday,Sept. 10:UnwindtolivemusicfromDawnOsborneandJasonHumphressbythewaterattheSummerSunsetConcertSeries atDittoLanding.Thefreemonthlyseries ispresentedbytheHuntsvilleMusicOfceandArtemisMusicProductions.
•MusicIndustryCareerFair&CommunityExpo–12-2p.m.,Saturday,Sept. 14atVBCEastHall.
•805AfterFive–5-8p.m.,Thursday, Sept.19,atS.R.ButlerGreenatCampus 805:JointheHuntsvilleMusicOf ce andDowntownHuntsville,Inc.,forthe Septemberinstallmentof805AfterFive featuringTheVegabondsandtheShane DavisGroup.Admissionisfree.
•UrbanMusicSymposium,3-7p.m., Saturday,Sept.21,TangledStringStudios:JoinMeridianMediaandWoodaworxforadeepdiveintotheworksofurbanmusicandtheroleNorthAlabama plays.Thepop-upUrbanMusicSymposiumwillcenteraroundtheregion’sproductionphasewithrepresentativesfrom
alongthelocalwaterwayswith hisyoungestdaughter.Healso workedwithlocalphysicaland massagetherapiststokeephis bodyinjuryfreeduringthetrek forthePanAmGames.
Onhislastdayofcompetition,Bellwasstillreelingfrom hispreviouseventsbutsomehowfoundthestrengththrough hisdeterminationtofacethe 13.1-miletrekaroundthecity ofClevelandandalongthewaterwaystoatoughclimbtothe nishlineoftheHalf-Marathon. Hewasoverjoyedandthrilled he nishedfourthwithatimeof
AtlanticRecords,WarnerRecords,The RecordingAcademy,NASAandmorein attendance.
•CulturAFest:12-7p.m.,Sept.22at TheOrionAmphitheater:JointheMusic Of cefromnoonto7p.m.forthethird annualCulturAFestival,afreecommunityeventproducedbyRevelEvents AgencyandpresentedbyBillPenney Toyota&Mitsubishi.TheeventwillincludediverseHispanicfoods,awellness village,livemusicandamarketplace.
•BlastMusicsubmissions:BlastMusic –theHuntsville-MadisonCountyPublic Library’smusicstreamingservice–is acceptingsubmissionsfromTennessee Valleyartists.TheBlastcuratorteam listenstosubmissionsanddecideswhat musicisaddedtotheplatformaftereach round.ThoseselectedwillhavetheoptiontosignBlast’slicenseagreement, uploadafullalbum/EPtothestreamingplatformandreceiveanhonorarium check.
•SouthStarFestival–Sept.28-29,John HuntPark:TheCityofHuntsvilleand C3Presentsinvitesthecommunitytothe inauguralSouthStarFestivalinJohn HuntParkonSept.28-29.Artistsinclude Blink-182,GwenStefani,Shinedown, Beck,Ludacris,TLC,Jane’sAddiction, SublimeandGooGooDolls.Amassive sportsbarwillfeaturemultiplelargescreentelevisionsshowingSECandNFL games. Formoreinformationandtopurchase tickets,visitSouthStarFestival.comor Facebook.com/SouthStarFest.
Formoreinformationandtoseethe fullHuntsvilleMusicMonthcalendar, visithuntsvillemusic.com/musicmonth ortheHuntsvilleMusicOf ceFacebook page.
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“Allmyfriendshadtold metherewasnowayIcould competeatthislevelinall ve events,andittookalottogetup everyday,”addedBell.
InMarch2025,BellisplanningoncompetingintheIndoor WorldTrackChampionships scheduledtobeheldinGainesville,Fla.wherehewillface eventoughercompetitioninthe 800,1,500and3,000-meterevents, aswellasjoininona4x800relay team. “Iwillcontinuetobattle,”said Bell.
andfootball.Seasonalfestivities,suchas theBooBash,alsoprovideamomentfor Madisonlocalstoconnect. “Ourchurchisaheartforthecommunity,soweliketodothingsthatservethe community,tobeinrelationshipwith thecommunity,”Katschkesaid. Inthisspiritofcommunity,peopleare invitedtobringtheirfamily,theirlawn chairsandtheirpetstotheCountyLine ConcertSeries.Katschkeexpressedexcitementovertheevent’sabilitytogar-
DrewBellholdshisgoldandsilver
nerpositivitywithinattendees’day.
“[Ihopethey]walkawaywithasmile ontheirface,”shesaid.“Ihopethatthey walkawayfeelingencouragedbythemusicbecauseIthinkthatmusicispowerful.Musichasawayoftouchingoursoul sometimesthatwordsdon’t.…SoIjust hopetheywalkawayfeelinghappyand relaxedandreadytofaceanotherday.”
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YOUR HEALTH YOUR STATUS
HARVEST-Adreamcome true,acouplecontinuedtreks andadisappointmentbeyond beliefarewhathashappened tofourNFLplayerswithlocaltiesasthe2024seasongets underway.DellPettus,Jordan Matthews,LaBryanRayand MontyRiceeachhavetheir ownemotionsaftertheteam forwhichtheyhaveplayedfor madeits53-playerlimittokick offtheupcomingcampaign. Matthews,nine-yearveteran oftheNFLandformerMadisonAcademyAll-Statereceiver,wasreleasedbytheCarolinaPanthersafterwhatmany believewasagoodpre-season forthePanthersattightend. Thenextdayhere-signedand regulatedtotheteam’spracticesquad. The6-foot-3,236-poundMatthewsjoinedthePanthers’ practicesquadduringOctober ofthe2023seasonashewasin themidstofmakingthemove totightendfromhisprevious widereceiverposition.Forthe 77gamesinhiscareer,Matthewscaught274passesfor 3,288yardsand22touchdowns. Muchofhispastsuccesscame fromthethreeseasonshe playedforthePhiladelphiaEagles.
ForPettus,anun-drafted rookieoutofTroywherehe playedfor veyears,hiswork atsafetywasenoughtomake animpressiononthecoaches fortheNewEnglandPatriots. The22-yearoldhad61consecutivestartsforTroyandhad 310tackles.HestillcallsHarvesthomewherehebeganhis dreamofmakingateaminthe NFL rstplayingyouthfootballatPhillipsParkinnearby Monrovia.At5-11,200pounds, Pettuslookstobeaperfect t forthepositionofsafety.
ByMIKEESTERLING mike@themadisonrecord.com
HARVEST–Twooldfamiliaradversariessquaredoffin amidweekvolleyballmatch Wednesdaynightandthis muchwassettled–visitingBob Jonesisagainastatechampionshipcontenderandhost Sparkmanisrebuilding. However,inamatchplayed beforetheneighboringrivals met,ChelseafromJaspergave theLadyPatriotsalltheycould handle.EnteringtheClass7A tri-match,BobJoneslostall oftwogamestotalthisyoung
season,bothofwhichcamein alosstonemesisMcGill-Tooleninthe nalsoftheJuanita BoddieTournamentlastweekendinHoover. Chelseaenteredwithamisleadingrecordofonegamebelow.500,thenbattledtoamarathon31-29overtimevictoryin the rstgameofitsmatchwith theLadyPatriots.BobJones reboundedandtookthelast twogames25-17andthen16-14 inanotherOTtosurvivethe Hornets’upsetbid.
“IknewChelseawasgood,’’ LadyPatriotsheadcoachJennyJarrettsaid.“They’vehad
someoffgames,butthey’ve gotsomeathletes.LaurenBuchananontheoutside,she’s goingtoTexasTech.She’sthe realdeal,andtheyhaveacoupleothers.’’ BobJones(12-1)thenhandledtheLadySenators25-13, 25-19astheformerprepared fortheNikeTournamentof ChampionsSoutheastthis weekendinGainesville,Fla. Incombinedmatches WednesdayfortheLadyPatriots,RileyLovellhad47assists andfouracesandinkillsKennedyVaughnhad19,MyaLac-
“I’minperfecthealth,excitedtobewhereIamandtaking onedayatatimeasIknowI’m meanttobehere,”saidPettus. Twoformerteammatesat JamesClemenscontinueona trekthroughtheNFLasLaBryanRayremainedonthe53-playerrosterasadefensiveendfor thePantherswhileMontyRice willlineupatlinebackerforthe NewOrleansSaints. Ray,aone-timememberof theAlabamaCrimsonTide,in hissecondseasonwiththePanthersasheplayedin17games lastseasonwhereheposted 19tackles.The6-9,290-pound 26-yearoldwasratedtheNo. 1playerinAlabamawhileat JamesClemens. See NFL Page 2B
DellPettus, No.34,makes atacklefor theNewEnglandPatriots inapre-seasongame. Photofrom NewEngland Patriots-NFL
ByBOBLABBE bob@themadisonrecord.com
FLORENCE-JamesClemens seniorcrosscountryrunnerKylie Gerobrokethe19-minutemarkto wintheTennesseeRiverClassic atMcFarlandParkinFlorence andearnedtheAlabamaSpotlightforgirlscrosscountrybythe AlabamaHighSchoolAthletic Association.
ForRice,heplayed threeseasonswiththe TennesseeTitansbeforemovingtotheNew OrleansSaints.The6-0, 233-poundRiceplayed in35gameswiththeTi-
tanswith128tackles.The 25-yearoldshouldbea mainstaywiththeSaints’ defenseatlinebacker.He wasanAll-SECselectionwhileplayingforthe GeorgiaBulldogs. NFL Continuedfrompage1B
Gerowasclockedat18:55.55 towintheraceby20seconds overHartsellefreshmanGrace Goldman.Thiswastheseason openerforcrosscountryteams asthekickoffforthe2024season inAlabama.Theseasonwinds throughuntiltheStateChampionshipsscheduledforNov.9at theOakvilleIndianMoundsPark. Gerowasverybusyduringtheoff seasonassheparticipatedforthe NorthintheannualNorth-South All-StarWeekcompetitionheldin MontgomeryinJuly. Oneadditionalperformance madethelistoftopeffortsin theSpotlight.AmiMarksofBob JoneswontheBobJonesFriendlyFirstChancetwo-milerwitha timeof12:12.75.
KylieGerobrokethe19-minutemarktowinthecrosscountryeventinFlorenceasa seniorfortheJamesClemensJets.PhotobyDrewBell
ey11andKendallBuckley 10.KalisonBeighhad18 digs. Inthe rstmatch, Chelsea(4-5)knockedoff Sparkman(1-9),ateam tryingto ndfootingwith littlereturningexperience inthe rstseasonunder localvolleyballiconand longtimecoachRosePowell.
“Wehavetworeturning startersfromlastyear,so therestofthemarevery newonthecourt,’’she said.“AndI’mnewtothe team.They’relearning, andthey’regettingbetter. Everyday,they’regetting better.They’relearningto ghtalittlebitdifferent, right,andwe’rejustmakingalotoferrorsright now.’’
Sparkmanplayedinthe IronManTournamentat Huntsvillethisweekend. “They’llcontinuetoget better,’’Powellsaid.“We’ll keepworkinghardwith themandthey’llcontinuetogetbetter.They’llbe okay.’’ Thursdaynight,James
ClemenswenttoMuscle Shoalsforatri-matchthat alsofeaturedDanville,the formerhomeof rst-year JetsheadcoachMeganAldridge.JamesClemens(66)wontwice,including2520,31-29overthehostLady Trojanstolevelitsseason recordafterstarting2024 withthreestraightlosses. Aldridgejoinedthe MadisonschoolfromDanville,wheresheledthe LadyHawksfrom2020-22. Sheinheritedateamthat returned veseniors.BeforeheadingtotheShoals, JamesClemenssplitatrimatchTuesdaybylosing toOakMountainanddefeatingMadisonAcademy withbothmatchesending instraightsets,2-0. TheLadyJetsplaythis weekendinHuntsville’s
tournament.
Meanwhile,BobJones boardedbusesThursday morningboundforthe SunshineStateandthe AlachuaCountySports andEventsCenter.The LadyPatriotswillarrive withastrongresumein handhavingwonits rst 10matchesbyatotalof 20-0beforelosing2-1to McGill-ToolenintheBoddiechampionship.The DirtyDozendefeatedBob Jones2-1inatight7A championshipmatchlast season.
“We’rereallyhappy,’’ Jarrettsaid.“Wehave somethingstoworkon likeeverybodydoes,but, youknow,theyhavealot of ght.Wecould’vegivenupthat(last)gameto Chelsea.’’
Sparkman’selite soccerplayerkicks hiswayintofootball
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HARVEST-Thefamoustune“Wishin’ andHopin”inthe1960’sbylegendary singerDustySpring eldcouldhaveeasilybeenagiftofsongforSparkmanHigh footballheadcoachRonnieWatson.His wishin’andhopin’hascometohisprograminthewayofseniorkickerDavid Faulkwhoisundertakinghis rstexperiencewithfootballafterseveralyearsas anelitesoccerplayer.
“Davidhasbeenagreatadditiontoour programthisyear.He’saverymotivated andhardworkingindividual,”saidWatson.“Ijustwishwehadhimforthelast threeyears.”
Howtheseniorsoccerplayerforthe SenatorsarrivedontheClass7Aschool’s footballteamisoneofchance.Faulksaid ofthemomenthearrivedattheideaof facingtheseriouschallengeofjoining his rstfootballteam,“Atourlastsoccerpracticeinthespring,assistantfootballcoachWalterJonescameouttoour practicesessionandaskedwhowantedto kickonthefootballteam.Idecidedtotry outandduringthatsessionIkickedthree consecutive eldgoalsandthecoaches toldmeIhadaplaceontheteam.”
Onceof ciallywelcomedtothesquad, the17-yearoldFaulkbegantravelingto Birminghamtoreceiveone-on-onetrainingfromformerUABandNFLkicker TyLongwhotookFaulk’snaturalkickingability,re nedFaulk’stechniques andguidedhistopstudenttoutilizing strengthandtechniquetoperfection.
“Hardworkduringthesummer monthswiththeteamandonmyownhas beenrewardingasfocusedonstrength trainingofmykickinglegwithcountless squatsandhipmovementsthatallowme tousemyhipsandclearoutsoIcango throughtheball,”saidFaulk.
Onthefootball eld,the6-foot-1, 190-poundFaulkhaspoundedthefootball onaconsistentbasisfrom45yards.His longestkickwasfrom55yardsoutandhe saidhehadacoupleyardstospare.
“Irunalottohelpstrengthenmylegs
asIdomanyofthosetripsatschoolorin myneighborhoodnearCliffFarms,”said Faulk. Beingatwo-sporthighschoolathlete canpresentintriguingschedulingtalent. ForFaulk,hecontinuestoplayforhis clubsoccerteamtheNASCU-19where he’sateamcaptain.Heattendspractices onMonday-Wednesday-Thursdayat7:00 p.m.attheMerrimackSoccerComplex inHuntsville.HepracticesfootballMonday-Thursdayafterschoolwithgameson Fridaynights.Asforhisweekends,Faulk saidhisschedulevariesashemayhave soccerscrimmagesandthenherests.
Hebegansoccer13yearsagoplaying forthelocalYMCAleagues,thenleague playatbothPalmerParkandDublinMemorialPark.“Itriedbaseball,basketball andevenarchery,butIknewsoccerwas mysportasIwonnumerousmedalsfor mygoodplayintheyouthleagues,which Istillhaveondisplayinmybedroom,” saidFaulk,whogoesbythenickname “D-4”ashisgivennameisEdwardDavidFaulkIV.HewillplayhisfourthseasonontheSparkmansoccerteaminthe spring.
Anexcellentstudentintheclassroom witha3.3gradepointaverage,Faulkis alsoamemberofseveralschoolclubs includingFCAandtheJr.CivitanClub. HisoutgoingpersonalityevenpresentedhimtheopportunitytobeaguestTV weathermanontheKid’sSegmenton WAFF-Channel48.Helikesthepublic andhastakenpublicspeakingclasses tohelpinhisendeavorsinschool,which hehopeswillturnintoapossiblescholarshipforcollegewherehewouldliketo pursueadegreeinbusinessandmarketing.
“Whetherit’sonthe eld,intheclassroomorextrasoutsideofschool,Davidis agreatyoungman,”addedWatsonofhis starkicker.“Hismotivationanddedicationtosucceediscontagious.”
“Ilikefootballasit’sverychallenging,” addedFaulk.“Ilovetheatmosphere.I lovethefactifyoumissakickthereisno make-upkick.Thatfactmakesmeabetterkicker.”
isexpectedtoplayabigpartinthe2024Sparkmanseason.
FascinatedbyJohn Browning’s9M/M highpowerpistol forover60years, 45yearsago Larrypurchased acustomhigh powerwithaload ofspecialfeatures andrecentlyasked Girsantoproduce ahighpower withallthose specialfeatures.
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HISTORY withJohnRankin
TheChaneyHouse& familyonRSA,Part2
ByJOHNP.RANKIN
MadisonHistorian
ExcerptedfromBeverlyCurry’sethnoarchaeologicalbook,“ThePeopleWho livedontheLandThatisNowRedstone Arsenal”,December2006.Continuedfrom Aug.14issue.
LivingontheChaneyPlaceWhereWeLived BerniceElkinsChaney,whowas85 yearsoldwheninterviewedin2006,said sherememberedtheM.G.Chaneyproperty“fromwhenIwasaround18years old.”WhensheandFrankChaneymarried,theybeganmarriedlifelivinginone ofthetenanthousesclosetotheM.G. Chaneyhouse.Shesaid:“UncleMabren andAuntBertielivedinthebighouse. Whenwelivedontheirplace,I’dgocook forthem.AuntBertielovedmyeggcustard.Theyhadsomebodycometodotheir washing.UncleMabrenlovedtoplaydominoes.”Bernicesaidthebigstuccohouse facedsouthandwasnotfarfromtheroad. Theroadwasdirt,anditconnectedtoOld MadisonPike,whichwastheoldroadto Madisonbeforethefour-lanewasbuilt. Thebarnwasbehindthehouse,somewhat,tothenorthwest.M.G.alsoowned landonthenorthsideoftheroad.Itwas notpartoftheArmyacquisition. ShesaidM.G.alsoownedlandinotherareasofMadisonCountyandnearby counties.Berniceremembersfourhouses southofthebighouse.Onewaslarger andbetterthantheotherswere.“Son” Chaney,whooversawthepropertyforhis father,inhabitedthelargestofthefour houses[foratime].Bernicesaid:“There wasonebetterhouse,whichwaswhere SonandhiswifeOpallived.Hewascalled Son,andIthinkthatwashisname.When theyleftthere,theywenttoCalifornia. Thehousehadtwobedroomsandaliving roomandakitchen.Sonwastheoverseer oftheplace.ItisprobablethatSon’slegalnamewasMabren,thesameashis father’s,buthewasalwayscalledSon, andthatiswhatisremembered.Whatis interestingtonoteisthe1910U.S.Census showsM.G.’ssonMabrenJr.asbeing1 yearold,andhissonCecilasbeing8years ofage.This tsthetraditionwhereinthe rstsonisgiventhenameofhispaternal grandfather,andthesecondsonisnamed afterhisfather.
ThehousethatBernicedescribedSon livinginwas,basically,afour-roomhouse withafrontporch.Itwaslargerthanthe smallhousestothesouthofit,butthe constructionwasthesame.Itwaslocatednorthofthetwo-roomtenanthouses, closertothebighouse.BerniceandFrank movedintooneofthethreesmallertworoomhouses.Bernicesaid“backthen,”a couplewithnochildrenwouldexpectto liveinatwo-roomhouse.Shesaidthere weremanyhousesinthearealikethetworoomhousetheylivedin.Itwastypicalin sizeandconstruction—boardandbatten withatinroof.Ithadonefrontdoorand onebackdoorandasmallfrontporch. Theotherthreehouseswerethesameon thesouthernendofM.G.’sproperty.The househadno replace.Ithadanoldwood stoveforcookingandheat.Bernicestated:“Itwasalittlehouse,sureenough,just bigenoughfortwo.”{Thesesmallhouses mayhavebeenformerhouseholdslave dwellingslongbeforeMabrenChaney’s time.…JPR}
Bernicerememberedthewellwhere shewenttogetwaterwithabucketon arope.Shesaidthewellwassharedby thosewholivedinthethreesmalltenant houses.Shecouldn’trecallwhatwater sourcewasnearthebighouse,butshe didrememberthatthoseinthebighouse didn’tgotoawell,buttheyhadahand pump,whichcouldindicateacistern.The Rev.McKinleyJones(anAfrican-Americanpreacherwholivedinthearea),who passedbythehousewhenhewalkedto ElkotocatchthetraintoHuntsville,said thatherememberedseeingawindmillby thebighouse.
WorkingintheField
Bernicesaidthatsometimesshecooked forherUncleMabrenandhiswife.She alsoworkedwiththemeninthe elds, “becausethatwaswhatyoudidback then.”M.G.Chaneypaid90centsaday forworkinginthecotton eld.Otherpeo-
plepaid70or80cents.Bernicesaid:“We’d workthe elds.Wehada100-acrecotton eldtowork.Thentherewascornand hay.UncleMabrenhadcows,everyone hadavegetablegarden,andjustabouteverybodyhadhogs.You’dsaltthemdown. We’dgatherourcornandshellitoffthe cobandcarryittothegristmill.Itwasn’t easytoshellthosecobseither.Thatcottonwasn’teasytopick.Ipickedabout250 pounds,butIhavepicked300andweighed ituptocarrytothegin.”[Wherewasthe gristmill?]“I’mnotsurewheretheytook it.WynnJones,itseemslikehehadone.”
ChaneyNeighbors AccordingtoBernice,M.G.Chaney andhisneighbor,WynnJones,weretwo oftherichestmeninMadisonCounty. WynnJoneswasM.G.’sneighbordirectly totheeast.OntheArmyRealEstateMap thisisshownasparcelA-15.TheowneroftheparceldirectlynorthofWynn Jones(A-14)isshownasHelenWynn Rand.M.G.andBertie’sdaughterMattie Bellwasbornin1904.ShemarriedWynn Jones(ParcelA-15)“aftershegotoutof school.”M.G.wantedtogivehisdaughter100acres(a eld)whenshemarried. WynnJonesdeclined,sayinghealready hadtoomuchlandtotakecareof.Wynn Jonesissaidtohavehadalarge,one-storyhouse.MattieBellandWynnJoneshad adaughter,JuliaWynnJones,whomarriedaKing.MattieBellJonesdiedyoung. JuliainheritedeverythingfromWynn Joneswhenshewas12yearsold.Bernice said:“Shegotthelandthearsenaldidn’t take.”LeotraEstralanger,ateacher,was appointedtheguardianforJulia.
BennieCrutcherandhiswifelivedin oneoftheothertwo-roomhouses.He wasthebusdriver,andhedrovethebus totheschoolinMadison.Whenaskedif Mr.CrutcherwasWhiteorBlack,Bernice saidhewasaWhiteman:“Wedidn’thave Blackschoolbusdriversbackthen.”Berniceproceededtotalkabouttheschool.
School
ThelandforElkoSchool(A-18)was donatedbyM.G.Chaney.Berniceattendedtheschooluntilitsconsolidationwith MadisonHighSchool.ThefollowingdescriptionwasfoundintheHeritageRoom attheMadisonCountyLibrary.The authorwassimplylistedas“Dilworth, Draft”andhadnodate.Inthelate1930’s, ChaneySchoolwasconsolidatedwith MadisonHighSchool.ChaneywaslocatedintheChaneycommunityjustsouth ofOldMadisonPikenearElkoSwitch. In1926,Mr.M.G.Chaneydonatedhis landforaschool.Thebuildingwasatworoomframeconstructionheatedbytwo bigheaters redwithcoal.Therooms werefurnishedwithmodernwooddesks andatableforateacher’sdesk.Outside restroomswereused.Thereweretwo teachersforthe rstsixgrades.Inearly1940,Mr.Chaneysoldhisfarmtothe government,andthecountyboardsold theChaneySchoolbuilding.Someof theChaneyteachersincludedMr.Addie Hinds,MissMattieBellChaney,MissLeotraEsslinger,Mr.CecilTeal,Mr.A.S. HodgesandMr.LouieMorris.
Church
Bernicesaidshewenttochurchin thetwo-roomschoolhouse.Shesaidin additiontogoingonSundays,theywent tomeetingsaftertheygotdoneworking inthe eldsabouttwoorthreenightsa week.Thenightmeetingsconsistedof preachingandsinging.Bernicesaidher religiousdenominationwasChurchof Christ.Shecouldnotrememberthede-
PondBeat,MullinsFlat,HickoryGrove, TheUnionHillCumberlandPresbyterian Churcharea,andtheElkoarea
nominationofthepreacherwhocame topreachatservicesheldattheChaney School.Shesaiditdidn’tmatteraboutthe denominationbecausethatwastheonly placetogotochurchinthatarea.
Store Bernicecouldnotrecallastorewithin thevicinityofM.G.Chaney’sproperty. BeforeshemarriedFrank,herparents hadlivedinElko,notveryfarfromM.G. Chaney,andsherememberedastore there.Shesaidthat“atUncleMabren’s” sheremembersbuyingfromtherolling store--whichwasgenerallyaschoolbussizedvehicledrivenintoareaswithouta grocerystoretosellsuchitemstopeople alongtheroute.Thiswascommoninthe ruralSouthintothe1950s.
WalterF.Chaney--TheMoveto“Pappa Chaney’sPlace” BerniceandFrankmovedtothepropertyfurthertothesouth,downbyIndian Creek,tolandownedbyWalterF.Chaney, whichisshownasparcelB-61onthe ArmyRealEstateMap.Bernicealways calledFrank’sfather,WalterF.Chaney, “PappaChaney.”HiswifewasNoraLouiseBakerfromOwensCrossroads.WalterandNorahadanumberofsonsand adaughternamedPearl.Onedaughter, Cornelia,diedatbirth.Theirchildren wereFrank(theoldest),Mac{personally knownbyJohnRankin},Barney,Merrill (whodiedinthebattleforSaipanonJune 22,1944),Pearl,Lawrence,andHosea Bernicerecalledthattwohouseswere ontheparcelownedbyherfather-in-law, WalterChaney.Itseemedprobablethe twohouseswouldrepresentthehistoric componentsof1Ma786and1Ma787,two archaeologicalsitesrecordedonthatarsenalparcel.Instudyingthemap,the researcher(BeverlyCurry)realizedthe areaseemedtobethesamelocationshe hadearlierbeendocumentingwiththe Rev.McKinleyJones.Bernicedidnot remembertheJonesfamily.However, HoseaChaney,whosellsinsuranceand knowsmanypeople,saidheknewand hadtalkedwithMcKinleyJones.The Jonesfamilyhadlivedinthesamearea. Theresearcherrecalledsomething McKinleyJoneshadtoldherafewyears before.Whentheresearcherhadasked aboutbirthdays,holidaysandgifts, McKinleyJoneshadansweredthatnobodyhadmuch,butherememberedwhen hewasaboy,anditwashisbirthday,that theJonesfamily’spumpkinshadn’tdone verywell.AlittleWhiteboywholived nearbyknewthatMcKinleylikedpumpkins.HesawMcKinleygoingby,andgave himapumpkinforhisbirthday.Thatwas anicegift.TheresearcherremindedRev. Jonesofthatstoryandaskedhimthe nameofthelittleWhiteboy.Hethought afewseconds,andreplied,“ItwasLaw-
Writtenby: BeverlyS.Curry RedstoneArsenalStaffArchaeologist1996-2005 December2006 Allrightsreserved
renceChaney.”(ThepurposeofthisresearchbyBeverlyCurryistodocument thepeopleandthecommunities.Making theconnectionbetweentwofamilieswho livedonthesamepieceoflandandwere thenneighborsthroughthestoryofa BlackboyandaWhiteboyandthebirthdaygiftofapumpkinisrevealingabout lifeintheruralSoutherncommunity.)
LawrenceChaneywasoneofWalter F.Chaney’ssons.McKinleyJonessaid M.G.Chaneyownedtheland(Parcel B-61)wherehisfamilyhadlivedthen. TheJonesfamilyownedtheirownstock andequipment,buttheylivedonM.G.’s landandgavehimashareofthecrop. McKinleyJonesstatedtherewerethree housesontheMabrenChaneyproperty nearElko.Hestatedthatthepropertyto thesouthonB-61alsoalwaysbelonged toM.G.Chaney.Whentheresearcher explainedtheArmyRealEstatePropertymapshowedthat,atthetimeofGovernmentpurchase,theB-61propertybelongedtoWalterF.Chaney,thenJones puttogetherthepiecestogetherandcame upwiththewholepicture.Thereasonhis familyhadmovedfromthesouthernparcelofM.G.Chaney’sland(ParcelB-61) wasthatM.G.soldittohisbrotherWalter. Rev.Joneshadalwaysthoughtthatthe W.F.ChaneyfamilywaslivingonM.G.’s landnearElko.Priortomovingfromthe northparceloftheM.G.Chaneyland,the JonesfamilyhadbeenlivinginthefourroomhousenearMabren’shouse.That wasthehouseoccupiedbyFrankand hiswifeBerniceElkinsChaneyafterthe Jonesfamilymovedout. Therewerealsotwosmallerhouses onW.F.Chaney’slandthathegotfrom Mabren.TheJonesfamilymovedtoland northandeastofUnionHillCumberland PresbyterianChurch.Afterthat,Walter F.Chaneyandhisfamilymovedintothe housevacatedbytheJonesfamily.Frank andBernicethenmovedintooneofthe smallertwohousesonwhathadjustbecomeW.F.Chaney’sland.Inthinkingthis over,McKinleyJonesrealizednowthat Walterhadacquiredthepropertywith plansforhisfamily,includinghisson FrankwithyoungwifeBerniceElkins Chaney,tomovetherewithhim.Bernice didnotrememberathirdhouseonthe W.F.Chaneyproperty.Whenaskedabout the“thirdhouse”onthesouthernChaney property(in2005)Jonessaidthehouses “weren’tmuch,”andthethirdonemay havefallentoruin.Jonessaidhisfamily hadlivedineachofthreesmallhouses ( rstinthefour-roomonenearElko,and thenineachofthetwointhesouthern parcel)oftheChaneyfamilyatonetime oranother,whichisconsistentwiththe threehousesonthesouthernparcelmentionedbyJonestoBeverlyCurryinan earlierinterviewin1997,ifonehadcollapsedandrottedaway.
Around300millionyearsago,the firstwingedinsectsonEarthbegantoform,andthedragonflywas amongthem.Today,dragonfliesareaboutthreeinchesinlengthandcanhaveawingspanofuptosix inches.Millionsofyearsago,theseinsectswerealmostaswideasayardstick!Somefossilshavebeen foundofdragonflieswith2-feetwingspans.Therearetwotypesofdragonflies--thedragonflyandthe damselfly.Altogether,therearearound2,500speciesoftheinsect.Dragonfliesareamazing fliers.They havefourwingsthat,insomespecies,havetheirownsetofmusclesallowingthemto flybackwards,hover inplace,changedirectionmidair,and flyasfastas18milesperhour.Theirentireheadissurroundedby thousandsoftinyeyesthatmakeuponegianteyewhichallowsthemtoseeincrediblywell.Dragonflies eatotherinsectsandareexcellenthunters.Somedragonfliescaneatupto100mosquitosaday.Dragonflieslaytheireggsinthewater.Whentheeggshatch,thelarvaeliveinthewaterforuptotwoyears beforecomingoutanddevelopingwings.Somedragonfliescanbreathewaterthroughasetofgills,while otherscangetoxygenbyswallowingwaterandextractingtheoxygenthroughtheirintestines.Theyare veryskilledhuntersunderwater,aswellasonland.Oncefullygrown,theyemergefromthewaterand fly away.Manyculturesbelievethatdragonfliesbringyougoodluck!
Ancient,Backwards, Beautiful,Damselfly, Dragonfly,Eyesight, Fossils,FourWings, Hunters,Insect,Speed, Wingspan
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FAITH Verseof theWeek
Starteachday withacleanpage
ByBECKY MILLER God’s Lemonade Stand
Therefore,donotworry abouttomorrow,fortomorrowwillworryaboutitself. Eachdayhasenoughtroubleofitsown.Matthew6:34
Doyoucarryproblems withyouintothenextday ordoyoumakeaconcertedefforttobeginanew leavingtheoldbehindto startfresh?
Ittakesdisciplineto learntocontrolthinking especiallyifyoutendto hangontothingsseeminglythinkingyourconcern willspeedthingsalong.It
isalwaysbesttostartout bringingnothingwithyou intothenewday.Kindof likeanartisteaselwhere theoldpageistornoffand replacedwithacleanpiece ofsketchpaper. Letgoofexpectations, grudges,secondguessing, resentment,illwill,bad thoughtsandaskGodto giveyoufreshthinkingfor anewday.
PRAYER:TodayIwant tostartthingsfreshLord notdraggingmyoldjunk ontothenewday.Helpme. InJesus’name.Amen. God’sLemonadeStandis writtenbyformerMadison residentBeckyMiller.Her dailydevotionsappearon Facebookoratgodslemonadestand.blogspot.com.
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Calminthechaos
ByDAWNREED
Neverbeforehas lifebeenmorechaotic. Morestressful.More intense.Moreexpensive.Weneedsome calminthechaos.Ofcourse,theBiblespeakstothat.
InMark4:35-41,Jesustoldthedisciples,“Let’sgototheothersideof thelake.”Theydid.Astormcame. Theywereterri ed.
Justbecausethediscipleswere withJesusdidn’tkeepthemfrom beinginastorm.ObeyingJesusis theBESTTHING.Butthatdoesn’t meanwewillalwayshaveunicorns andrainbows.
Justbecausethediscipleswere withJesusdidn’tkeepthemfrom beingafraid.Theywerehuman-like us.We,too,canbecomefretfuland fearful.Whatcanwedo?Since stormswillalwaysbecoming,we needanactionplan.
Thenexttimeastormcomes,we cantaketheverywordSTORMand useitforgood.
S-StandinHisStrength.Notyour own.Icannotstandinmyown strength,butIcaninHIS.Ephesians
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MadisonMethodistChurch 127ChurchStreet
ParkerChapel MethodistChurch 28670PowellRoad
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Aminisquallkickedupafewdays ago.Myheartwasracing,mindspinning,emotionsbubbling.Ispokemy STORMplan.Outloud.S-Stand inHisstrength,T-TakeHimatHis Word,O-Overcomingispossible withChrist,R-RestinHispresence, M-MoveatHisleading.Ithelped!
GraceFellowship 11900MooresvilleRoad
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HopeChurch 1661BalchRoad JourneyChurch 13902BradfordRoad
LifesongCommunity HomeChurch LightofChristCenter 4208HolmesAvenueNW
LivingWordFellowship 1477SlaughterRoad,Ala. JesusMinistries 331LandessCircle,Ala. MadisonMissionEconomic 183SheltonRoad
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PRESBYTERIAN GracePresbyterianUSA 5555WallTrianaHighway
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3726PryorRoad
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St.ElizabethCumberland Presbyterian,104PerrySt. TrianaCumberland 263StoneSt.Sw ValleyPresbyterianChurch 719HughesRd SEVENTH-DAYADVENTIST MadisonMissionSDA 183SheltonRoad
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AUCTIONSaleDate: October9,2024at10A.M. TowProTowing 2511WashingtonSt.NW Huntsville,AL35811 256-599-1381
2017Mazda6Sport JM1GL1U5XH1154657 2019DodgeRam1500 1C6SRFET7KN834607 2013FordFusion 3FA6P0HR1DR130924
2009HyundaiSonata 5NPET46CX9H520678 2013CheveroletEquinox 2GNALPEK6D6101224
2003HondaAccord JHMCM563X3C008043
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AUCTIONSaleDate: October9,2024at10A.M. TowProTowing 2511WashingtonSt.NW Huntsville,AL35811 256-599-1381
2013ToyotaCamry 4T1BF1FKDU232580 1998CheveroletGMT-400 1GCEK19RWR143285 2016FordFusion 3FA6P0H77GR262928
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FieldingTowingandRecovery 2322ClintonAveW Huntsville,Al35805 256-534-5883 October02,2024
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2001WHITEFORDTAURUS 1FAFP55U41A182835
2012GRAYHONDACIVIC 2HGFB2F91CH540688
2007SILVERHYUNDAI SONATO 5NPEU46F87H235451
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ABANDONEDVEHICLES
ABANDONEDVEHICLES
Thefollowingunclaimedvehicle(s)willbesoldon October 18,2024-Time-9am, ifnot claimed-1224PutmanDr., Huntsville,AL35816.
2008HondaAccord JHMCP26418C022063
2018ToyotaCamry 4T1B11HK9JU052637 RunadonSeptember04,2024 andSeptember11,2024 MadisonCountyRecord ADID612244
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Thefollowingvehicleswillbe auctionedonWednesday October16,2024at8:00A.M. MIKE’SWRECKERSERVICE 1100HooverStreet Huntsville,AL35801 256-536-2226
2013FordEscape(Silver) 1FMCU0H96DUC94566
2002FordF-150(Blue) 1FTRW072622KD14563
2009FordFlex(Red) 2FMEK63C69BA62129
2001ChevroletTahoe(Black) 1GNEC13T31R113843
2004MercuryGrandMarquis (Maroon) 2MEFM75WX4X657947
2007ToyotaCamry(Blue) JTNBK46K973009836
2016ToyotaCamry(Black) 4T1BF1FKXGU201750
2004ToyotaTacoma(Red) 5TENL42N94Z358930
2021HyundaiElantra(Silver) KMHLL4AG3MU140951
09/04/24,09/11/24
ADID612251
ABANDONEDVEHICLES
Thefollowingvehicleswillbe auctionedon October23,2024, at12:00noon at MDMWreckerService,Inc. DBA:MayhallWrecker 5000MeridianStreetN, Huntsville,AL35810 256-536-5055
1991CADILLACDFW VIN#1G6CD53B6M4323501 2010MERCEDESGLK350 VIN#WDCGG8HB6AF277436 09/04/24,09/11/24
ADID611992
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2014MERCEDESC250VIN# WDDGF4HB5EG200581
2017KIASPORTAGEVIN# KNDPM3AC3H7104109
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2000ChevroletSilverado (white) 1GCEC14W4YZ316221
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2006SILVERHONDAACCORD 1HGCM56426A062576
2010BLUEHONDAACCORD 1HGCP2F44AA175217
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Thefollowingunclaimed vehicleswillbesoldonOct.28, 2024@8:00am, at1317PutmanDrNW, Huntsville,AL35816 ph#256-694-6700
02FordE-SeiresWhite 1FDSE35L92HA92451
15KiaForteWhite KNAFK4A68F5379479
84MercedesBenz300Gold WDBCB20B3EA082715
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Thefollowingvehicleswillbe auctionedon October21,2024, at12:00noon at MDMWreckerService,Inc. DBA:MayhallWrecker 5000MeridianStreetN, Huntsville,AL35810 256-536-5055 2010FORDTAURUS VIN#1FAHP2EW3AG121501 09/04/24,09/11/24
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Thefollowingvehicleswillbe auctionedon October14,2024, at12:00noon at MDMWreckerService,Inc. DBA:MayhallWrecker 5000MeridianStreetN, Huntsville,AL35810 256-536-5055
2003OLDSMOBILEALERO VIN#1G3NL52EX3C240095 2012HYUNDAIELANTRAVIN# KMHDH4AE8CU423767
08/28/24,09/04/24
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Thefollowingvehicleswillbe auctionedon October17,2024, at12:00noon at MDMWreckerService,Inc. DBA:MayhallWrecker 5000MeridianStreetN, Huntsville,AL35810
2021BMWM440(White) WBA13AR07MCF85507 1997BMW540I(White) WBade5326vbv90422
2008BMW528i(Silver) Wbanu53548c113164
08/28/24,09/04/24 ADID610691
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Thefollowingvehiclewillbe auctionedon October02,2024 @9am atThorntonsTowing 7233WallTrianaHwy.Madison, AL.
2007GMCYukon Vin:1GKFC13097R256005
08/28/24,09/04/24 ADID610623
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Thefollowingvehiclewillbe auctionedon October09,2024 @9am atThorntonsTowing 7233WallTrianaHwy.Madison, AL.
2007HondaCR-V Vin:JHLRE48717C084858
09/04/24,09/11/24 ADID611796
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Thefollowingvehiclewillbe auctionedon October09,2024 @9am atThorntonsTowing 7233WallTrianaHwy.Madison, AL.
2008NissanAltima Vin1N4AL21E48N431768
09/04/24,09/11/24 ADID611800
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MadisonCounty,Alabamais seekingsealedbidsforaNew CommunityCenterlocatedat SharonJohnstonPark,783 ColemanRoad,inNewMarket, Alabama,35761.
Constructionofanewcommunityrecreationcenterwithtwo separatebasketballcourts, walkingtrack,andcommunity roomsaroundanexistingpool. Workwillalsoincludesiteimprovements,relocatingmainentrance,andnewentryroad. PrequalifiedBidderinstructions areincludedinthebidpackage. Bidpackagesmaybeobtained fromtheMadisonCountyWebsiteat www.madisoncountyal.gov.Prequalificationdocumentsshallbe deliveredtoMadisonCounty Courthouse,100Northside Square,7thFloor,Huntsville,AL 35801,Attn:JenniferGordon, byThursday,September12, 2024,4:00P.MCDT.
Amandatorypre-bidconference willbeheldat10:00A.M.CDT, Thursday,September18,2024, attheMadisonCountyDistrict1 office,locatedat9457Moores MillRoad,NewMarket,AL 35761.
Thebidswillbeopenedand readaloudontheseventhfloor oftheMadisonCountyCourthouselocatedat100Northside Square,Huntsville,Alabama 35801at2:00P.M.CDTon Tuesday,October1,2024.
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PROPOSEDORDINANCENO.2024-287 ANORDINANCEOFTHECITYOFMADISONRELATINGTOZONING&AMENDINGTHEOFFICIALZONINGMAP,ASLASTAMENDED,BYCLASSIFYINGAPARCELOFLANDHEREINAFTER DESCRIBEDASRC-2(RESIDENTIALCLUSTERDISTRICTNO.2). BEITORDAINEDBYTHECITYCOUNCILOFTHECITYOFMADISON,ALABAMA,ASFOLLOWS: SECTION1. That,pursuanttoArticleXIoftheZoningOrdinanceoftheCityofMadison,Alabama,asamended, andtheauthoritygrantedtomunicipalitiesby Ala.Code §§11-52-77and78,theOf cialZoningMapoftheCityofMadison,as lastamended,isherebyfurtheramendedbyclassifyingthefollowingareaofrealproperty,whichisdepictedonthemapattached tothisOrdinance,as RC-2(ResidentialClusterDistrictNo.2): STATEOFALABAMA LIMESTONECOUNTY APORTIONOFLANDLOCATEDINSECTION3,TOWNSHIP4SOUTH,RANGE3WEST,OFLIMESTONECOUNTY,ALABAMA ANDBEINGMOREPARTICULARLYDESCRIBEDASFOLLOWS: ANDBEINGMOREPARTICULARLYDESCRIBEDASCOMMENCINGATAMAGNAILBEINGTHESOUTHWESTCORNEROF SAIDSECTION3;THENCE,SOUTH89DEGREES40MINUTES37SECONDSEAST(ALABAMASTATEPLANEGRID,WEST ZONE[NAD83]),ADISTANCEOF2006.15FEETTOARAILROADSPIKEINPOWELLROAD;THENCE,NORTH00DEGREES36 MINUTES46SECONDSEASTFORADISTANCEOF2002.90FEETTOACAPPEDIRONPIN(STAMPED“PWMAL/CA0021/LS”), SAIDPOINTBEINGTHEPOINTOFBEGINNING; THENCE,FROMTHEPOINTOFBEGINNING,NORTH01DEGREES33MINUTES31SECONDSEASTFORADISTANCEOF 1975.51FEETTOACONCRETEMONUMENT,PASSINGTHROUGHACONCRETEMONUMENTAT649.64FEET;THENCE, SOUTH88DEGREES36MINUTES39SECONDSEASTFORADISTANCEOF1967.64FEETTOA7/8”IRONPINFOUNDALONG THEWESTRIGHT-OF-WAYMARGINOFBOWERROAD(60FOOTPUBLICRIGHT-OF-WAY);THENCE,ALONGTHESAIDWEST MARGIN,SOUTH01DEGREES39MINUTES55SECONDSWESTFORADISTANCEOF1980.72FEETTOA1/2”IRONPIN FOUND;THENCE,LEAVINGSAIDWESTMARGIN,NORTH88DEGREES27MINUTES34SECONDSWESTADISTANCEOF 1963.95FEETTOTHEPOINTOFBEGINNING; CONTAINING89.27ACRESMOREORLESS.
SECTION2. Thattheabove-describedpropertybeoutlinedandtheboundariesestablishedbytheCityClerkon theOf cialZoningMapoftheCityofMadison,aslastamended,withthedirectionandassistanceoftheproperzoningof cerof theCity,andthattheclassi cationofsaidpropertybeRC-2(ResidentialClusterDistrictNo.2).
SECTION3. ThatthisOrdinanceshallbecomeeffectiveuponitspublicationinthe MadisonCountyRecord by insertiononetimeinsaidnewspaperafteritsadoptionfollowingapublichearing.
READ,APPROVEDANDADOPTED ataregularmeetingoftheCityCounciloftheCityofMadison,Alabama,this _____dayof____________________,2024.
RanaeBartlett,CouncilPresident CityofMadison,Alabama ATTEST: LisaThomas,CityClerk-Treasurer CityofMadison,Alabama
Approvedthis______dayof_______________________,2024.
RESOLUTIONNO.2024-286-R
PaulFinley,Mayor CityofMadison,Alabama
WHEREAS, thePlanningCommissionoftheCityofMadison,Alabama,hasreceivedarequesttoamendtheCity’s Of cialZoningMap,andhasmadeareportofitsrecommendationconcerningthefollowingrequestedaction(s),to-wit: 2ThePoint,Inc’srequesttorezonepropertylocatedsouthofHuntsvilleBrowns-FerryRoad,westofBowers RoadfromAG(AgricultureDistrict)toRC-2(ResidentialClusterDistrictNo.2), and WHEREAS, itisthejudgmentandopinionoftheCityCouncilthataformalpublichearingshouldbeheldforthe purposeofconsideringanordinancetoamendthezoningmapoftheCityinaccordancewithsaidzoningrequest; NOW,THEREFORE,BEITRESOLVEDBYTHECITYCOUNCILOFTHECITYOFMADISON,ALABAMA,AS FOLLOWS: SECTION1. ApublichearingwillbeheldbytheCityCouncilonOctober14,2024,at6:00p.m.intheCouncil ChambersoftheMadisonMunicipalComplexlocatedat100HughesRoad,Madison,Alabama,atwhichtimeandplaceanyand allpersonsshallhaveanopportunitytobeheardinfavoroforinoppositiontothefollowingproposedordinanceamendingthe Of cialZoningMapoftheCityofMadison,Alabama,aslastamended: SEEATTACHMENTA SECTION2. Thisresolution,includingtheproposedordinancemadeaparthereof,shallbepublishedinfullbyone (1)insertioninthe MadisonCountyRecord.Asynopsisoftheproposedordinanceshallbepublishedinsaidnewspaperone(1) weeklaterreferringtothedateandnameofthenewspaperinwhichtheproposedordinancewas rstpublished.Bothinsertions aretobemadeatleast fteen(15)dayspriortothedateofthepublichearing.
THEABOVEANDFOREGOINGRESOLUTION isherebypassedandadoptedataregularmeetingoftheCity Councilonthe26thdayofAugust2024.
RanaeBartlett,CouncilPresident CityofMadison,Alabama ATTEST: LisaD.Thomas,CityClerk-Treasurer CityofMadison,Alabama
Approvedthis26thdayofAugust2024.
PaulFinley,Mayor CityofMadison,Alabama TheCityClerkisherebydirectedtopublishthisresolution,includingtheattachedproposedordinanceandmap,one(1)timein the MadisonCountyRecord onSeptember4,2024 AttachmentA
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SealedproposalswillbereceivedbyThe1830Foundation intheUniversityofNorthAlabamaFacilitiesDepartment TrainingRoomontheEast CampusoftheUniversityof NorthAlabama,1660TuneAvenue,FlorenceAlabama,until 2:00p.m.,C.S.T.,Tuesday,November12,2024,forBankIndependentStadium–New FootballStadiumfortheUniversityofNorthAlabama,Florence, Alabama,inaccordancewith DrawingsandSpecifications, preparedbyDavisArchitects andthenatUNAFacilitiesBuilding,1660TuneAve.Florence, AL35630publiclyopenedand readaloud.
Thisprojectwillinclude:
Theprojectwillconsistofthe newfootballandsoccerstadium withassociatedplayingsurface andseatingbowlwithdiversified seatingopportunitiesandnew hometeamtunnelconnectionto FlowersHalltoutilizeadjacency ofexistingfacility.ItwillalsoincludeanewweightroomtoaccommodateallUniversityof NorthAlabamaathletics.The proposedstadiumwillincludeall gamedayfunctionsincluding fanamenitiessuchastailgate areas,entryplaza,concessions, restroomstopremiumloge boxes,clubs,suites,andnew pressfunctions.
GeneralContractorsarerequiredtopre-qualifypriortorequestingbiddocuments. Prequalificationresponseswill bedueat5:00pmlocaltimeon September26,2024.Biddocumentswillbeissuedtopre-qualifiedbiddersonOctober15, 2024.
PleasedirectquestionsandrequestforPrequalificationPacketsto: HPM IvyMitchell DirectorofProgramDevelopment @
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APre-Bidconferencewillbe heldonOctober17,2024,at 2:00pmlocaltimeatUNAFacilitiesDepartmentTrainingRoom ontheEastCampusofUNA, 1660TuneAvenue,Florence, AL35630toreceivequestions fromGeneralContractorsand Subcontractors.Attendanceis mandatoryforallbiddingGeneralContractors.Anyrequired answersorresponseswillbeissuedbyAddendum.
Acertifiedcheckorbidbond payabletoThe1830Foundationinanamountnotlessthan five(5)percentoftheamountof theBid,butinnoeventmore than$10,000,mustaccompany thebidder’sproposal.PerformanceandPaymentBondsand evidenceofinsurancerequired inthebiddocumentswillberequiredatthesigningoftheContract.
Electronicimagesofthedocumentsmaybeviewedon-line andprintedbyGeneralContractors,Subcontractors,andSuppliersbyobtainingdocuments through https://www.una.edu/purchasing/bids.html
Pre-qualifiedGeneralContractorBiddersmayobtainadigital copyoftheDrawingsandSpecificationsfromDavisArchitects, CJBrennanjbrennan@dadot.com.Hard copysetscanbeobtainatthe officeofDavisArchitectsupon depositof$600.00perset payabletotheArchitect,which willberefundedinfullonthe firstsetissuedtoeachGeneral ContractBiddersubmittinga qualifiedbid,uponreturnofdocumentsingoodconditionwithin tendaysofbiddate.Othersets forGeneralContractors,and setsforSubcontractorsand Suppliers,maybeobtainedwith thesamedeposit,whichwillbe refundedasabove,lesscostof printing,reproduction,handling, anddistribution.ContactCJ Brennanat jbrennan@dadot.comtorequest copiesofdrawingsandspecifications.
BidsmustbesubmittedonproposalformsfurnishedbytheArchitectorcopiesthereof.All
biddersbiddinginamountsexceedingthatestablishedbythe StateLicensingBoardforGeneralContractorsmustbelicensedundertheprovisionsof Title34,Chapter8,CodeofAlabama,1975,andmustshowevidenceoflicensebeforebidding orbidwillnotbereceivedor consideredbytheArchitect;the biddershallshowsuchevidencebyclearlydisplayinghis orhercurrentlicensenumber ontheoutsideofthesealedenvelopeinwhichtheproposalis delivered.TheOwnerreserves therighttorejectanyorallproposalsandtowaivetechnical errorsif,intheOwner’sjudgment,thebestinterestsofthe Ownerwilltherebybepromoted.
The1830Foundationisan EEO/AAemployer,andanysuccessfulbidderwillberequiredto complywithapplicablefederal andstatelawsandexecutiveorders.The1830Foundationreservestherighttocancelthe procurementatanytimeforany reason.
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SealedproposalswillbereceivedbyMadisonUtilities Boardat101RaySanderson Drive,Madison,AL35758,until 2:00PMlocaltimeonTuesday, September24,2024,forthe constructionof
GriffinWaterStorageTank SiteDevelopmentandWater TransmissionMain KrebsProject23029.01 atwhichtimeandplacetheywill bepubliclyopenedandread. Asummaryoftheworkitemsis includedbelow:
Theprojectgenerallyconsistsof sitepreparatoryworkforanew 5.0MGwaterstoragetankand willincludethefollowingitems: clearingandgrubbing,siteexcavation(rock),tanksitefine grading,accessroadconstruction,watertransmissionmain construction,electricalservice construction,anddrainageimprovements.
Theworkofconstructingthe projectwillbeletunderone Contractifanawardshouldbe O
bytheCityCounciloftheCityofMadison,Alabama,asfollows: SECTION1. ThatanapplicationhasbeenpresentedtothePlanning&EconomicDevelopmentDepartmentoftheCityof Madisononbehalfof CountyLineRoadLLC&MaundFamilyLLC,requestingthevacationofaportionofautility&drainage easementlocatedwithinLot7A&7DofPhase4ofWannPropertySubdivisionandfurtherdescribedasfollows: STATEOFALABAMA COUNTYOFLIMESTONE EASEMENTTOBEVACATED
A10FTWIDEUTILITYANDDRAINAGEEASEMENTBETWEENLOTS7AAND7DOFWANNPROPERTYSUBDIVISION PHASE4ASRECORDEDINPLATBOOKLPAGES73-74INTHEOFFICEOFTHEJUDGEOFPROBATEFORLIMESTONE COUNTY,ALABAMAANDMOREPARTICULARLYDESCRIBEDASFOLLOWS: COMMENCINGATAFOUND½INCHCAPPEDIRONPINSTAMPED“MORELLENGCA-742-LS”FOUNDATTHENORTHEASTCORNEROFLOT7DOFWANNPROPERTYSUBDIVISONPHASE4ASRECORDEDINPLATBOOKLPAGES73-74 INTHEOFFICEOFTHEJUDGEOFPROBATEFORLIMESTONECOUNTY,ALABAMA,SAIDFOUNDPINBEINGONTHE WESTERNRIGHT-OF-WAYFORFIELDVIEWLANE;THENCELEAVINGSAIDRIGHT-OF-WAYRUNNORTH89DEGREES11 MINUTES58SECONDSWESTATADISTANCEOF15.00FEETTOAPOINT,SAIDPOINTBEINGTHEPOINTOFBEGINNING OFTHEHERINDESCRIBEDEAEMENT; THENCEFROMTHEPOINTOFBEGINNINGRUNSOTH00DEGREES54MINUTES28SECONDSWESTATADISTANCEOF 5.00FEETTOAPOINT;THENCERUNNROTH89DEGREES11MINUTES58SECONDSWESTATADISTANCEOF395.09 FEETTOAPOINT;THENCERUNNORTH00DEGREES53MINUTES50SECONDSEASTATADISTANCEOF10.00FEETTO APOINT;THENCERUNSOUTH89DEGREES11MINUTES58SECONDSEASTADISTANCEOF395.10FEETTOAPOINT; THENCERUNSOTUH00DEGREES54MINUTES28SECONDSWESTATADISTANCEOF5.00FEETANDBACKTOTHE POINTOFBEGINNING, SAIDEASEMENTCONTAINS3951FEET(0.09ACRES),MOREORLESS.
SECTION2. ThattheeasementrequestedforvacationisnotusedbytheCity,anditisnolongerneededforpublicormunicipal purposes.
SECTION3. Pursuanttothe ndingsinthisOrdinance,theMayoroftheCityofMadison,Alabama,isherebyauthorized,requested,anddirectedtoexecuteaquitclaimdeedvacatingtheeasement.
NOW,THEREFORE,BEITHEREBYORDAINED bytheCityCounciloftheCityofMadison,Alabama,that,inaccordancewiththeforegoing,theMayoroftheCityofMadison,Alabama,isherebyauthorizedanddirectedtoexecuteaquitclaim deedvacatingtheabove-describedutility&drainageeasementinfavorof CountyRoadLLC&MaundFamilyLLC andthatthe CityClerk-Treasurerisherebyauthorizedtoappropriatelyattestthesame.
READ,PASSED,ANDADOPTED this____dayofAugust2024.
RanaeBartlett,CouncilPresident CityofMadison,Alabama
ATTEST:
LisaThomas,CityClerk-Treasurer CityofMadison,Alabama
APPROVED this_____dayofAugust2024.
PaulFinley,Mayor CityofMadison,Alabama
September4,2024
gage,willsellatpublicoutcryto thehighestbidderforcash,in frontofthemainentranceofthe CourthouseatHuntsville,MadisonCounty,Alabama,onSeptember26,2024,duringthe legalhoursofsale,allofits rights,title,andinterestinand tothefollowingdescribedreal estate,situatedinMadison County,Alabama,to-wit:The Northone-third(1/3)oftheLot previouslyownedbyGlyonHill andwifeBeulahHill,inGurley, Alabama,beingalot70feet widetakenevenlyofftheNorth sidethereof,nexttoandonthe SouthsideofTaylorStreet,and boundedasfollows:Alotnear theSouthboundarylineofthe Southwest1/4ofSection12, Township4Range2East,and beginningatastakewherethe SouthsideofTaylorStreetintersectstheEastmarginofJoplin Street;thenceSouth70feetto astake;thenceatrightangles East210feettoastakeonthe EastlineofthesaidHomeLot; thencealongEastmarginof saidHomeLot,previouslybelongingtoGlyonHillandwife, BeulahHill,Northtoastakeon theSouthmarginofTaylor Street,adistanceof70feet; thenceWestalongSouthmarginofTaylorStreet210feetto theplaceofbeginning..Propertystreetaddressforinformationalpurposes:149JoplinSt, Gurley,AL35748.THISPROPERTYWILLBESOLDONAN “ASIS,WHEREIS”BASIS, WITHOUTWARRANTYORRECOURSE,EXPRESSEDOR IMPLIEDASTOTITLE,USE AND/ORENJOYMENTAND WILLBESOLDSUBJECTTO
terestinpropertytherighttoredeemthepropertyundercertain circumstances.Programsmay alsoexistthathelppersons avoidordelaytheforeclosure process.Anattorneyshouldbe consultedtohelpyouunderstandtheserightsandprograms asapartoftheforeclosure process.Thissaleismadefor thepurposeofpayingtheindebtednesssecuredbysaid mortgage,aswellastheexpensesofforeclosure.Thesuccessfulbiddermusttendera non-refundabledepositofFive ThousandDollars($5,000.00)in certifiedfundsmadepayableto Tiffany&Bosco,P.A.atthetime
addressindicatedbelow.Tiffany &Bosco,P.A.reservestheright toawardthebidtothenext highestbiddershouldthehighestbidderfailtotimelytender thetotalamountdue.TheMortgagee/Transfereereservesthe righttobidforandpurchasethe realestateandtocredititspurchasepriceagainsttheexpensesofsaleandthe indebtednesssecuredbythe realestate.Thissaleissubject Needajobchange? CheckourTNValleyStuff Employment adstoday.
topostponementorcancellation.LakeviewLoanServicing, LLC,(“Transferee”)Tiffany& Bosco,P.A.,250120thPlace South,Suite300,Homewood, AL35223www.tblaw.comTB FileNumber:24-06762-NS-AL 08/28/2024,09/04/2024, 09/11/2024. ADID611510
MORTGAGEFORECLOSURE SALE.
Defaulthavingbeenmadein thepaymentoftheindebtednesssecuredbythatcertain mortgageexecutedbyZiffanyY Williamssinglewoman,originallyinfavorofMortgageElectronicRegistrationSystems, Inc.,asnomineeforPacific UnionFinancial,LLC,itssuccessorsandassigns,onMay 29,2018,saidmortgage recordedintheOfficeofthe JudgeofProbateofMadison County,Alabama,inFileNumber2018-00033546;theundersignedWellsFargoBank,N.A., asMortgagee/Transferee,under andbyvirtueofthepowerof salecontainedinsaidmortgage,willsellatpublicoutcryto thehighestbidderforcash,in frontofthemainentranceofthe CourthouseatHuntsville,MadisonCounty,Alabama,onOctober24,2024,duringthelegal hoursofsale,allofitsrights, title,andinterestinandtothe followingdescribedrealestate, situatedinMadisonCounty,Alabama,to-wit:Lot6,ofWalkers Hill,apartofSec7&8,T2S, R1E,MadisonCounty,Alabama,asrecordedinDocument No.20131219000796970,inthe OfficeoftheJudgeofProbate ofMadisonCounty,Alabama.. Propertystreetaddressforinformationalpurposes:110WalkersHillRd,Meridianville,AL 35759.THISPROPERTYWILL BESOLDONAN“ASIS, WHEREIS”BASIS,WITHOUT WARRANTYORRECOURSE, EXPRESSEDORIMPLIEDAS TOTITLE,USEAND/ORENJOYMENTANDWILLBESOLD SUBJECTTOTHERIGHTOF REDEMPTIONOFALLPARTIESENTITLEDTHERETO.Alabamalawgivessomepersons whohaveaninterestinproperty therighttoredeemtheproperty undercertaincircumstances. Programsmayalsoexistthat helppersonsavoidordelaythe foreclosureprocess.Anattorney shouldbeconsultedtohelpyou understandtheserightsand programsasapartoftheforeclosureprocess.Thissaleis madeforthepurposeofpaying theindebtednesssecuredby saidmortgage,aswellasthe expensesofforeclosure.The successfulbiddermusttendera non-refundabledepositofFive ThousandDollars($5,000.00)in certifiedfundsmadepayableto Tiffany&Bosco,P.A.atthetime andplaceofthesale.Thebalanceofthepurchasepriceplus anydeedrecordingcostsand transfertaxesmustbepaidin certifiedfundsbynoonthenext businessdayattheLawOffice ofTiffany&Bosco,P.A.atthe addressindicatedbelow.Tiffany &Bosco,P.A.reservestheright toawardthebidtothenext highestbiddershouldthehighestbidderfailtotimelytender thetotalamountdue.TheMortgagee/Transfereereservesthe righttobidforandpurchasethe
realestateandtocredititspurchasepriceagainsttheexpensesofsaleandthe indebtednesssecuredbythe realestate.Thissaleissubject topostponementorcancellation.WellsFargoBank,N.A., (“Transferee”)Tiffany&Bosco, P.A.,250120thPlaceSouth, Suite300,Homewood,AL 35223www.tblaw.comTBFile Number:24-40260-WF-AL 08/28/2024,09/04/2024, 09/11/2024. ADID610921
MORTGAGEFORECLOSURE SALE.
Defaulthavingbeenmadein thepaymentoftheindebtednesssecuredbythatcertain mortgageexecutedbyBlake AndrewMartzandBaylee Martz,husbandandwife,originallyinfavorofMortgageElectronicRegistrationSystems, Inc.,asnomineeforUnited WholesaleMortgage,LLC,on June3,2021,saidmortgage recordedintheOfficeofthe JudgeofProbateofMadison County,Alabama,inFileNumber2021-00046510;theundersignedTHMSRHoldingsLLC, asMortgagee/Transferee,under andbyvirtueofthepowerof salecontainedinsaidmortgage,willsellatpublicoutcryto thehighestbidderforcash,in frontofthemainentranceofthe CourthouseatHuntsville,MadisonCounty,Alabama,onOctober3,2024,duringthelegal hoursofsale,allofitsrights, title,andinterestinandtothe followingdescribedrealestate, situatedinMadisonCounty,Alabama,to-wit:Lot50,according tothemaporplatofRiverCove Subdivision,Phase1FinalPlat, aResubdivisionofaZoningPlat forRiverCove,asrecordedin PlatDocumentNo. 20170929000572040,intheOfficeoftheJudgeofProbateof MadisonCounty,Alabama.. Propertystreetaddressforinformationalpurposes:6021 PeachPondWaySE,Owens CrossRoads,AL35763.THIS PROPERTYWILLBESOLD ONAN“ASIS,WHEREIS” BASIS,WITHOUTWARRANTY ORRECOURSE,EXPRESSED ORIMPLIEDASTOTITLE, USEAND/ORENJOYMENT ANDWILLBESOLDSUBJECT TOTHERIGHTOFREDEMPTIONOFALLPARTIESENTITLEDTHERETO.Alabamalaw givessomepersonswhohave aninterestinpropertytheright toredeemthepropertyunder certaincircumstances.Programsmayalsoexistthathelp personsavoidordelaytheforeclosureprocess.Anattorney shouldbeconsultedtohelpyou understandtheserightsand programsasapartoftheforeclosureprocess.Thissaleis madeforthepurposeofpaying theindebtednesssecuredby saidmortgage,aswellasthe expensesofforeclosure.The successfulbiddermusttendera non-refundabledepositofFive ThousandDollars($5,000.00)in certifiedfundsmadepayableto Tiffany&Bosco,P.A.atthetime andplaceofthesale.Thebalanceofthepurchasepriceplus anydeedrecordingcostsand transfertaxesmustbepaidin certifiedfundsbynoonthenext businessdayattheLawOffice ofTiffany&Bosco,P.A.atthe ff
addressindicatedbelow.Tiffany &Bosco,P.A.reservestheright toawardthebidtothenext highestbiddershouldthehighestbidderfailtotimelytender thetotalamountdue.TheMortgagee/Transfereereservesthe righttobidforandpurchasethe realestateandtocredititspurchasepriceagainsttheexpensesofsaleandthe indebtednesssecuredbythe realestate.Thissaleissubject topostponementorcancellation.THMSRHoldingsLLC, (“Transferee”)Tiffany&Bosco, P.A.,250120thPlaceSouth, Suite300,Homewood,AL 35223www.tblaw.comTBFile Number:24-07025-RP-AL 09/04/2024,09/11/2024, 09/18/2024. ADID612369 MORTGAGEFORECLOSURE SALE
Defaulthavingbeingmadein thepaymentoftheindebtednesssecuredbythatcertain mortgagedatedJune21,2022 executedbyChristopherWayne EcksteinandShereeciaClark husbandandwife,infavorof MortgageElectronicRegistrationSystems,Inc.solelyas nomineeforTrustmarkNational Bank,saidMortgagebeing recordedJune22,2022,inMtg Book2022,Page158037,inthe OfficeoftheJudgeofProbate ofMadisonCounty,Alabama; havinglaterbeenassignedto TrustmarkNationalBankbyinstrumentrecordedinMtgBook 2024,Page134710,intheOfficeoftheJudgeofProbateof MadisonCounty,Alabama.Said defaultcontinuesandnoticeis herebygiventhattheundersigned,TrustmarkNational Bank,underandbyvirtueofthe powerofsalecontainedinsaid mortgage,willsellatpublicoutcrytothehighestbidderfor cashatthemainentrancetothe CountyCourthouse,Madison County,Alabamaon 10/10/2024,duringthelegal hoursofsale,thefollowingdescribedrealestatesituatedin MadisonCounty,Alabama,towit: Lot9,accordingtotheFinalPlat LanternPointePhaseIas recordedinFileNo.202100025326,intheOfficeofthe JudgeofProbateforMadison County,Alabama.
Forinformationalpurposesonly, thepropertyaddressis:1016 ThorntonBranchNW,Harvest, AL35749.Anypropertyaddress providedisnotpartofthelegal descriptionofthepropertysold hereinandintheeventofany discrepancy,thelegaldescriptionreferencedhereinshallcontrol.
THISPROPERTYWILLBE SOLDONAN“AS-IS,WHEREIS”BASIS,SUBJECTTOANY EASEMENTS,ENCUMBRANCES,ANDEXCEPTIONS REFLECTEDINTHEMORTGAGEANDTHOSECONTAINEDINTHERECORDSOF THEOFFICEOFTHEJUDGE OFPROBATEOFTHE COUNTYWHERETHE ABOVE-DESCRIBEDPROPERTYISSITUATED.THIS PROPERTYWILLBESOLD WITHOUTWARRANTYORRECOURSE,EXPRESSORIMS O S
PLIEDASTOTITLE,USE AND/ORENJOYMENTAND WILLBESOLDSUBJECTTO THERIGHTOFREDEMPTION OFALLPARTIESENTITLED THERETO.
Alabamalawgivessomepersonswhohaveaninterestin propertytherighttoredeemthe propertyundercertaincircumstances.Programsmayalso existthathelppersonsavoidor delaytheforeclosureprocess. Anattorneyshouldbeconsulted tohelpyouunderstandthese rightsandprogramsasapartof theforeclosureprocess.
Thissaleismadeforthepurposeofpayingtheindebtednesssecuredbymortgageas wellastheexpensesofforeclosure,includingareasonableattorney’sfeesandother purposessetoutinsaidmortgage.
TrustmarkNationalBank PaulK.Lavelle,Esq. AttorneyforMortgagee Spina,&Lavelle,P.C. OnePerimeterParkSouth-Suite 400N Birmingham,Alabama35243 (205)298-1800 40-FC-24-01259
PUBLICATIONDATES: August28,2024,September4, 2024andSeptember11,2024 NEWSPAPER: MadisonCountyRecord ADID611156
MORTGAGEFORECLOSURESALE
Defaulthavingbeenmadein thepaymentoftheindebtednesssecuredbythatcertain mortgageexecutedbyShatrendaB.NallstoUnitedStates ofAmericaactingthroughthe RuralHousingServiceorsuccessoragency,UnitedStates DepartmentofAgriculture, datedMarch22,2010said mortgagerecordedintheOffice oftheJudgeofProbateofMadisonCounty,Alabama,inBook 2010,Page149290.Saidmortgagewassubsequentlysold, assignedandtransferredto Secretary,UnitedStatesDepartmentofAgriculture,RuralDevelopment.Underandbyvirtue ofthepowerofsalecontained insaidmortgage,theundersigned,Secretary,UnitedStates DepartmentofAgriculture,Rural Development,willsellatpublic outcrytothehighestbidderfor cash,infrontofthemainentranceoftheCourthousein MadisonCounty,Alabamaon September24,2024,duringthe legalhoursofsale,allofits right,title,andinterestinandto thefollowingdescriberealestatesituatedinMadisonCounty, Alabama,to-wit: LOT169,ACCORDINGTOTHE PLATOFSURVEYOFBENTBROOKSUBDIVISIONPHASE 2,ARESUBDIVISIONOFLOT 62ANDTRACTBOFBENTBROOKSUBDIVISION(DOCUMENTNUMBER 20070417000268580),AS RECORDEDINDOCUMENT NUMBER20080620000401810 INTHEOFFICEOFTHE JUDGEOFPROBATEOF MADISONCOUNTY,ALABAMA.
PropertyStreetAddressforInf
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formationalPurposes:158 ForestbrookDrive,Madison,AL 35757
Saidpropertywillbesold“AS IS”.NOREPRESENTATION ORWARRANTY,EXPRESSED ORIMPLIED,ISMADEASTO THETITLEOFSAIDPROPERTY.Saidpropertyissubject toanytitledeficienciesincluding butnotlimitedto:anyoutstandingadvaloremtaxes-including taxeswhicharealienbutnot yetdueandpayable,federaltax liensanymatterswhichmight bedisclosedbyanaccurate surveyandinspectionofthe property,anyassessments liens,encumbrances,zoningordinances,restrictions, covenants,andmattersof recordsuperiortotheMortgage firstsetoutabove.Saidpropertywillbesoldsubjecttothe rightofredemptionofallparties entitledthereto.Thehighestbiddermusttenderthetotal amountofthewinningbidin certifiedfundsatthetimeand placeofsale.Alabamalaw givessomepersonswhohave aninterestinpropertytheright toredeemthepropertyunder certaincircumstances.Programsmayalsoexistthathelp personsavoidordelaytheforeclosureprocess.Anattorney shouldbeconsultedtohelpyou understandtherightsandprogramsasapartoftheforeclosureprocess.
Thissalewillbemadeforthe purposeofpayingthesameand allexpensesofthissale,asprovidedinsaidMortgageandby Alabamalaw.Thissaleissubjecttopostponementorcancellation.
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Secretary,UnitedStatesDepartmentofAgriculture,RuralDevelopment,Mortgageeor Transferee
JonathanSmothers,Esq ALAW 420North20thStreet,Suite 2249 Birmingham,AL35203 AttorneyforMortgagee/Transferee 24-029879
08/28/24,09/04/24,09/11/24 ADID611312
MORTGAGEFORECLOSURE SALE
Defaulthavingbeenmadein thepaymentoftheindebtednesssecuredbythatcertain mortgageexecutedonMarch1, 2006byCynthiaRChatman,a singleperson,originallyinfavor ofWellsFargoBank,N.A.,and recordedinInstrument# 20060306000141950onMarch 6,2006,intheOfficeofthe JudgeofProbateofMadison County,Alabama,andsecured indebtednesshavingbeen transferredtoU.S.BankNationalAssociation,asTrustee forSASCOMortgageLoan Trust2006-WF2.LOGSLegal GroupLLP,ascounselforMortgageeorTransfereeandunder andbyvirtueofpowerofsale containedinthesaidmortgage will,onOctober2,2024,sellat
Alabamalawgivessomepersonswhohaveaninterestin propertytherighttoredeemthe propertyundercertaincircumstances.Programsmayalso existthathelppersonsavoidor delaytheforeclosureprocess. Anattorneyshouldbeconsulted tohelpyouunderstandthese rightsandprogramsasapartof theforeclosureprocess. Thissaleismadeforthepurposeofrealizingthemortgage debt,togetherwithallexpenses ofthesale,includingareasonableattorney’sfee. CAPELL&HOWARD,P.C. BowdyJ.Brown,Esq. 150SouthPerryStreet Montgomery,Alabama36104 OurFileNo.:37591-3422
ALABAMAHOUSINGFINANCE
ASSIGNEE (TobepublishedinTheMadisonCountyRecord,Huntsville, Alabama,onAugust28,2024, September4,2024,andSeptember11,2024) ADID611160
NoticeofMortgageForeclosureSale StateofAlabama,Countyof Madison
Defaulthavingbeenmadein thepaymentoftheindebtednesssecuredbythatcertain mortgageexecutedbyPatricia A.Guinn,originallyinfavorof MortgageElectronicRegistrationSystems,Inc.,asnominee forSouthernFidelityMortgage GroupofHuntsville,onNovember30,2021,saidmortgage recordedintheOfficeofthe JudgeofProbateofMadison County,Alabama,inBook2021, Page37213;theundersigned NationstarMortgage,LLCd/b/a Mr.Cooper,as Mortgagee/Transferee,under f f
andbyvirtueofthepowerof salecontainedinsaidmortgage,willsellatpublicoutcryto thehighestbidderforcash,in frontofthemainentranceofthe CourthouseatMadisonCounty, Alabama,onOctober10,2024, duringthelegalhoursofsale, allofitsrights,title,andinterest inandtothefollowingdescribed realestate,situatedinMadison County,Alabama,to-wit:
LotTwelve(12)inBlockSixtyTwo(62),oftheEastHuntsville AdditiontotheCityof Huntsville,Alabama,according toaplatofsaidAdditionof recordintheOfficeoftheJudge ofProbateofMadisonCounty, Alabama,inPlatBookNo.1, Page35.
Saidlegaldescriptionbeing controlling,howeverthepropertyismorecommonlyknown as:1711NEBeirneAvenue, Huntsville,AL35801.
THISPROPERTYWILLBE SOLDONAN“ASIS,WHERE IS”BASIS,WITHOUTWARRANTYORRECOURSE,EXSS O S O
PRESSEDORIMPLIEDASTO TITLE,USEAND/ORENJOYMENTANDWILLBESOLD SUBJECTTOTHERIGHTOF REDEMPTIONOFALLPARTIESENTITLEDTHERETO. Alabamalawgivessomepersonswhohaveaninterestin propertytherighttoredeemthe propertyundercertaincircumstances.Programsmayalso existthathelppersonsavoidor delaytheforeclosureprocess. Anattorneyshouldbeconsulted tohelpyouunderstandthese rightsandprogramsasapartof theforeclosureprocess.
Thesuccessfulbiddermusttenderanon-refundabledepositof ThreeThousandDollars ($3,000.00)incertifiedfunds madepayabletoBellCarrington Price&Gregg,LLCatthetime andplaceofthesale.Thebalanceofthepurchasepriceplus anydeedrecordingcostsand transfertaxesmustbe overnightedincertifiedfundsto theLawOfficeofBellCarringtonPrice&Gregg,LLCat339 HeywardStreet,2ndfloor,CoSC C
lumbia,SC29201.BellCarringtonPrice&Gregg,LLC reservestherighttoawardthe bidtothenexthighestbidder shouldthehighestbidderfailto timelytenderthetotalamount due.
Thissaleismadeforthepurposeofpayingtheindebtednesssecuredbysaidmortgage, aswellastheexpensesofforeclosure.TheMortgagee/Transfereereservestherighttobid forandpurchasetherealestate andtocredititspurchaseprice againsttheexpensesofsale andtheindebtednesssecured bytherealestate.
Thissaleissubjecttopostponementorcancellation.
Ifthesaleissetaside,thePurchasermaybeentitledtoonlya returnofanytenderedpurchase fundslessanyapplicablefees andcostsandshallhaveno otherrecourseagainsttheMortgagor,theMortgagee,orthe Mortgagee’sattorney.
BellCarringtonPrice&Gregg, LLC.2100SouthbridgePkwy, Suite650,Homewood,AL, 35209. www.bellcarrington.com.File Number:24-44133. 08/28/24,09/04/24,09/11/24 ADID611360
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NOTICEOF MORTGAGEFORECLOSURE SALE STATEOFALABAMA COUNTYOFMADISON
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Defaulthavingbeenmadeof thetermsoftheloandocuments securedbythatcertainmortgageexecutedbyShuntell WilliamsUnmarriedWomento MortgageElectronicRegistrationSystems,Inc.,asmortgagee,asnomineefor LOANDEPOT.COM,LLC,its successorsandassignsdated August31,2022;saidmortgage beingrecordedonSeptember2, 2022,inBook2022,Page 215175intheOfficeofthe JudgeofProbateofMadison County,Alabama.SaidMortgagewaslastsold,assigned andtransferredto loanDepot.com,LLCbyassignmentrecordedinDeedBook 2024,Page54726intheOffice oftheJudgeofProbateofMadisonCounty,ALABAMA. Theundersigned, loanDepot.com,LLC,underand byvirtueofthepowerofsale containedinsaidmortgage,will sellatpublicoutcrytothehighestbidderforcashbeforethe mainentranceoftheCourt HouseinMadisonCounty,Alabamaduringthelegalhoursof sale(between11amand4pm), onthe11thdayofJuly,2024the followingproperty,situatedin MadisonCounty,Alabama,towit: Lot13,accordingtothefinal platofWoodTrailSubdivision, Phase2aResubdivisionof TractAofWoodTrailPhase1, Doc.No.:2019-00004209,as recordedinDocumentNo. 2020-99341,intheOfficeofthe JudgeofProbateofMadison County,Alabama. Saidpropertyiscommonly knownas115OceanSpring Ave,Toney,AL35773. Shouldaconflictarisebetween thepropertyaddressandthe legaldescriptionthelegaldescriptionwillcontrol. Saidpropertywillbesoldsubjecttoanyoutstandingadvaloremtaxes(includingtaxes whicharealien,butnotyetdue andpayable),therightofredemptionofanytaxingauthority,alloutstandingliensfor publicutilitieswhichconstitute liensupontheproperty,any matterswhichmightbedisclosedbyanaccuratesurvey andinspectionoftheproperty, anyassessments,liens,encumbrances,easements,rights-ofway,zoningordinances, restrictions,specialassessments,covenants,thestatutory rightofredemptionpursuantto Alabamalaw,andanymatters ofrecordincluding,butnotlimitedto,thosesuperiortosaid Mortgagefirstsetoutabove. Saidpropertywillbesoldonan “as-is”basiswithoutanyrepresentation,warrantyorrecourse againsttheabove-namedorthe undersigned.Thesuccessful biddermustpresentcertified fundsintheamountofthewinningbidatthetimeandplaceof sale. Alabamalawgivessomepersonswhohaveaninterestin propertytherighttoredeemthe propertyundercertaincircumstances.Programsmayalso existthathelppersonsavoidor delaytheforeclosureprocess. Anattorneyshouldbeconsulted tohelpyouunderstandthese rightsandprogramsasapartof theforeclosureprocess. Thesalewillbeconductedsubject(1)toconfirmationthatthe saleisnotprohibitedunderthe U.S.BankruptcyCodeand(2) tofinalconfirmationandauditof thestatusoftheloanwiththe holderoftheMortgage. LOANDEPOT.COM,LLC asholderofsaidmortgage McCallaRaymerLeibertPierce, LLC 50520thStreetNorth,Suite 1775 Birmingham,AL35203 (205)216-4238 FT21@mccalla.com FileNo.24-05975AL www.foreclosurehotline.net
TheMadisonCountyRecord 06/12/2024,06/19/2024,06/26/2 024,07/31/2024,09/04/2024 AMENDMENTTONOTICEOF MORTGAGEFORECLOSURE SALE
Thesaledateundertheabove mentionedNoticeofMortgage ForeclosureSalehasbeen postponeduntilAugust12, 2024,andpublicnoticethereof havingbeengiven,theabove noticeisherebyrepublished withthisamendment. TheMadisonCountyRecord, July31,2024
AMENDMENTTONOTICEOF MORTGAGEFORECLOSURE SALE
Thesaledateundertheabove mentionedNoticeofMortgage ForeclosureSalehasbeen postponeduntilSeptember16, 2024,andpublicnoticethereof havingbeengiven,theabove noticeisherebyrepublished withthisamendment.
TheMadisonCountyRecord, September4,2024 ADID611538
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StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80948
PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFAdalineRoseLittleton, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofAdalineRoseLittleton,Deceased,havingbeen grantedtotheundersignedon the23rddayAugust2024by theHon.FrankBarger,Judgeof Probateofsaidcounty,noticeis herebygiventhatallpersons havingclaimsagainstthesaid estateareherebyrequiredto presentthesamewithinthe timeallowedbylaw,orthe samewillbebarred. EduardoGranados
Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:August28th, September4thand11th,2024 intheMadisonCountyRecord newspaper ADID611400
StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80819
PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFSheliaDawkinsAKA SheliaDeniseDawkins, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofSheiliaDawkins AKASheliaDeniseDawkins, Deceased,havingbeengranted totheundersignedonthe23rd dayAugust2024bytheHon. FrankBarger,JudgeofProbate ofsaidcounty,noticeishereby giventhatallpersonshaving claimsagainstthesaidestate areherebyrequiredtopresent thesamewithinthetimeallowedbylaw,orthesamewill bebarred. KelvinDawkins
Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:August28th, September4thand11th,2024 intheMadisonCountyRecord newspaper ADID611398
StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80965
PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFPeggyThrashGray a/k/aPeggyLadoyleGray, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofPeggyThrash Graya/k/aPeggyLadoyleGray, Deceased,havingbeengranted totheundersignedonthe26th dayAugust2024bytheHon. FrankBarger,JudgeofProbate ofsaidcounty,noticeishereby giventhatallpersonshaving claimsagainstthesaidestate areherebyrequiredtopresent thesamewithinthetimeallowedbylaw,orthesamewill bebarred. DavidScottGray Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:September4th, 11th,and18th,2024inthe MadisonCountyRecordnewspaper ADID611827
StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80922
PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFRaymondEarl Townsend, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofRaymondEarl Townsend,Deceased,having beengrantedtotheundersignedonthe19thdayAugust 2024bytheHon.FrankBarger, JudgeofProbateofsaidcounty, noticeisherebygiventhatall personshavingclaimsagainst thesaidestateareherebyrequiredtopresentthesame withinthetimeallowedbylaw, orthesamewillbebarred. PatriciaTownsend
Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:September4th, 11thand18th,2024inthe MadisonCountyRecordnewspaper ADID612038
StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80630
PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFWalterLeeWillieSr., LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofWalterLeeWillie Sr.,Deceased,havingbeen grantedtotheundersignedon the9thdayJuly2024bythe Hon.FrankBarger,Judgeof Probateofsaidcounty,noticeis herebygiventhatallpersons havingclaimsagainstthesaid estateareherebyrequiredto presentthesamewithinthe timeallowedbylaw,orthe samewillbebarred. WalterWillieJr. Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:September4th, 11thand18th,2024inthe MadisonCountyRecordnewspaper ADID612046
StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80670
PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFPatriciaLouiseBarnett, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofPatriciaLouise Barnett,Deceased,havingbeen grantedtotheundersignedon the15thdayJuly2024bythe Hon.FrankBarger,Judgeof Probateofsaidcounty,noticeis herebygiventhatallpersons havingclaimsagainstthesaid estateareherebyrequiredto presentthesamewithinthe timeallowedbylaw,orthe samewillbebarred. DebbieBurnellSimpson
Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:September4th, 11thand18th,2024inthe MadisonCountyRecordnewspaper ADID612023
StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80938
PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFMaryLouiseWarren, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofMaqryLouiseWarren,Deceased,havingbeen grantedtotheundersignedon the21stdayAugust2024bythe Hon.FrankBarger,Judgeof Probateofsaidcounty,noticeis herebygiventhatallpersons havingclaimsagainstthesaid estateareherebyrequiredto presentthesamewithinthe timeallowedbylaw,orthe samewillbebarred. GaryB.Warren
Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:September4th, 11thand18th,2024inthe MadisonCountyRecordnewspaper ADID612026
StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80861
PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFBettyLeeErnst, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofBettyLeeErnst, Deceased,havingbeengranted totheundersignedonthe13th dayAugust2024bytheHon. FrankBarger,JudgeofProbate ofsaidcounty,noticeishereby giventhatallpersonshaving claimsagainstthesaidestate areherebyrequiredtopresent thesamewithinthetimeallowedbylaw,orthesamewill bebarred. MathewErnst
Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:August21st, August28thandSeptember 4th,2024intheMadison CountyRecordnewspaper ADID609949
StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80776
PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFDaltonJeromeKilgoreAKADaltonJ.Kilgore, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofDaltonJeromeKilgoreAKADaltonJ.Kilgore,Deceased,havingbeengrantedto theundersignedonthe29thday July2024bytheHon.Frank Barger,JudgeofProbateofsaid county,noticeisherebygiven thatallpersonshavingclaims againstthesaidestateare herebyrequiredtopresentthe samewithinthetimeallowedby law,orthesamewillbebarred. TravisJ.Kilgore
Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:August21st, August28thandSeptember 4th,2024intheMadison CountyRecordnewspaper ADID609731
StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80849
PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFWilliamJMelchionne,Jr.a/k/aWilliam JosephMelchionne,Jr., LettersofAdministration upontheestateofWilliamJ Melchionne,Jr.a/k/aWilliam JosephMelchionne,Jr., Deceased,havingbeengrantedto theundersignedonthe9thday August2024bytheHon.Frank Barger,JudgeofProbateofsaid county,noticeisherebygiven thatallpersonshavingclaims againstthesaidestateare herebyrequiredtopresentthe samewithinthetimeallowedby law,orthesamewillbebarred. TasiahMelchionne
Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:August21st, August28thandSeptember 4th,2024intheMadison CountyRecordnewspaper ADID609589
StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80573
PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFCollinsNwachukwuOmodue, LettersofAdministration upontheestateofCollins NwachukwuOmodue, Deceased,havingbeengrantedto theundersignedonthe12th dayOctober2024bytheHon. FrankBarger,JudgeofProbate ofsaidcounty,noticeishereby giventhatallpersonshaving claimsagainstthesaidestate areherebyrequiredtopresent thesamewithinthetimeallowedbylaw,orthesamewill bebarred. TavarasGarner
Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:August21st, August28thandSeptember 4th,2024intheMadison CountyRecordnewspaper ADID609736
StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80866
PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFJohnnieDean Moore, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofJohnnieDean Moore,Deceased,havingbeen grantedtotheundersignedon the13thdayAugust2024bythe Hon.FrankBarger,Judgeof Probateofsaidcounty,noticeis herebygiventhatallpersons havingclaimsagainstthesaid estateareherebyrequiredto presentthesamewithinthe timeallowedbylaw,orthe samewillbebarred. SheilaKayMoore
Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:August21st, August28thandSeptember 4th,2024intheMadison CountyRecordnewspaper ADID609739
StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80864
PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFEvaJaneBuford, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofEvaJaneBuford, Deceased,havingbeengranted totheundersignedonthe13th dayAugust2024bytheHon. FrankBarger,JudgeofProbate ofsaidcounty,noticeishereby giventhatallpersonshaving claimsagainstthesaidestate areherebyrequiredtopresent thesamewithinthetimeallowedbylaw,orthesamewill bebarred.
RobynBuford
Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:August21st, August28thandSeptember 4th,2024intheMadison CountyRecordnewspaper ADID609892
StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80638
PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFChiAriMcDade, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofChiAriMcDade, Deceased,havingbeengranted totheundersignedonthe13th dayAugust2024bytheHon. FrankBarger,JudgeofProbate ofsaidcounty,noticeishereby giventhatallpersonshaving claimsagainstthesaidestate areherebyrequiredtopresent thesamewithinthetimeallowedbylaw,orthesamewill bebarred. RyanBarnett
Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:August21st, August28thandSeptember 4th,2024intheMadison CountyRecordnewspaper ADID609895
StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80840
PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFVirginiaFaye Phelps, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofVirginiaFaye Phelps,Deceased,havingbeen grantedtotheundersignedon the7thdayAugust2024bythe Hon.FrankBarger,Judgeof Probateofsaidcounty,noticeis herebygiventhatallpersons havingclaimsagainstthesaid estateareherebyrequiredto presentthesamewithinthe timeallowedbylaw,orthe samewillbebarred. TammyLynnMahaffey
Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:August21,August28,&September4,2024in theMadisonCountyRecord newspaper ADID609638
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StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80823
PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFArthurSimonJr., LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofArthurSimonJr., Deceased,havingbeengranted totheundersignedonthe2nd dayAugust2024bytheHon. FrankBarger,JudgeofProbate ofsaidcounty,noticeishereby giventhatallpersonshaving claimsagainstthesaidestate areherebyrequiredtopresent thesamewithinthetimeallowedbylaw,orthesamewill bebarred. TevinSimon
Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:August21st, August28thandSeptember 4th,2024intheMadison CountyRecordnewspaper ADID609559
StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80877
PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFJohnMichaelHenriksenIII, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofJohnMichaelHenriksenIII,Deceased,having beengrantedtotheundersignedonthe14thdayAugust 2024bytheHon.FrankBarger, JudgeofProbateofsaidcounty, noticeisherebygiventhatall personshavingclaimsagainst thesaidestateareherebyrequiredtopresentthesame withinthetimeallowedbylaw, orthesamewillbebarred. JasonM.Henriksen
Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:August21st, August28thandSeptember 4th,2024intheMadison CountyRecordnewspaper ADID610134
StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80855
PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFWillardAustinMann, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofWillardAustin Mann,Deceased,havingbeen grantedtotheundersignedon the9thdayAugust2024bythe Hon.FrankBarger,Judgeof Probateofsaidcounty,noticeis herebygiventhatallpersons havingclaimsagainstthesaid estateareherebyrequiredto presentthesamewithinthe timeallowedbylaw,orthe samewillbebarred.
RobinMiller
Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:August21st, August28thandSeptember 4th,2024intheMadison CountyRecordnewspaper ADID610172
StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo:80889
PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOF:FannieOdeliaPulley LettersofAdministrationwith WillAnnexedupontheestateof FannieOdeliaPulley,deceased, havingbeengrantedtotheundersignedonthe15thdayof August2024,bytheHon.Frank Barger,JudgeofProbateof MadisonCounty,noticeis herebygiventhatallpersons havingclaimsagainstthesaid estateareherebyrequiredto presentthesamewithinthe timeallowedbylaw,orthe samewillbebarred.
AngelaHill
MadisonCountyRecord3T: August21st,28thandSeptember4th,2024 ADID610173
StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80858
PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFArnoldGraham Woodard, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofArnoldGraham Woodard,Deceased,having beengrantedtotheundersignedonthe12thdayAugust 2024bytheHon.FrankBarger, JudgeofProbateofsaidcounty, noticeisherebygiventhatall personshavingclaimsagainst thesaidestateareherebyrequiredtopresentthesame withinthetimeallowedbylaw, orthesamewillbebarred. DawnMichelineWoodard
Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:August21st, August28thandSeptember 4th,2024intheMadison CountyRecordnewspaper ADID610178
StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80890
PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFMarkStevenThompson, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofMarkSteven Thompson,Deceased,having beengrantedtotheundersignedonthe15thdayAugust 2024bytheHon.FrankBarger, JudgeofProbateofsaidcounty, noticeisherebygiventhatall personshavingclaimsagainst thesaidestateareherebyrequiredtopresentthesame withinthetimeallowedbylaw, orthesamewillbebarred. D.MilburnGrossJr.
Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:August21st, August28thandSeptember 4th,2024intheMadison CountyRecordnewspaper ADID610301
StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80908
PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFRosaBradford, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofRosaBradford, Deceased,havingbeengranted totheundersignedonthe20th dayAugust2024bytheHon. FrankBarger,JudgeofProbate ofsaidcounty,noticeishereby giventhatallpersonshaving claimsagainstthesaidestate areherebyrequiredtopresent thesamewithinthetimeallowedbylaw,orthesamewill bebarred. SandraStrongMoore
Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:August28th, September4thand11th,2024 intheMadisonCountyRecord newspaper ADID610716
StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80901
PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFDouglasVincentHoracekAKADouglasHoracek, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofDouglasVincent HoracekAKADouglasHoracek, Deceased,havingbeengranted totheundersignedonthe16th dayAugust2024bytheHon. FrankBarger,JudgeofProbate ofsaidcounty,noticeishereby giventhatallpersonshaving claimsagainstthesaidestate areherebyrequiredtopresent thesamewithinthetimeallowedbylaw,orthesamewill bebarred. D.MilburnGrossJr.
Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:August21st, August28thandSeptember 4th,2024intheMadison CountyRecordnewspaper ADID610565
StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo79929
PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFIreneJollya/k/a IreneReneeJolly, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofIreneJollya/k/a IreneReneeJolly,Deceased, havingbeengrantedtotheundersignedonthe20thdayAugust2024bytheHon.Frank Barger,JudgeofProbateofsaid county,noticeisherebygiven thatallpersonshavingclaims againstthesaidestateare herebyrequiredtopresentthe samewithinthetimeallowedby law,orthesamewillbebarred. BillyGeneJones
Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:August28th, September4thand11th,2024 intheMadisonCountyRecord newspaper ADID610867
StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80930
PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFPamelaJoanMoore, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofPamelaJoan Moore,Deceased,havingbeen grantedtotheundersignedon the20thdayAugust2024bythe Hon.FrankBarger,Judgeof Probateofsaidcounty,noticeis herebygiventhatallpersons havingclaimsagainstthesaid estateareherebyrequiredto presentthesamewithinthe timeallowedbylaw,orthe samewillbebarred. TeresaMarieMoore
Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:August28th, September4thand11th,2024 intheMadisonCountyRecord newspaper ADID610842
StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80928
PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFKarenSuzanne BakerCarterAKAKaren SuzanneCarter, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofKarenSuzanne BakerCarterAKAKaren SuzanneCarter,Deceased, havingbeengrantedtotheundersignedonthe20thdayAugust2024bytheHon.Frank Barger,JudgeofProbateofsaid county,noticeisherebygiven thatallpersonshavingclaims againstthesaidestateare herebyrequiredtopresentthe samewithinthetimeallowedby law,orthesamewillbe barredEvanR.Carter
Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:August28th, September4thand11th,2024 intheMadisonCountyRecord newspaper ADID610846
STATEOFALABAMAPROBATECOURT,COUNTYOF MADISON PUBLICNOTICEREGARDING UPCOMING2024GENERAL ELECTION
PursuanttoCodeofAlabama§ 21-4-23(b),noticeishereby giventhatthefollowingRegistrationandVotingAidsareavailableforhandicappedand elderlyindividualsvotinginthe upcoming2024Elections: Instructions,printedinlarge type,conspicuouslydisplayedat eachvoterregistrationsiteand pollingplace,sufficienttoprovidehearingimpairedandseriouslyvisuallyimpaired individualswithadequateinformationastohowandwhere theymayregisterandvote. AVoterAssistTerminalforuse byanyvoter,includingindividualswithdisabilitieswhowould otherwisebepreventedfrom votingbecauseoftheirinability tomarkapaperballot. Absenteeballotsavailableto anyhandicappedorelderlyindividualwho,becauseofhandicaporage,isunabletogoto theirassignedfacility.
Theopportunityforanyhandicappedorelderlyindividual who,becauseofhandicapor age,requiresassistanceincastingavote,toselectapersonof hisorherchoicetoaccompany suchindividualintothepolling placetoassistwiththemarking andcastingofavote,provided thepersonprovidingassistance isnotthevotingindividual’semployer,agentofthevotingindividual’semployer,oranofficer oragentofthevotingindividual’slaborunion.
FrankBarger JudgeofProbate September4,2024 09/04/24 ADID611361
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