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Community unites for Boys and Girls Club By COREY ARWOOD Staff Writer
Dozens of residents flanked by local broadcasters packed the pews of a Wetumpka church in a meeting to raise awareness to the plight of the local Boys and Girls Club and hear a revelation. Key community leaders, officials and organizers spoke to the more than 30 gathered Thursday night at Rodgers Chapel AME Zion Church. A city council member, class members
of Leadership Elmore County and the regional director of the River Region Boys and Girls Club spoke to the audience. to update residents on the future of a club with a reported attendance of over 300 local children per year after its prospective closure was announced at receiving zero funding from the city in its latest budget. Leadership Elmore County Class of 2017 student and the Department of Homeland Security employee Michael Waters spoke at large on his own
investigations into the club. “We all need to be advocates for our kids, for their future, if we don’t look out for them who will?” Waters said. He also talked about his efforts organizing with Juvenile Judge Patrick Pinkston, who sits as chair of the Alabama Children’s Policy Council for Elmore County. An entity of the Alabama Department of Early Childhood Education, the council annually publishes a needs assessment for the county and regularly atop the list
sits the continuation of the Boys and Girls Club. While the body has no legislative capacity to enforce its recommendations, Waters said Pinkston has pledged $2,000 from his office to the club. Waters revealed at the meeting an inconsistency in a comment from Mayor Jerry Willis made in a WSFA segment when he said he had never heard of the council or its needs assessments.
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Crowds jam Gold Star Park, downtown for Mardis Gras
By COREY ARWOOD Staff Writer
By DAVID GRANGER Managing Editor
The Elmore County engineer announced he will appear in Washington, D.C., as a panelist before two House Oversight and Government Reform Subcommittees on the way federal grant money is disbursed to counties. Highway Department Director Richie Beyer made the announcement at the recent county commission meeting, saying he was asked by Rep. Gary Palmer, who was newly made the chair of Intergovernmental Affairs Subcommittee, to speak at the National Association of Counties Legislative Conference. “I’m going to be talking about federal highways and disasters,” said Beyer, who went on to say. “...but it’s very frustrating when you can – if it was just strictly local money and didn’t have all the strings attached – you can do one and a half to two times the work and that’s what this committee’s after is figuring how to get the money to the projects quicker.” He said two committees were meeting on the topic, The Subcommittee on Intergovernmental Affairs and the Subcommittee on the Interior, Energy and Environment. When asked if it would
Hundreds of people browsed more than 70 vendors’ booths in Gold Star Park Saturday morning and still more lined the streets of downtown Wetumpka early Saturday afternoon for the Order of Cimarron’s fifth annual Mardi Gras festival and parade. “Everything went extremely well,” said Griffin Pritchard, 2017 parade chair for the Order of Cimarron, who also reigned over the festivities as King Lachlan V on Saturday with Queen Sehoy V, Jessica Shaw. “We had our largest turnout to date. We had 30-plus entries in the parade, which is more than ever. Anytime we can add floats or other participants, we’re happy. It was a really good parade and people seemed to enjoy it. “Again, we had more than 70 vendors and we’re to the point for the first time this year that we were able to add an information booth on Cimarron. We hope to do even more with that in the future, as well.”
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KAYAK KEEPERS River specialist Ball uses lake strategy to take Kayak Bass Fishing’s Best of the Best
By DAVID GRANGER Managing Editor
Matt Ball, who prefers fishing rivers to lakes, used a spot he found prefishing Lake Jordan the day prior to Kayak Bass Fishing’s Best of the Best competition pitting KBF national champion Ball against KBF angler of the year Jay Wallen to become the best of the best in the growing sport of kayak bass fishing. “I sort of ran away with it,” Ball said. “The fishing was tough, but Submitted / The Herald when I could, I went back Top, Matt Ball, winner of the first-ever Kayak Bass Fishing Best of the Best to that one spot on the competition, held Friday through Sunday on the Coosa River and Lake Jorlake and stayed there and dan, shows off on of his catches from Friday’s fishing in the Coosa. Above, that helped me put the Ball paddles the Coosa River early Friday morning in his successful quest to See FISHING • Page 3 become Kayak Bass Fishing’s Best of the Best.
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Young Mardi Gras revelers Tyce, left, and Tyler Maynard enjoy snow cones prior to Saturday’s parade.
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Through an open records request, Waters said he obtained minutes of one of the council’s meetings, including attendance. “You recall what his answer was, he didn’t know anything about the children’s policy council or the needs assessment. Well I’ve been around this block too long,” said Waters. “Many of you know my background in military law enforcement. I’m in homeland security now. I said let’s go to the video tape, there are ways that we can confirm that.” Waters said he obtained the minutes from nearly five years of meetings and on Dec. 5, 2014, they showed Willis present at the meeting and speaking, quoting him as saying, ‘’We are in tough times and we are looking for solutions to save our young people.’’ Waters said: “Again does anybody see the disconnect in that? He spoke at the meeting, he introduced Ron Dickerson, but then I find it very troubling that he denies that he knew nothing about the BGC.” District Two Council Member Percy Gill gave a background on the club’s roughly five-year history in the city, dating back to its founding in 2011. “…It has been a fight literally every year to just keep the funding for the Boys and Girls Club, which I think is very unfortunate. And I’ve had personal conversations with the mayor – and this is not a mayor-bashing thing let me be very clear about that,” said Gill. “… And I stressed to the mayor that if you don’t want to support the Boys and Girls Club, what’s the alternative in the community, because we don’t have an active parks and
recs department. He said there was a “hodge-podge mix” of little league baseball, soccer and city league football, which operate totally independently. Which only accounted for sports, Gill said, with no focus on education and arts, and the BGC was acting as a surrogate for the city in that regard. Gill said had it not been for the Poarch Creek Indians and regional BGC funding the club would have closed after its first year. River Region Boys and Girls Club Director Rick Jackson talked about the services of the club, and the role it played in the area. There are about 330 children enrolled with about 130 in the summer and anywhere from 50 to 80 on any given day, with the club open from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. in the school year and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the summer. He said they pay a rate of $5 per year for all of the educational services and sports, but it costs the club $800 per child and an overall operating expense of about $150,000 per year to operate. “That’s what we are all about because we want to keep our fees low so our kids can be safe,” said Jackson. “Again we do our main focus on academic success, character and leadership and healthy lifestyle – those are the three components we deal with every kid whatever kid needs us the most no matter what color what creed, so forget what you see, forget what you hear, its any kid that needs us the most no matter what color.” Among other sources of local funding, Jackson said the Poarch Creeks donated $50,000 and other churches were also actively seeking funding as well. “They just delivered a check for $50k to us as usual and they are willing to try to even support us more, so if we continue with them and others you know we feel confident,” Jackson said, but added even then uncertainties might arise, proving the need of a diverse array of funding. Audience members queried the speakers on what they could do and what would be a long-term course of action to keep the club funded. The city was never far from the line of questioning and hopes were that it would resume funding. In response to one woman’s question on whether the city funding was definitely out of the question, the local NAACP president said, “I’m saying I think that what needs to happen, a whole lot of folk need to show up at city council meetings, a whole lot of folk need to send emails, write letters to council members,” said Bobby Mays. “You should be hollering at your council member in addition to hollering at the mayor. I’m convinced if that happens in numbers there’s no way this city will continue to dig its heels in and say ‘we don’t have the money.’ There’s no way. So that door is closed, yes, to the degree that we remain silent.”
Chris Lucido Christopher David Lucido, 41, passed away in his sleep February 11, 2017 at his home in Eugene, Oregon. Chris was born April 14, 1975 in Montgomery, Alabama, to Kathy Davis and Vince Lucido. Chris grew up in Wetumpka, Alabama and graduated from Wetumpka High School in 1994. He lived in the Portland, Oregon area, but recently moved to Eugene, Oregon to be closer to his son Eli. Chris was known for his big smile, friendliness, generosity and kindness. In the Portland area, Chris was widely known for his “Scooby Snacks.” He loved scuba diving, snowboarding, music, collecting art, glass blowing, cooking, gardening and being surrounded by his many friends, but most of all he loved his young son, Eli. Chris is survived by his son Eli Lucido of Eugene OR, parents Kathy Davis of Wetumpka, AL and Vincent D. Lucido of Orange Beach, AL; brothers, Dustin and Kyle Davis; sisters, Haley Lucido Blankenship (Joel) and Sydney Lucido; grandparents, Mary King and Vito Lucido (Betty); aunts, Shirley Diviney, Glenda Fowler (Joe), Marie Lucido Hickox (Kenny), Linda Lucido Drinkard; uncles, Jerry Smith, Joe Lucido (Freda), John Lucido and Patrick Lucido (Michelle); cousins, Felicia Macon, Shirley Macon Metcalf, Jane Macon Wallock (Ben), T Macon, Josh Lucido (Desiray), Brooke Lucido, James, Collin and Jonathan Lucido, Dana Portillo (Jeremy) and Jenifer Cargile (Chris); his many dear friends, including Amy Camp, Ames Ray, Stephani Morgan, and his beloved dog, CoCo. He was predeceased by his maternal grandparents, Lorene and JD Smith (a.k.a. Smitty, or to his grandchildren, Tootie); Step-Grandfather, Layton King; uncle, Mike Lucido; and dogs, Molly and Pookie. A celebration of his life will be held on March 3, 2017, 5 p.m. till 8 p.m., at Whitewater Ridge, 395 Waters Edge, Wetumpka, AL, on the Coosa River, where Chris enjoyed spending time with family and friends. A Go Fund Me account has been set up to support his son, Eli. If you wish to contribute, please visit: www.gofundme.com/3e5xls0
Dorothy Lambert
LAMBERT, Dorothy Imogene “Jean”, age 101, passed away on Thursday, February 23, 2017. She is preceded in death by her husband, Henry Doyle Lambert, and her mother and father, James R. Adamson and Mattie Gaither Parks Adamson. Survivors include one son, Joseph R. (Jo Ann) Lambert of Wetumpka, AL; two grandchildren, Lourisa (Chris) Mills of Dora, AL, and Ross Martin Lambert of Wetumpka, AL; and three great grandchildren, Van Lovelady, Joseph Lovelady and Jack Lovelady. Graveside services will be held Saturday, February 25, 2017, at 2:00 p.m. from Hillview Memorial Park in Alexander City, AL. Pallbearers include David Patterson, Mark Lambert, Chris Mills, Van Lovelady, Jack Lovelady, and Joseph Lovelady. Donations may be made in her memory to Wayside Baptist Church, Alexander City, AL. Wetumpka Memorial Funeral Home directing.
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be televised through some outlet like C-Span, Beyer said: “I’m afraid it’s going to be.” He said he was asked to speak as a specialist, largely from his experience as the 2012-2013 president of National Association of County Engineers and his experience as 2007-08 state president of that organization. With about five minutes to speak, Beyer said he can turn in written testimony and will be asked questions about 90 minutes to two hours. He said the connection with Palmer likely arose through his brother, who he said is also a county engineer in the state. “We’ve been working for five-to-10 years trying to get some forms to how projects are delivered and expedited, typically when we’re doing a federal aide project we typically see one-anda-half to two times higher cost for a project that has federal dollars than if we could spend just local money. The problem is we don’t have the local money so we have to have the federal
dollars to help us do things,” Beyer said. “That’s why we’ve been chasing so many grants, those are typically a 20-percent match so the county puts 20-percent in and they get 80-percent additional money so that’s where the benefit comes from the county.” The hiring of a new Elmore County Attorney was the first old business on the agenda. The previous attorney’s resignation was approved at the last council meeting Chair Troy Stubbs said that a local Elmore County attorney with previous experience was preferred. Commissioner Bart Mercer made the first statement on the topic. “I’ve … reviewed all the resumes and information we’ve received. While they all seem very good attorneys with plenty of information and supplies that could all be evaluated, I feel as if Jeff Courtney is the one that has been here before and has experience on serving the county commission in the past, so I highly value that experience,” said Mercer.
Commissioner Mack Daugherty said he concurred with Mercer, and said there was a big plus in having served the county commission already. “Certainly all attorneys are learned in the law, but I’m sure we would all agree that county law is a specific area that some attorneys very seldom ever practice in that area,” said Daugherty. Commissioner Steve Holt said his only concern was a difference in cost. “I just want to make sure that we understand you’re paying $50 an hour versus more than $150 versus $200, that’s the only thing I would say in relation to that we have to weigh that out, and we need to look at that, I think, in everything we do to be honest. Whether it’s equipment for our engineering department or whatever, if we’re going to look at it from that standpoint,” said Holt. Stubbs said of the proposals that they are negotiable and if he had the opportunity, he would enter into negotiations. Of the proposals, Stubbs said any would be more cost efficient than the
previous attorney. “He may in fact get something done in 30 minutes to an hour where a new attorney who’s in the beginning stages of learning county government may take a little bit longer, so that’s just speculation on my part, but I do think it’s something we need to consider.” A motion was made to hire attorney Jeff Courtney and authorize the commission chairman to negotiate the contract accordingly. Also on the agenda, Holt proposed the independent audit of county finances, following the audit recently announced at the previous meeting. “It’s just to make sure the money goes to the right account and is accounted for,” said Holt. Ultimately it was tabled until a later date. All other items at the meeting were approved, and the next meeting was set Monday March 13.
Fishing thing away.” Ball’s total catch of 13 fish measured 181.25 inches, easily more than Wallen’s total of 100.75 inches, winning the Lake Hocking, Ohio, angler $2,000, a $1,800 kayak trolling motor and a new $1,900 Jackson kayak. Combined length, not weight, determines the tournament standings and winners, Hoover said. Each fish is measured to the nearest quarter inch. If it falls between quarter-inch marks, it is measured at the least one. For example, a fish measuring 10 3/8 inches would officially be 10 ¼ inches. All winners of tournaments on the KBF trail are based on the total of the length of their fish caught and all KBF tournaments are catch-andrelease. “Each fisherman is issued a unique identifier either the night before or the morning of the tournament,” said Hendersonville, Tennessee’s Chad Hoover, who runs Kayak Bass Fishing LLC, which operates the Kayak Bass Fishing tour. “Each fish is photographed using a hog trough, which is used to measure the fish, with the unique identifier in view. Once the photo is taken, the fish is released.” In other ways, the tournaments are run
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much like regular bass tournaments with a fivefish-per-day limit over the course of the competition. But Hoover had every intention of making this competition – and the announcement of the winner – a little different. “We had every intention of doing this Facebook live tonight and we were going to do the announcement that the announcement of the winner was going to be at the national championship (set for March 31 and April 1 on Kentucky Lake in Paris, Tennessee), and kind of build the suspense up and keep it built up and that whole nine and then this guy (Ball) had to go and put like a 50-inch, like beatdown on Jay and there wasn’t even any drama, there wasn’t even any doubt,” said Hoover. “There was no build-up, there was no suspicion of who would have won. It was like out of the gate. He even did it on the lake. Which is crazy.” Hoover added, “(Wallen) left here and went straight to Kentucky Lake.” Ball said he caught his first bass with a flashy swimmer, but later switched to a silver and blue roadrunner-type head and, still later, switched to a Carolina rig. “I caught most of my
Mardi Gras Shoppers looked through local wares and enjoyed homemade goodies from the vendors. Among the items available were sports collectibles, marbles, honey and honey by-products, hats and t-shirts – some Mardi Gras-themed – homemade signs and decorative pieces and more. For those craving a bite to eat or drink, vendors offered soft drinks, snow cones, lemonade, hot dogs, sausages and kettle corn among other fare. After shopping and snacks in the morning, revelers from as far away as Little Falls, Minnesota, made their way to gain good spots along Bridge and Main Streets for the annual parade. As the parade entries went by, children and adults scrambled for candy and other goodies tossed into the crowds by the parade participants, including the traditional moon pies and Mardi Gras beads. Sylvia Mena was there with her 17-year-old Yorkie-shih tzu cross, Pumpkin. “I like to bring her
fish that ended up counting on a Carolina rig with a pumpkin-seed trick worm,” Ball said. “I kind of poked the bear,” Ball laughed, “so I better watch our for Jay the next time I come across him.” “When you get beat head-to-head like I did, you have to sort of want to get the guy back,” Wallen said. “So yeah, I have to work this week, but I’ll be on Kentucky Lake when the weekend gets here.” “I kind of poked the bear, so I better get ready for Jay the next time I come across him,” Ball said. Over the three days of the Best of the Best, Ball and Wallen fished the Coosa River on Friday, Lake Jordan on Saturday and each angler fished his choice of the two bodies of water on Sunday. Ironically, Ball, who normally is more proficient on rivers, fished Lake Jordan on Sunday and Wallen, normally better on lakes, fished the Coosa. In the meantime, a second KBF event – this one a one-day event – is set for May 6. “It will be a much bigger event as far as participants,” Hoover said. “We’re just starting to build the field. Right now, we’ve got somewhere between 15 and 35. But at some of our events, we get as many as
120-125. We expect the field for this one to continue to grow.” Hoover, who discovered the Coosa River/ Lake Jordan fishery when he emergency landed a Navy helicopter here in his active service days, said the Best of the Best competition did nothing to lessen his draw to Wetumpka. “I can’t thank the folks in the City of Wetumpka enough,” Hoover said. “Gerry Purcell and the entire crew over there in the Chamber of Commerce really rolled out the red carpet. This is a really great place to fish.” Even though he left with his “tail tucked between my legs” and a loss, Wallen was impressed, too. “I was really impressed with the beauty of the river,” said Wallen, who calls
Lexington, Kentucky home. “I didn’t realize that existed in south Alabama. I know that the fishing is good. It may be a little too early right
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out to see other people, because it’s just her and I,” Mena said. “But she doesn’t like to be touched because she’s getting so old.” Pritchard said Order of Cimarron is a civic group that wants to continue to do an exceptional job with the Mardi Gras ball and parade, then, once further established, extend into other activities.
“We’re growing and as we grow we want to, first, continue to excel with our Mardi Gras activities, then look at what else we want to do in the community,” Pritchard said. “This has probably been our biggest year of growth, so we’re on our way toward extending our community activities and community service efforts.”
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Letters to the Editor Reader: ‘Push back is also protected by the First Amendment’ Dear Editor, Mr. Granger makes a point of restating the First Amendment to the Constitution, and I find absolutely nothing in what President Trump has done that would prohibit Mr. Granger’s free exercise thereof. President Trump has, in fact, pushed back on fake news and assaults on his family, his businesses and his integrity. He takes the press to task, directly; a press that for too long has gotten a pass on calling conservatives racists, fill-in-the-blank-phobes, greedy, etc, etc. Mr. Granger rightfully points out about 1/2 dozen Trump administration blunders, but presents zero evidence that
the President intends to restrict his right to free speech. I wonder if his indignation ends with conservatives. Where were his columns on: “ I did not have sex with that woman”, “If you like your health insurance, you can keep it”, “Donald Trump is an illegitimate President”, and “At this point what does it matter” (referencing the Bengazhi slaughter). All liberal lies. The selective indignation of the liberal press is entertaining for sure. For once, there is push back and they really don’t like it. Sorry you don’t like it but push back is also protected by the First Amendment. Rap McBurney Jackson’s Gap
Reader: ‘When has the media held (Clinton and Obama) accountable?’ Dear Editor, I’m not sure if your headline “Press-pounding president attempts to further divide us” is accurate. I agree that we are divided and stipulate that it is Barack Obama who made us so. I agree that you (the media) have the right, the freedom, the responsibility to hold the government accountable. However you have not done so for the last eight years of a president whose lying to the American people was flagrant, chronic, and habitual. Barack Obama might be the
only person in the world who is a bigger liar than Bill or Hillary Clinton. When have you held them accountable? Your criticism of President Trump was moderately polite and I respect you for that. I happen to agree with him in everything he has said. While it might not be “presidential” for him to make those accusations, remember this – you (the media) need to be held accountable too. Thank you, Tommie Simpson
City makes impression on KBF head man, fishermen
W
hen Chad Hoover was in the Navy, he was forced to emergency land a helicopter in Wetumpka’s WalMart parking lot. It didn’t take the Hendersonville, Tennessee, man long to find out this little town on the Coosa River was his kind of place. “I was sitting there just waiting on help to come and this guy pulled up and said, ‘Hey, man, you like to fish?’ I said, ‘Well, yeah.’ He said, ‘Y’on go?’ I knew right then this was my kind of place.” So when Hoover started to look for a place to pit his Kayak Bass Fishing group’s angler of the year versus its national champion in a head-tohead fishing contest, Wetumpka popped into his mind. “I wanted a place that wouldn’t give an undue advantage to a guy who is more proficient on a lake or to a fisherman who is better on a river,” Hoover said. “Somewhere that offered access to both. Wetumpka – with the Coosa and Lake Jordan – is perfect.” So this past weekend Hoover brought the 2016 KBF national
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champion (Matt Ball) and the 2016 KBF angler of the year (Jay Wallen) to Wetumpka for three days of fishing from kayaks. As luck would have it, they each are affiliated with a different major kayak manufacturer – Ball with Jackson Kayak and Wallen with Hobie – and one has a reputation for preferring to fish rivers (Ball) while the other is partial to lakes (Wallen). The two men fished the Coosa River on Friday, Lake Jordan on Saturday and each had their choice of where to fish on Sunday. Unfortunately, what wasn’t to be was a lot of drama. Ball, the “river fisherman” ran away with the competition, beating Wallen by more than 80 inches (KBF uses a fish’s length, not weight, to decide its competitions). But, ironically, he did most of his productive fishing on Lake Jordan. “I prefished Jordan and caught one fish. So, on Saturday, I went
right back to that spot,” Ball said. “I caught most of the fish that I used in the competition on a pumpkin-seed Carolina rig.” Ball’s decision to go back to the same spot on Saturday drew some ugly looks from fishermen in their expensive traditional bass boats. But he held the spot in his kayak and won the first-ever Best of the Best crown. “It was a lot of fun. The fishing could have been a bit better, but it was good enough for me,” Ball laughed, likely thinking about the $2,000 prize money, $1,900 Jackson kayak and $1,800 Torquedo trolling motor he won as champ. “I’ll be coming back here, that’s for sure. The people here treated us great, I had one of the best steaks I’ve ever eaten. They really rolled out the red carpet for us.” Most of the carpet-rolling was the work of Wetumpka Area Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Gerry Purcell, who organized a meetand-greet for Hoover and his fishermen and set them up with topnotch accommodations at Wind Creek Casino. Purcell has his eye on Wetumpka becoming
a regular tour stop for KBF, for regular tournaments, the Best of the Best and, perhaps, for a world championship that Hoover has in his sights. The first step was to host the Best of the Best. With that impressively behind the city, the KBF crew is set to come to town again in May for a one-day tournament open to all. And the water should be warmer and the fishing better. The partnership between Wetumpka and the KBF looks promising. Hoover’s an intelligent, but hilarious guy with the kind of personality that is a draw in itself. And he’s fallen in love with Wetumpka. He’s soon to get married and he and his fiancée are even bandying about making Wetumpka their honeymoon spot. The key factors are good populations of wild hogs, wild turkey and lunker bass. Who knew? Well, Chad Hoover, knew, that’s who. We had him at “Y’on go?” David Granger is the managing editor of the Elmore County newspapers of Tallapoosa Publishers, Inc.
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Life is full of special moments
riday was a special day. I had the honor of giving the closing keynote at the Alabama Conference of Social Work at the Perdido Beach Resort in beautiful Orange Beach, Alabama. My role and goal was to show my appreciation for conference attendees and to send them on their way happy, motivated and inspired to continue to do the great job they do of helping others. I really wasn’t sure what I was going to write about this week, and then it happened—a special moment. I was supposed to go down on Thursday night, since my session started at 10 o’clock in the morning; however, while it would’ve been nice to have been at the beach, I had more important issues that needed my attention. I had someone to take care of, which is exactly what social workers do every day. I left Opelika at 5 o’clock in the morning and I was somewhat
directly. My counselor at the VA in Tuskegee is a social worker. I go see him every two to three JODY FULLER weeks, and his counseling has helped me Guest tremendously. He, like Columnist me, is a three-time war tired and sleepy, but veteran although my every time I even three tours pale in comthought about dozing parison to his. His three off, I felt as if I was tours were in Vietnam. being watched, which Mine were in Iraq, and got my attention and I had Facebook on the kept me going. Sure, last two. God is always watching So, I was aware of over me, but I really how social workers felt like I was being have impacted my life watched. It was almost personally but I was in paranoia. I finally realfor a very special treat. ized that I was being During my presenwatched by Alexander tation I mentioned my Shunnarah. That dude father, who, as many was with me the entire of you know, was blind trip. and passed away when Whether it’s children, I was eight years old. the elderly, inmates or After my presentation, veterans, just to name as many of the attenda few, social workers ees were coming up to play such a pivotal role shake my hands, hug in simply making lives my neck, and take picbetter. tures, one lady politely One of my lifelong asked if my dad’s name friends is a social work- was Randall. er for the VA. He is a When I said that it combat veteran, so he was, she told me she knows exactly what was his social worker many of his patients the last couple of years have been through of his life leading up and can relate to them to his untimely pass-
ing. She had nothing but good things to say about him and even mentioned how much he talked about his two boys. At that point, I needed a social worker-or at least a box of Kleenex. She’d even been to the old Fuller home place in Tallapoosa County. We talked for a while, took a photo together, and gave each other a big old hug before parting ways. It sure was a special moment, and one that I never saw coming. Every day isn’t going to be perfect, and every day isn’t going to be great, but every day has the potential for a special moment, so hang in there. Life is good. It’s special. It really is. Jody Fuller is a comic, speaker, writer and soldier with three tours of duty in Iraq. He is also a lifetime stutterer. He can be reached at jody@jodyfuller.com. For more information, please visit www.jodyfuller.com.
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The most valuable part of our ancestry is being part of a family of faith
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gentleman in our church is related to the captain of the Civil War blockade runner Alabama. He shared some family remembrances of Capt. Raphael Semmes and how, for special occasions such as weddings, they get his sword out of the museum where it is on loan. Being a deep lover of history I was, and continue to be, impressed. This was but one of the promptings which made me want to check out my own family history. My daughter gave me a DNA testing kit from one of the genealogical websites and I promptly sent it in. I dreamed of being related to kings, emperors, nobility across the European continent. However, the DNA testing only shows you where your ancestors were from. Still, I waited impatiently for my results. When they arrived, I was a bit startled. I discovered I was
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34 percent Irish. IRISH! Give me a break! Don’t I get enough short jokes already without the Leprechaun tag? I don’t even celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. I guess I will now. I know, I know, as a Leprechaun! I am also 36 percent English, primarily from Cornwall (I already knew where, just not the percentage). That’s okay, a lot of Americans can claim similar ancestry. But then I found out I was 10 percent Scandinavian. That’ right! You got it! VIKINGS!!! I now have an excuse to get a big hat with horns sticking out on each side. I am looking for a bass boat with a dragon’s-head prow. Beware Lake Martin, I and my clan are coming to get your gold and raid your coast! I am also eight percent Eastern European, which includes the Czech Republic and Poland, among others. I’m not sure what to say about that – but I am very surprised.
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No one in our family has ever spoken about ancestors from there. I do remember a Polish joke. A Pole came up to a man digging a hole and asked for a job. The man said he wasn’t smart enough but the Pole said he was. The man said he could prove he wasn’t smart enough. He got out of the hole put his hand on a steel pole handed the Pole the shovel and said, “Hit my hand.” When the Pole tried, the man moved his hand and the Pole received a terrible shock from striking the steel pole. Later the Pole saw another man digging a hole who offered him a job helping, to which the Pole said he was not smart enough. The man said,
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to be Pocahontas. They have made me feel like a traitor, but what can I do? Honestly, no Italian, Greek or any part of the Middle East, all areas I love so much. No Pacific or Far Eastern groups. So. why do I love Chinese food and pineapple? One fellow asked me what group I was proudest of. “None,” I said, “What do you mean none?” he asked. I then told him the group, family, ancestry, I am most proud of isn’t found in any gene. It is found by grace. It is the family of faith, being a Christian. But to all who did receive Him, He gave them the right to be children of God, to those who believe in His name, who were born, not of blood, or of the will of the flesh, or of the will of man, but of God (John 1:12-13).
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“Of course you are.” “No,” said the Pole “I am not.” The Pole then said, “Let me show you.” He helped the man out of the hole put his hand on his own face and told the man to hit his hand with the shovel. I know. It loses something without the visual aid but you can see my meaning. That was one of my ancestors – no doubt. I am also nine percent Western European. That doesn’t surprise me, my paternal grandmother’s ancestry is French and the Troglens originally came from Germany to England. I am one percent Iberian Peninsula (Spain and Portugal) which amazes me that it isn’t higher considering how much I love chiles rellenos. I crave them. I am then two percent scattered in genes with slight percentages of many groups except for Native American. This really upsets one set of granddaughters who so want
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Elmore County Schools shake up rosters Franklin hired as next Holtville head football coach By CORY DIAZ Sports Editor
Holtville tapped Jason Franklin to lead its struggling football program. Unanimously approved last Tuesday by the Elmore County Public Schools Board of Education, Franklin takes over the Bulldogs after coaching the past nine seasons at Horseshoe Bend, 42-7 winners over the Bulldogs at Boykin Field last year and where Franklin amassed a 34-59 record. The Generals won six games in five seasons before Franklin took over and guided them to the Class 2A playoffs three times during his tenure – most recently last season – but failed to win a postseason game. The
Bulldogs have only won five games since their last Class 4A playoff appearance back in 2010. “A lot of prayer,” Franklin said of accepting the Holtville job. “Another chance to rebuild another program. We took over a program that had won (six) games in five previous years, so it was a rebuilding process there. Any time you can step up and take on another project, take it from the ground up and see where it goes, it’s always a blessing. It’s always a great opportunity. “With (Holtville principal Kyle) Futral being an athletic-based principal, it was exciting to come in here and lay that groundwork and see where we end up.” Horseshoe Bend
advanced to the postseason in three years after Franklin was hired. While the Dawgs’ new coach can’t predict that same level of turnaround, he said it starts with building the relationships with the players. “Once I get in there and evaluate what we actually have – I think we’ve got to reestablish our JV program and middle school,” Franklin said. “Timeline (of making the playoffs), we’d love this year. Do I believe we can get in there and do some good things? I do. But we’re also in a region that kind of does not correlate that happening rightaway. But I believe we can get in there, build the relationships with the guys and they believe in me and I believe in them, I
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New Holtville High School football coach Jason Franklin, who is leaving Horseshoe Bend to accept the Bulldogs’ reins, accepts Holtville football attire from HHS principal Kyle Futral at the Elmore County Board of Education meeting Tuesday where he was named HHS’ new coach.
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progress, but any progress, we’ll celebrate it.”
Bradford comes home to Stanhope Elmore as coach By CORY DIAZ Sports Editor
Brian Bradford returned home to be the next head football coach at Stanhope Elmore. A former player and 1994 graduate who coached at SEHS under former head coach Jeff Foshee for nine seasons (2005-13), Bradford was ecstatic as his hire was unanimously approved by the Elmore County Board of Education at its meeting last Feb.22. “It’s home,” he said. “It’s a great opportunity. One of the hardest decisions of my life to leave the first time. I really felt God led me to go to Chilton County, get some head coaching experience, and now I get to come home. I’m truly blessed. It’s the greatest feeling ever.” Bradford became the third football coach for
the Mustangs in the last eight months, replacing former coach Mike Dean, who took over the program June 30. “I’d love to come in and create stability, be there for a long time and continue to grow the things they’ve accomplished. Stanhope Elmore has traditionally been a great football team, put a quality product on the field every single week,” Bradford said. “We want to embrace that tradition and take it even further.” In his first head coaching job at Chilton County, Bradford earned a 9-21 record in three seasons, but more importantly cut his teeth being in charge of a football program. Stanhope principal Bill Bergeron put an emphasis in his coaching search to find the right guy before spring training arrived, as Bradford knows how
crucial that time can be. “When I took the job at Chilton County, I got hired second week of June. The kids didn’t get to know me, I didn’t get to know them, we didn’t get our staff hired until July, so we were behind the game,” the coach said. “We had to teach special teams, offense, defense, everything was different. “The staff that’s (at Stanhope) now, was there when I was there so there’s a lot of continuity there. The way we do things will be changed. To get in now and to get our character education program, workout program which is going to be different than they’ve seen before, to get that all instilled before we get to spring training is exciting.” Bradford was the offensive coordinator for six Mustang teams that advanced to the playoffs,
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New Stanhope Elmore head football coach Brian Bradford, left, shakes hands with SEHS principal Bill Bergeron after being introduced as the Mustangs coach at last Tuesday’s Elmore County Board of Education meeting.
and he’s seen firsthand what it takes to run a successful program. “It all starts with character. We’ve got to establish that character, that work ethic and we got
to get them on the right track,” Bradford said. “All the ingredients are there, we just got to put it all together, all of our efforts going in the right direction, everybody on
the right page and go do it. It’s going to be tough. There’s a lot of hard competition. It’s very possible and it’s going to get done.”
Wetumpka speeds past Holtville in opener By CORY DIAZ Sports Editor
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Wetumpka senior centerfielder Sydney McKissick (24) beats out the throw down to Holtville sophomore shortstop Jordan Cousins (9) at second base during Wednesday’s season-opening contest at HHS.
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Sydney McKissick and Wetumpka found enough stable ground amid the muddy field conditions to defeat county rival Holtville, 7-2, in both teams’ season-opening game last Wednesday at HHS. The clay infield was sloppy from hard rains the day before, but that didn’t slow down McKissick, the senior centerfielder, who swiped four bases and scored three runs on two hits to lead the way for the Indians. “I was kind of nervous because this is my last first high school game and I thought it was going to get to me,” the Wallace-Hanceville signee said. “But as soon as I stepped on the
field, it just came naturally. I think we played good. We could’ve done a little better on hitting. We put the ball in the air, we need to put on the ground a little more, but this win was a good win.” Fellow WHS senior and Lindsey Wilson signee Kelsie Cornelius propelled theww Tribe into the season, launching a solo home run off Bulldog freshman Brooke Cooper in the second at-bat of the contest, putting Wetumpka up early, 1-0. McKissick scored the next two runs, off a Julianna Thames RBI single in the second and off a wild pitch in the fourth, extending WHS’s lead to 3-0. Cornelius finished 2-for-4 with two runs. See SOFTBALL • Page A8
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Indians off to best start in 9 seasons By CORY DIAZ Sports Editor
Finally possessing experience, Wetumpka survived various situations that had plagued it in the recent seasons in the first four games, piecing together an unblemished 4-0 start to 2017. The Indians swept Montgomery Catholic, 6-5 and 10-3, Thursday and Alabama Christian Academy, 8-7 and 6-0, Friday at Bazemore Field for the program’s best start since 2008. “Last year we had seven sophomores and two seniors,” Wetumpka head baseball coach Mark Davis said. “This year, we’re a little bit older, we are all juniors and seniors now, and it’s a big difference. It’s one year of working out with weights, getting stronger. I honestly think one of the biggest differences is we can play as a whole team. When you’re a little bit older, you can better understand the game and play fast, as fast as the game is now, and that helps out a whole lot. When you got older guys on the mound and in the field, they feel more comfortable playing anybody.” In the first games versus both Catholic and ACA, the Tribe needed late-game heroics at the plate. WHS snapped a 5-5 tie in bottom of the sixth in the season opener versus Catholic Trailing 7-6 entering the home half of the seventh, Garrett Hardin scored on a wild pitch and two batters later, junior shortstop Jon Holbert walked off with an RBI single, scoring Trey McCreary. “We’ve changed our approach at the plate a little. We want to get in there and battle every time in the box, especially with two strikes,” Davis said. “We only have six strikeouts in four games. That’s pretty good comparing that with the pitching we’ve seen because those guys are pretty good. Late in ballgames, we’ve found a way to win, so I’ve been pleased with our composure during games.” Accompanying the solid offense led by junior second baseman Dylan Norton, who has seven hits
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Wetumpka junior shortstop Jon Holbert, middle, gets ambushed by his teammates after driving in the game-winning run against Alabama Christian Academy Friday at Bazemore Field.
and five RBIs through four contests, Davis lauded the work of his pitching staff made up almost entirely of first-time starters. Senior Hayden Pickens, Holbert, newcomer James Duer and Hayden Shepherd, who struck out nine batters against ACA in five frames in game 2, have stepped up on the mound for the Indians.
“We need to shore up a few things on defense and we have some baserunning mistakes to improve on. As a whole, I’m impressed with this group playing together, encouraging one another and doing what we need to do to win baseball games.” Wetumpka hosts Park Crossing tonight at 6:30 p.m.
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Top left, Wetumpka junior wing Julius Kurth (19) fights off Elmore County junior defender Ryan Orr (6) for the ball during Thursday’s match at Burt-Haynie Field. Top right, Wetumpka junior forward Danielle Rogers (7) battles for ball position against Elmore County’s Alexandria Baker (12) Thursday at Burt-Haynie Field.
Tribe soccer sweeps Elmore County By CORY DIAZ Sports Editor
Wetumpka girls and boys soccer swept Elmore County Thursday night, both winning 1-0 at BurtHaynie Field. After coming up empty on a barrage of attacks from her team, Lady Indian junior forward Danielle Rogers finally finished a shot in the 68th minute, putting it past Lady Panther keeper Rebecca Ballard for the eventual game-winning
goal. “I had to make a change,” WHS girls soccer coach Jessica Holbert said. “She was on the outside and she was dribbling down in the corner and getting caught. We finally got it situated where the right people were in the right places tonight with who we had out there, and things started happening. “Finishing is the key. With the amount of shots that we took, something had to start happening. I told them keep shooting. The
ideas are there, we’ve just got to work on the execution.” In the 76th, sophomore Grace Barlet gave ECHS its most opportunistic shot of the night, tracking down a through ball, but the forward just missed the tying goal out the top right corner of the net. “Our backline, I felt like they did a good job. (Elmore County) had a couple of really good breaks where it could’ve gone their way,” Holbert said. “If we didn’t have some
speed back there, they wouldn’t have been able to get to them.” In the nightcap, Wetumpka junior forward Julius Kurth converted a penalty kick after Elmore County sophomore defender Jason Aguilar fouled Angel Laboy on the edge of the 18-yard box, lifting the Tribe to victory in the 51st minute. The Panthers grabbed the early tempo, earning multiple free and corner kicks during the first 30 minutes of the match. WHS had
two chances in the first half, but ECHS senior goalie Spencer Andrews stopped both shots en route to finishing with six saves. “(Elmore County soccer coach Norman) Dean and his group here at Elmore County has gotten better every single year,” first-year Indian boys soccer coach Rick Cahalane said. “They’ve got a good little team. In their league, they’re going to tough. “I felt like we responded well in the second half. I think
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“I thought we played OK at times,” Holtville softball coach Daryl Otwell said. “We had a lot of girls in their first varsity start. They were nervous and excited, a big crowd tonight. A lot
our guys were kind of a little shell-shocked. I was pleased with the way we responded at the end.” Cahalane lauded the play of his experienced backline, containing seniors John Graham and Tyler Loza, of holding the offenseheavy Panthers with seniors Josh Stockman and Jeb Ballard scoreless. ECHS plays area and county rival Holtville at home Thursday while WHS hosts Booker T. Washington-Magnet March 7.
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of girls, I felt early on, wanting to do too much. Overall, I think they competed well. A lot of credit to Wetumpka, they’ve got a really good ballclub. They really swing the bat well, they have dominant
pitching, got it from both pitchers tonight.” Indian senior pitcher Mary Beth Slater opened the season opener throwing three hitless innings while striking out six before giving way to
Thames, who pitched the next four innings and picked up the win. For Holtville, sophomore Kaylyn Dismukes headlined her team’s offense batting in both runs, one from a solo home run in the bottom of the seventh. Cornelius’ first-inning solo shot was the lone earned run Cooper gave up as Wetumpka proceeded to cash in on five Bulldog errors and the freshman took the loss, striking out four in the complete game effort. “I thought she gave us a great opportunity to win. We had it 4-1 near the end, then we made a couple of mistakes that stretched it,” Otwell said. “She kept us in the ballgame all day against a really good hitting ballclub.”
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An AARP team of volunteers will be at the Wetumpka Public Library every Wednesday and Friday beginning in February during tax season. Call the library at 567-1308 to schedule an appointment, and to find out what is required for you to bring. We appreciate the support of AARP volunteers for providing this service. Tax forms will be available at the library later this month or may also be downloaded at the following sites: http://www.irs.gov/ (or phone 1-800-TAXFORM),http://www.revenue. alabama.gov/. • Registration for 2017 T-Ball will open at the Wetumpka Family YMCA. This will be a fun introduction to baseball. This program is designed for boys and girls ages 4-6 who want to learn the basics of baseball. Practices and games are scheduled to increase knowledge of the game of baseball. Games will be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays. There is a $70 for members and a $140 fee for non-members. For more information, contact Scot Patterson at (334) 567-8282 or spatterson@ ymcamontgomery.org.
March 2
There will be a Meet & Greet for Prospective 7-12 teachers from 3:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. at the Elmore County Board of Education located at 100 H.H. Robinson Drive in Wetumpka. Prospective grade 7-12 teachers will be able to meet with all principals and leave a resume in anticipation of possible certified teaching opportunities for the 2017-18 school year.
March 4
Camp Stew and Indoor Yard Sale at Cedarwood Community Church, Hwy. 231 North in Wetumpka from 7 a.m. until 12 p.m. Stew is $8 for large container that is microwaveable and reusable. Proceeds go to church building fund to complete inside of building and upkeep. For more information, call Laura Knight at (334) 567-2457 or Jo Parker at (334) 514-0242.
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and Observer by calling 256-234-4281, faxing them to 256-2346550, sending your event to the.editor@thewetumpkaherald.com or logging on to http://www.thewetumpkaherald.com/. Historical Museum, 112 S. Main Street, to discuss the 1918 Influenza epidemic from 2:30 p.m. until 7 p.m. The community is invited and light refreshments will be served.
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March 18
Witness a Living History Event at Cheaha State Park. Observe an authentic southern ladies’ tea at 10 a.m. at the Upper Stone Pavilion inside the park. Then at 2 p.m. watch the famous battle above the clouds part of the “Siege of Chattanooga” in the semi-primitive camping area. The battles will be reenacted by the Company F31st Alabama. For additional information call (256) 488-5111 or email cheaha. groupres@dcnr.alabama. gov.
March 19
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More than 130 people attended the Elmore County Art Guild’s 33rd Annual Show reception and awards ceremony on Sunday, Feb. 12. Wetumpka Mayor Jerry Willis presented awards to winners in five categories: Two-dimensional not under glass (First place-Adelia Turner; second place-Steve Garst; third place-Jennifer Levins); Two-dimensional under glass (first place-Kathy Atchison; second place-Toska Courbron; third placeBrett Young); 3D sculpture and fiber art (first place-Stephen Cappelli; second place-Teresa Wamble; third place-Curry Hammack); Photography and printmaking (first place-Suellen Young; second place-Steve Garst; third place-Libby Christensen); and the President’s Award, which was won by Betty House. Calvary Baptist Church, 504 West Osceola Street will hold Revival Services. Sunday Services will be at 10:30 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. Monday – Wednesday the services will be at 6 p.m. Dr. Sid Nichols will be the guest Evangelist and music will be provided by Calvary Baptist Wetumpka Worship Ministries. Everyone is invited to attend these special services. For more information contact the church office at 334-567-4729.
March 11
Debra Goldstein, author of “Should Have Played Poker” will return to Wetumpka to talk about her latest book and to make a special presentation to the Wetumpka Public Library, 212 S Main Street, from 9:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. Debra is a member of the local chapter of Sisters in Crime, a national organization that promotes women
mystery writers. She has been chosen to present the library with a $1,000 grant as November’s winner of Sisters in Crime “We Love Libraries” grant program. The library is delighted to receive this grant, and is equally excited to welcome Debra Goldstein back to our town to make the presentation and to talk about her book. • The Third Annual Ride for the Squad Motorcycle Ride, Safety Campaign and fundraiser to benefit the Hoyt Hardin, Austin Augustine and Dylan Bieber Scholarship Fund will begin at Aw Shucks Oyster Bar and Grill, located at 4100 Wetumpka Highway in Montgomery. The ride will be around beautiful Lake Martin. Registration details will be announced soon. The event will include fun, music, door prizes, raffles, safety campaign for teen drivers and more. We hope to have AT&T again with their driving simulator
at the event from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. We plan to have a special SAFETY COMPONENT and we hope you will bring your teen drivers to participate. Details to be announced at a later date. All proceeds from the “Ride for the Squad” will go toward supporting the scholarship fund that has been created to keep the legacy of these three boys alive and to help young people with the cost of college. If you do not ride or would prefer to make a tax deductible donation to the scholarship fund, please make your check payable to: Elmore County Community Foundation or ECCF and mail it to: Beverly Eddy, 135 Hill Ridge Drive, Wetumpka, AL 36092. Thank you. Any amount is appreciated. You will receive a receipt.
p.m. daily. There will be a festive environment with live entertainment, games, bouncy houses, big slides, inflatables, pony and camel rides, petting zoo, karate demos, a Montgomery Police K-9 presentation, live animal presentations, concessions and animals from around the world. Enjoy the many activities, fantastic food and have fun together at an affordable price. It is also an excellent opportunity to take advantage of discounted memberships. Admission will be $15 for adults, $11 for children ages 3-12 years old, free for toddlers 2 years old and younger and Montgomery Zoo Members. Special discounted admission for the Mann Museum will be $3 for all ages.
Calvary Baptist Church, 504 West Osceola Street will have The Nelons in concert at 6:00 p.m. A love offering will be received for their ministry. For more information contact the church office at 334-5674729.
March 21, April 11, 18, and May 16
There will be a reception for the exhibit “Stardust: From the Alabama Pastel Society” at The Kelly on Tuesday, April 11 with three lunch and learn talks – Tuesdays with Kelly - on March 21, April 18, and May 16. Save these dates!!
March 21
Robina Keith from Birmingham is a pastel artist and floral designer. With Easter around the corner, she will demonstrate a spring table scape and share her knowledge and love of art at the next Tuesdays with Kelly. This “lunch and learn” meets at noon – 1:00 pm and Drinks and desserts are provided so bring a sack lunch.
March 25
March 12
Come join us for Zoo weekend from 9 a.m. to 6
Wes Garmon with the Alabama Department of Archives & History will be at the Elmore County
The Wetumpka Family YMCA will be hosting a fishing tournament on Lake Jordan. Boat launch will be at safe daylight. For more information contact Scot Patterson at (334) 5678282.
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THE WETUMPKA HERALD
Shelby visits local business; expansion announced By COREY ARWOOD Staff Writer
A business started in Elmore County about 18 years ago announced an expansion of its facilities and employment amid a planned, but short-notice stop from U.S. Sen. Richard Shelby Saturday. The meeting was mediated through Gerry Purcell, executive director of the Wetumpka Area Chamber of Commerce. Mayor Jerry Willis also went along on the walking tour with Shelby. Shelby had only a single aide escorting him, State Director John Graffeo. With business owner James Garrett and service manager Tommy Johnson of Gulf States Mobility Inc. there was a total of only six including one media member at the event. Garrett said he had no idea his business was going to be chosen as the location of Shelby’s stop in Elmore County, having just found out earlier in the week. Shelby was on his second stop of the day at the business that specializes in making vehicles and homes handicapped accessible. Garrett announced the construction of a showroom set to be built at the facility in Wetumpka. Purcell broke the news, saying the expansion would include 3,200 feet in the front of the building for the showroom, and 3,600 feet in the back, which would double the size of the shop area. Garrett said it would likely generate up to four
new jobs and two of those becoming available “fairly soon.” “It’s something we’ve been looking at for probably three or four years, and finally decided to pull the trigger on it. We’re close,” said Garrett. He said the expansion would also include the addition of an asphalt parking lot to replace the current loose gravel. “That’s something I’ve been wanting for a long time,” said Garrett, who laughed and continued, “I should have done this instead of opening two more stores. I would’ve been done a long time ago.” The headquarters is in Wetumpka, where Garrett said they had been for 14 years, but others were previously located in Mobile, and one in Corey Arwood / The Herald Tuscaloosa, which he said was destroyed by a A local business owner met with U.S. Sen. Richard Shelby on a walking tour of his Wetumpka business, Gulf States Mobility, and antornado. nounced its expansion. Pictured are: Tommy Johnson, Gerry Purcell, Jerry Willis, Shelby and Garrett. Coming from a Garrett replied. To which Shelby is going to businesses, know him that well. I background in automotive “Well we have the, replied, “We don’t need small businesses, some of support him,” said Shelby. bodywork and cattle we’re all part of the human any notice. I said what in them large. Tell me how Garrett said, “He’s our farming, he said he started condition, you know, the heck would you come you’re doing, what you’re president right now,” and the business by putting and we can do that. But doing. How can I help you, here for when you got a Shelby said, ”Damn right up his herd of cattle as they’ve done a lot more for we want him to do well.” Mardi Gras?” not hurt you. You know. collateral. people, people injured in Willis came to the Does that make any sense? He talked with Garrett About Shelby’s visit wrecks, people born with facility from the Mardi How we create jobs and about the needs of the Garrett said, “I feel like, different challenges, a lot Gras festival downtown opportunities and you’re workforce and job creation. kind of honored that they of soldiers,” Shelby said. Wetumpka held doing some special stuff I And Willis pitched the asked us to do it out of “We work with all of simultaneous to Shelby’s know that.” needs of Wetumpka and all the businesses around them,” Garrett said. visit. The atmosphere was they talked about casinos town.” At the conclusion of the and the city’s long-term Throughout the tour, informal and convivial Shelby arrived a little tour the group talked shop Shelby appeared to listen and Shelby joked with goals. before 10 a.m. and stood on anything from local attentively to Garrett as he members of the small Shelby is scheduled for a photo with the explained how he chopped government to the Trump entourage. to meet with Elmore owners and Purcell at the administration and the now County Commissioners and shopped vehicles until Willis arrived later in storefront. U.S. Attorney General Jeff in Washington, D.C. they were accessible in the meeting, but Shelby “It’s a good county. I nearly everyway to anyone, Sessions. greeted him. this week in a gathering love it here. I like the vote “But I think Trump despite their conditions. Willis said, “You gotta of the nation’s county here,” said Shelby. “I travel give this old man a little overall’s put together “You help people,” commissioners. to each county each year a pretty good cabinet Shelby said. more notice than this I and what I’ve been doing Trump’s Trump. I don’t “Yeah, I like people.” can’t believe this.”
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forward to seeing you there. As you may or may not be aware, 100 percent of the proceeds from our store go directly to the care and wellbeing of the animals at the shelter. Thank you for your continued support! Many thanks to the Prattville Chappy’s Deli for picking us to benefit from their “Spirit Night’ on Saturday. They will donate 10 percent of the total from receipts left for us and we are most appreciative that they thought of our shelter like this. Didn’t hurt that the food was
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wonderful as well. And thank you to all who left us with their receipt for this fundraiser. We are hoping all of our supporters will help us in an on-line contest that could win us $5,000 or more. This “Winner’s Express’ is sponsored by Wind Creek Wetumpka and it is very easy to vote for us – no registration required. Just go directly to this page: http://125kgiveaway. hscampaigns.com/#entry-8 and you will see our video where there is also a small black heart in the upper left. Just click on
that heart and it will turn red. You are able to vote a few times each day and this contest goes until March 17. We also have this contest ‘pinned’ to the top of our Humane Society of Elmore County Facebook page so you can go there to see the video and vote. Our plan is to use these winnings to build a new food storage building for our shelter as the ones we have used for 20 years are simply past their time. Thanks to all who are already voting for us to help us continue to improve our operations for our pets.
We are entering the season for spring storms so just a reminder to pet owners to please, please, please make sure your pet(s) have on a collar and a rabies tag and/or an ID tag with a phone number so a finder can get your lost pet back home quickly. Don’t forget – we can make custom tags in about five minutes in our office at the shelter for a measly $7 for small tags and $10 for large tags. We even have pet medical alert tags as well for $10 in case your pet has a medical condition a finder (or boarding facility) needs to be aware of.