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By COREY ARWOOD Staff Writer

Officials of the Boys and Girls Club of the River Region announced the Wetumpka Boys and Girls Club will remain open after coming within a month of closing due to budget cuts from the city.

Supporters from throughout the community gathered in the club’s gymnasium in downtown Wetumpka at what was organized by the administration of Ridge Church of Wetumpka as a “community prayer meet.”

The president, chair and treasurer of the River Region branch were

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at the meeting, which was largely directed by Rebecca Healey and her husband, Tripp Healey, lead pastor of Ridge Church.

Key city figures and community organizers, instrumental in the struggle to keep the club afloat,

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Pictured here, Rebecca Healey presents BGC Director Cheryl See BOYS AND GIRLS • Page 3 Myrick with a check for roughly $13,500 as other supporters look on.

Adullam House Thrift Store moves amid fight for building

Beyer appears before Congress on environmental regulations

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Elmore County Engineer Richie Beyer appeared before two subcommittees of the U.S. House Committee on Oversight and Governmental Reform as a key witness on the subject of “examining environmental barriers to infrastructure development.”

The hearing before the committee was conducted by the Subcommittee on the Interior, Energy, and Environment, along with the Subcommittee on Intergovernmental Affairs.

Beyer said he was approached

by Rep. Gary Palmer, chair of the Intergovernmental Affairs Subcommittee, to testify by way of his connection with Palmer’s brother, the Franklin County engineer.

Texas Repubican Rep. Blake Farenthold, chair of the Subcommittee on Interior, See CONGRESS • Page 2

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The first graduating class of the new Walmart training academy in Wetumpka marches in to their graduation ceremony Thursday in the Walmart Garden Center. The new academy is the first in Alabama and the 77th of 200 such academies Walmart plans to open by the end of 2017.

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There were brighter smiles on the faces of the Walmart employees who had gathered in Wetumpka from throughout the area on Thursday than there were on the bright yellow and blue “falling prices” signs inside the U.S. 231 store.

The employees – or associates, as they are called in the Walmart culture –

were smiling because they were about to become the first 50 graduates of the retail behemoth’s first training academy in Alabama, marching down the aisle in the “auditorium” created in the store’s garden center to receive acknowledgment of their training.

They even wore caps and gowns with tassles that they moved from right to left at the ceremony’s conclusion.

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Adullam House Thrift Store has a scheduled grand opening at its new location set for later this month, but the new facility is just one of a number of changes the nonprofit has in store.

The grand opening at their new Firetower Road store is planned March 31 and the move carries with it an expansion of the thrift store, its capacities and an addition for the organization’s operations.

Those operations are providing for the children of incarcerated women and men in every facet of the child’s life from housing to schooling.

Just off of Alabama State Route 14, adjacent to what is known throughout the area as Bumper’s Texaco, the new location boasts three buildings as opposed to their current location off U.S. 231 with its single store space.

Store manager Josh Hamby said their last day will be Friday in the store they opened roughly four years See ADULLAM • Page 3

Hansen, Conley to face off in speech contest finals ner-up will receive $500 in scholarship money.

Both young ladies are already winners, having bested two classmates each in preliminary contests.

Hansen bested fellow Edgewood seniors Morgan Brown and Caity Jo Lee in the school competition. Her original topic was “The Death Penalty: Does it serve a purpose or is it cruel and immoral?” Brown, who finished second, spoke

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Edgewood Academy senior Kevi Hansen and Wetumpka High School senior Madison Conley will square off next Tuesday at Wind Creek Casino in the finals of the Wetumpka Rotary Club’s annual speech contest.

The winner will receive a $1,000 scholarship from the club while the run-

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Congress Energy, and Environment led the hearing.

Beyer was one in a panel of three, the two other witnesses being a steel industry representative, and the other a fellow of the right-wing policy think tank, The Heritage Foundation.

Wayne D’Angelo said he was serving as counsel for the Steel Manufacturers Association on behalf of international law firm and lobbyists, Kelley Drye and Warren LLP. Nicholas Loris Herbert said he was a fellow in the Energy and Environmental Policy Institute for Economic Freedom and Opportunity with The Heritage Foundation.

The members of the committees began by giving statements addressing their individual concerns with federal implementation of environmental regulations.

The panel was queried by roughly six members of congress including Farenthold, Palmer, plus Republicans Reps. Dennis Ross of Florida and John Duncan of Tennessee and two Democrats, Stacey Plaskett of the Virgin Islands and Val Demings of Florida.

Both subcommittees are led by and made up of a Republican majority, falling in line with the 114th Congress’ roughly 60 percent Republican body makeup.

At the last Elmore County Commission meeting Beyer announced his attendance, speaking on behalf of the National Association of Counties and The National Association of County

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Engineers, from his time serving in positions of authority in both bodies.

He said then that the subject matter was on how to ease the passage of grant money to county projects, and removing federal inhibitions from their completion.

And in his written testimony he provided to the committees, the subject line read “Impediments to the Effective Delivery of Federal Aid Projects.”

Beyer said when he was asked to speak he was told he could address anything that proved to be a hindrance or difficulty for the county in those regards.

But he said, “the way it came together,” with the two subcommittees it had an environmental basis.

Early on a broader focus was taken by Rep. Farenthold on regulations he said were burdensome to private and public development in his state.

Straight off, he struck on the Clean Air Act and its National Air Quality Standards and the National Environmental Policy Act. A major point of combined derision, frequently recurring in their talks, was the Endangered Species Act. “State and local agencies have to navigate reams of federal regulations in an alphabet soup of federal agencies all of whom need to sign off on a project under NEPA. If they are able to make their way through the process they often get the added joy of a lawsuit from a proponent, often an environmental activist group or a not-in-my-background group who

wants to stall the development or stop all development. While I’ve addressed highway infrastructure projects, rail, airports, pipeline, oil and gas development and private sector development, all face similar burdens,” Farenthold concluded in his opening address. “We have to find a way to stop this paralysis by analysis and get America building again while still protecting our environment.”

Rep. Palmer parroted his concerns, but with an Alabama focus.

Beyer rarely strayed from his topic throughout the questioning of county governance and keeping the roads maintained and repairing them in the event of an emergency. He kept on topic with local projects and issues at the core of his testimony and answers, at times agreeing with the few Democratic questioners and Republican alike.

The other witnesses in the panel were used by the congress members to hit on broader national regulations the Trump administration, and Republicans before him, have long eyed with the express desire of repealing with the backing of a number of industries, e.g. the coal sector.

The Democratic representatives held concerns that, unlike their Republican peers desire to slash and burn, if the offices of these regulatory agencies were fully staffed they could handle the workloads of assessments that were said by the witnesses to be so cumbersome.

“We are concerned that under President Trump the problem maybe exacerbated.

President Trump has declared a hir-

ing freeze so there will be no hiring in permitting agencies that are already understaffed. President Trump has also announced that he will cut budgets in agencies needed for economic development,” said Rep. Stacey E. Plaskett.

“The hiring freeze and budget cuts to come will hurt infrastructure development in the future … the president has to understand that a hiring freeze is going to bring development to the Virgin Islands and the whole Southeast region of the U.S. to a screeching halt.”

Beyer kept it local, and was adamant there were more efficient and environmentally sound ways that counties could regulate themselves in such matters.

He presented two proposals: • Recommend that Congress build on the principles introduced in MAP-21 and furthered in the FAST Act by creating an exemption from all federal requirements if the project receives less than $5,000,000 in federal funding; and • Creation of an exemption that removes all federal requirements from emergency repairs to any transportation facility damaged by a disaster.

And Beyer would later write, “I was honored to be able to testify in this important hearing. As the sole local government representative on the panel, it was important to give real life examples of project delays and increased costs due to requirements that in most cases add no value for our citizens.”

Obituaries Peter Austin Bush

BUSH, Peter Austin, a Montgomery attorney, passed away in his home in Central, AL, on Tuesday, March 2, 2017, at the age of 56. He is preceded in death by his father, Austin Bush, and his mother, Edna Earle (Graham) Bush. Survivors include his aunts, Arlene Wesson, Shirley Graham, and Billie Jean Bush; and multiple cousins and other family members. Services will be announced at a later time. Donations can be made in his memory to the Elmore County Humane Shelter. Wetumpka Memorial Funeral Home directing.

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ago.

He said the move was a matter of good timing, as the previous store, also a thrift shop, was closing and their lease approaching its end.

The additional spaces Adullam Thrift Store will occupy, Hamby said, will allow it to expand not only its stock but its capabilities.

In what used to be a carpet store, he said they now have a large warehouse space.

“We have a lot of donations we just don’t have a lot of room,” said Hamby. “It’s going to be a big move.”

He said they would now be able to refinish furniture, with adequate facilities to sand and stain, and rework used donations to like-new conditions.

The third addition, Hamby said, will directly serve the functions of the Adullam House Ministries.

Through occupying the building space side-by-side with the new thrift store location, it will provide the organization with the legally needed neutral space where family and parents can visit with the children.

Hamby said the new meeting center facility fulfilled the requirement that the meetings occur at a neutral location away from their housing “where children and parents can meet coming out of prison.”

“It just really helps,” Hamby said. “We’re really excited about it ... we’ve needed a place for a long time.”

But despite the excitement, the trajectory of the ongoing struggle between Adullam House and the City

of Wetumpka with Elmore County Commission over the use of a downtown building has apparently not changed.

In the current newsletter and its “Prayer Request” section, a segment was written about the continued need for an office building after the building Adullam House previously used for office space was converted into housing for mothers.

The statement said the use of their Mary’s Place facility was lost and their office was substituted for its use.

Adullam House administration approached the county commission for use of what is known as the old Department of Education, or Tulane, Building.

The building was reported to have been deeded to the county with the explicit instruction that it would be used to benefit the indigent and homeless “perpetually,” according to the document.

The newsletter reads: “It seemed to be a perfect fit for Adullam House, and for the County, providing us with adequate office space and road frontage, and the County with tenants who would renovate the building.

However, since then another party has interest and the process has come to a complete standstill.”

That party is the city who entered it into talks with the county, vying for its use, after Adullam House showed interest in the historic building which has sat vacant for years.

Boys and Girls mingled with the church officials who spearheaded the effort to garner funding for the club.

They met before the ceremony in what was said to be an effort to establish a long-term strategy to keep the club funded, with the goal being complete independent funding from the community.

Steve Jackson is the treasurer of the Boys and Girls Club of the River Region.

“We’re on record that we were going to close March 31, but we’re taking that off the table,” said Jackson. “We’re very, very encouraged by everything we’ve heard today about the growing community support for the club and we look forward to working with Ridge Church and the entire community because it does take a community. It takes a lot different constituents to really make this work on a long-term basis.”

The club received its name after the Wetumpka location was included roughly six years ago into what was the Montgomery Area Boys and Girls Club.

Enrollment rates are upward of 300 children per year, with an average attendance of 50-80 children a day.

“We’re going to keep the club open unless at some point in time we find out the community does not want to support the club, you know we have to make a decision,” said Jackson. “We’re really encouraged by everything we’re hearing.”

Applause erupted as Jackson made the official declaration.

The club hit hard times only recently when the city council, in its current budget, voted not to allocate the typical $40,000 to the club it had provided each year.

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council member, Percy Gill of District Two, who went on to raise the issue numerous times both in and out of the council chambers.

Rebecca Healey, wife of Tripp Healey, lead and founding pastor of Ridge Church, appeared before the council along with pastor Leroy Campbell to petition the city to continue funding for the club.

Healey and the church would go on a funding campaign, an initiative to provide for the city’s absence.

Healey spoke first to the close to 30 in attendance in the old Wetumpka High School Gymnasium.

“I feel like so many times in the news you see stuff both positive, negative and the staff here don’t get to see that they have support, and you know they hear the negative sides from both and I wanted them to know that people in the community, including the city, that there were some people that wanted to support them,” said Healey.

She said an intern with the church had been working with the club, serving to further their relationship.

Healey and Ridge pastors presented a check for roughly $13,500 to the BGC staff and regional officers.

And with a reported $18,000 more in pledged funds, Healey said it brought the amount to about $31,000 the church raised for the club.

But she said the goal was to raise nearly all of the funding.

“We’re going to shoot for in the $100,000 range,” Healey said.

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their speeches someone said “Edgewood’s not playing softball right now because the whole team’s here.”

Brown, Hansen and Lee are all members of the Lady Wildcats softball team.

Hansen and Brown plan to room together in college at Troy University, where Brown will study criminal justice. Lee will attend Faulkner and pursue nursing.

Wetumpka High’s Conley spoke on “What should be done about the minimum wage in the U.S.?” Conley, who plans to attend the University of Tennessee and major in public relations with the career goal of being a political press liaison, is active in several pursuits both in and away from WHS, including National Honor Society, Beta Club and Girl Scouts.

Conley’s performance outpointed fellow WHS seniors Christina Carter, who spoke on “What does online shopping do to our tax structure, economy and job growth?” and Carson Turner, who had the topic “Global warming: Is it real and what does it mean for the next generation?”

As with the Edgewood contest, Carter and Turner won $250 scholarhips while, depending on the outcome of her match with Hansen, Conley will take home either $500 or $1,000.

Carter will work as a dental hygienist before enrolling at UAB. Turner will attend Montevallo where she plans to major in social work and psychology.

Reneau, who has run the contest for Rotary for years, said the finalists subject for the finals will be the U.S. Electoral College.

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the River Region organization, was among those Healey presented the check.

He said the community reaction and outpouring of support was not typical, but necessary if a club survived in any area.

“This no, this is fantastic,” said Rickard.

“They initiated all this, this Ridge church, folks, initiated all this, because we were closing the club down at the end of this month because the funding just wasn’t there. But they’ve done a great job.”

Other clubs in nearby cities, like Prattville, recently closed, Rickard said because there was no community support, while others, like Montgomery, whose community backed its efforts, thrived.

“The community didn’t get behind it, that was the problem in Prattville,” said Rickard, “Yeah, if the community gets behind it like it does in Montgomery, it can go places.”

He said it was not untypical for cities to contribute to the club in their area.

“Because they have a vested interest, it gives children something to do that those who maybe both parents work they can come here and be safe, help them develop.

We do a lot of tutoring,” Rickard said.

Pastor Tripp Healey spoke after his wife, and later led the prayer circle.

Rebecca Healey said her husband started the church in Wetumpka roughly three and a half years ago.

“I thought I would share a quick passage, just as a reminder of who we’re to be, because this

is not obviously a Ridge Church thing, this isn’t a single church thing, this is a ‘the church’ thing, and it’s who we’re supposed to be.” said Tripp Healey. “...What the Boys and Girls Club is doing, why they exist, I mean I can’t think of any other reason you would be on a board, that you would start a nonprofit organization like the Boys and Girls Club. It is not a get-rich-quick scheme to come in, support communities and to provide an opportunity like Wetumpka where nothing else is going on that is specifically focusing on at-risk children in our community. And we are here as church people to come alongside and to support … to simply to be who we are called to be as Christians.”

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Reader: Voter ID requirement is meant to combat voter fraud Dear Editor, The Bridge Crossing Jubilee went smoothly until some participants met at Brown Chapel.

When Secretary of State John Merrill addressed the group regarding the requirement to display a picture ID to vote, several people loudly asserted that the requirement was tantamount to the poll tax imposed on blacks before the Civil Rights Voting Act became law.

Some even left the meeting in anger.

The requirement to have a picture ID to vote is not voter suppression. The requirement is in place to prevent voter fraud. Voter rolls are not immediately updated when a voter moves or passes away.

Without the picture ID requirement, it is possible for some-

one to assume the identity of a voter who no longer resides in the voting precinct. Since the picture ID is required of all voters, the law is in no way discriminatory against minorities.

Last year, John Merrill travelled throughout the state with portable equipment so that citizens who previously did not have a picture ID could obtain one. There is no reason why every adult citizen should not have a picture ID. Besides being needed to vote, there are many other situations that require photo proof of identification. Those who view the photo ID voting requirement as discriminatory are clearly wrong.

John Hazel Deatsville

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Trump has power to prove tweeted accusations

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aybe it was an overly warm night for the season on Friday night in Palm Beach.

Maybe a seagull lost its life and the stink of its beached remains pierced the night air.

Maybe the clock went off a little too early, even for a president rumored to be able to operate with fewer winks of sleep than most.

For whatever reason, President Donald J. Trump apparently woke on the morning of Saturday, March 4, angry and on a mission.

A Twitter mission, of course.

In the course of four tweets, Trump accused his predecessor, Barack Obama, of illegally wiretapping his phones in Trump Tower and, what’s worse, of being “sick.”

From this perspective, it is our 45th president who most reflects sickness.

At the time of this writing, President Trump has yet to offer one scintilla of evidence to support his accusations.

And he could. It takes a judge to sign off on a FISA (Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act) warrant okaying a wiretapping such as Trump is accusing Obama of having done.

Naturally, such a warrant and any records produced as a result of such a wiretapping would be classified material.

But here’s the kicker.

The president – in this case Donald Trump – has the authority to declare such materials unclassified and make them public.

So while there are hundreds out there, including this columnist, who doubt the veracity of Trump’s accusations against Obama and see them as part of yet another “game” our president is playing with the media and the American public, Trump has it well within his authority to prove all of us wrong. All he has to do is say the word.

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But, you see, it’s not going to happen.

Why? Because our president is playing a game. It’s the same game he’s been playing since his campaign and it’s one that he feels he can – and will – win. Trump has no respect for the intellect of the American people and, let’s grant him this, there are many among us who don’t act very smart. There are many among us who see nothing wrong with his turning his back on long-standing tradition during the campaign and refusing to make his tax returns public.

There are many among us who would rant and rave at others who said the things we heard Trump say on audiotape about women and how he treated them were they wearing a different animal (a donkey, perhaps?) on their lapel pin.

There are many of us who see nothing wrong with a man like Steve Bannon in the White House and, worse yet, perhaps the most trusted voice in the ear of Trump. Yet Bannon is an avowed devotee of the alt-right (he once called Breitbart, which he operated until becoming involved in the Trump movement, “the platform of the alt-right”), described by many as a mixture of racism, white nationalism and populism.

I do not doubt that there are certain things about the job of president that Trump takes seriously. For all of our sake, I hope so in a world that features such threats as ISIS and Kim Jong Un, just to name two. But I think what he takes most seriously is his personal adulation. He has a deep desire to be liked and at

the top of every conversation.

Unfortunately, he is at the center of many conversations in this country, though not in a way that he would find pleasing.

So when the bloom started to fade from what was undoubtedly his most presidential moment to date – his speech to Congress on last Tuesday night – because his attorney general did not clearly answer a question (and, yes, I fault Al Franken, too, for not following up and making sure that Sessions clearly answered his question) and met with calls for, at worst, Jeff Sessions’ resignation or, at best, his recusal from any investigation into the Trump campaign’s potential dabblings with Russians, an angry Trump lashed out on his cell phone thinking many would accept his accusations without question and that all would somehow heal itself in TrumpWorld before any supporting evidence was demanded.

No sir, Mr. President. Not this time. This time the allegation is so serious we must hold your feet to the fire.

Show me the money, Mr. President. I respect you because of the office you hold, but, in this case, I simply do not believe you. But you have the power to prove me wrong, even before this column goes to press, if you so choose.

And to you, dear reader, I can make you this promise: If there is truth to Trump’s tweeted claim of 6:30 a.m. on Saturday morning that Barack Obama authorized wiretapping of his Trump Tower phones, I will never write a negative word about our president again.

On that you have my word.

David Granger is the managing editor of the Elmore County Newspapers of Tallapoosa Publishers, Inc.

Bentley’s support likely deterrent to prison bond issue

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he premier issue of this year’s legislative session will be whether to borrow a massive amount of money to build new prisons in the state. This initiative appears to be our lame duck Gov. Robert Bentley’s primary agenda.

Last year Bentley proposed an $800 million bond issue for new prisons. He has come forward with a similar proposal this year. His plan would close all existing prisons and replace them with three new super men’s prisons and one smaller women’s prison.

Folks, $800 million is a lot of money. There is no question that we have a prison problem.

Alabama’s prison population is at 175% of capacity. It is among the highest in the nation. This overcrowding obviously causes violence and safety problems for our prison guards.

The federal courts are probably on the verge of dosing out some kind of remedy for our prisons. The courts took over the California prisons a couple of years ago with a lower overcrowding ratio than ours is now.

It is a tough spot for legislators. Funding prisons is not a popular reelection issue.

There are several questions that would have to be answered if I were a legislator addressing this serious problem. First, if I were going to put this state in debt for that amount of money I would have to ask the imperative question, “How in the world are you going to pay for the debt?”

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sources to make the payment.

It is doubtful that any banker would loan someone any money if the vague pie in the sky ambiguous reply was, “Well, the prisons will be more efficient and therefore the savings will probably be enough to pay the note.”

Probably ain’t going to get it is what I am afraid the banker would say to the borrower.

The last time I checked there was no growth revenue in the General Fund. So hoping that there might be new revenue growth is also wishful thinking.

You simply have to put dollars and cents to exactly how much you save with these nuts and bolts and how you are going to pay the bond indebtedness. Otherwise you are buying a pig in a poke.

In addition, the crazy point is that these ultramodern new prisons still leave us with overcrowded prisons.

Therefore, it does not solve the problem.

Another question that would have to be answered is why does the governor’s proposal require that the new prisons be designed and built by one company with a one-time exemption to the state bid laws. That just does not meet the smell test. That simply looks corrupt and, as they say, if it looks like a duck and quacks like a duck it must be

a duck.

Finally, if I were a legislator from a county or neighboring county that had a state prison located in my area, hell would freeze over before I would let the governor close it. I would rather cast a vote dissolving my county than vote to borrow $800 million in order to close down one of my area’s largest employers. Just ask the people in Elmore, Escambia, St. Clair, Limestone and Bibb what it would mean for their county economics if they closed their prisons. The prisons in Barbour and Bullock counties are the largest employers in their counties.

Filibuster would have a new meaning if one of those prisons was in my Senate district. I would tell them in a New York minute, “that dog won’t hunt.” Besides, when the legislature last built new prisons in the aforementioned locales during the last Wallace administration they bought plenty of extra land around those prisons for future expansions. Gerald Wallace made sure of that.

The good thing for you, the Alabama taxpayer, is that this bond issue probably will not pass simply because Bentley is for it. He is essentially a deterrent to anything passing in the legislature.

See you next week.

Steve Flowers is Alabama’s leading political columnist.

His weekly column appears in over 60 Alabama newspapers.

He served 16 years in the state legislature. Steve may be reached at www.steveflowers. us.

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Even disciples must be accountable

H

ave you seen that bumper sticker that reads, “Christians aren’t perfect…just forgiven!”? I have no doubt that most every disciple of Jesus driving up I-85 would nod in agreement. From our insiders’ perspective, we understand that we are no better than anyone else.

But, without the benefit of a friendly conversation that interprets our cause for lasting joy, such brief messages often have a negative, though unintended, effect on folks who have not (yet) experienced God’s amazing grace.

For example, one unfamiliar with the message of Jesus might reasonably take this slogan to mean that we claim to be exempt from judgement simply because we have signed a contract with Jesus.

Their next logical

progression might be that Christians sin like everybody else, we just get a pass. Nothing can be farther from the truth! We disciples, though forgiven and eternally hopeful, must be accountable to our Lord, to our Christian brothers and sisters, and even to our neighbors for our behavior. (In church vernacular – our witness.)

What other mixed signals are we sending?

Too often we reduce the Christian faith into a single prayer – the sinner’s prayer. We quickly cite I John 1:9 “If we confess our sins, He…will forgive us…”

We are right to emphasize that God’s forgiveness is freely given to all who trust in Jesus. But why must we get so uptight over the “necessity” of good works? Maybe we Jesus followers need to foster that beautiful, Biblical balance between

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free grace and faithful deeds? (See Ephesians 2:8-10) Kevin Watson, a gifted pastor and teacher rightly points out, “Praying the sinner’s prayer is not the end goal of the Christian life. Praying one prayer, or having one experience of God’s grace, is not the fullness of what God hopes for us.” Consider this – is God saving us for a purpose? Is there more to faith in Christ than simply escaping Hell? I believe that our Lord has something remarkable in store for “whosoever believeth in Him”.

Jesus surprised a good Jewish teacher by

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mostly self-absorbed, i.e. childish faith. “Almost Christians” diminish the validity of Jesus’ message by their example of faith without spiritual discipline. “What,” asks the world, “is the purpose of a faith which lacks the power to transform?”

While reflecting on the disappointing situation in Pembrokeshire, Wales, following two decades of revival preaching where there were no local efforts at ongoing Christian nurture John Wesley observed,“More than ever, I am convinced that preaching like an apostle, without joining those that are awakened together and training them in the ways of God, is only producing children for the Devil.”

(John Wesley, August 25, 1763) To borrow a phrase, we “must tell the people the full message of this new life.” First, we

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the name of Nicodemus when He said that we all must be “born again”.

(See John, chapter 3) Like newborn babies, new disciples of Jesus are meant to live and grow and mature. In the first case, it is a matter of human development; in the second it is the process of spiritual growth. Similarly, new born disciples cannot survive without a faith family to love and nurture them through life’s challenges. The new life to which we are called is nothing like the old one. There are things to learn and things to unlearn!

Offering Christ without a plan for long-term nurture produces some sobering consequences.

The faith of some will die in infancy; some will wrongly assume that one prayer is enough.

There will be far too many whose religion is

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must share the message of Jesus in such a way that it really sounds like Good News. We must offer hope and healing in this present life, not a mere escape from Hell.

And while this new life begins when one calls upon the Lord in faith, it is just that, a beginning.

We must be clear. This new life also requires our willing participation throughout. Only growth in grace will produce a convincing change.

Perhaps the most pressing part of the “full message” for us is this, we must intentionally offer new disciples our loving partnership so that they can grow with (spiritual) confidence and become all that God intends.

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Young ‘Cats walk off with EA Tourney title

By CORY DIAZ Sports Editor

No moment proved too big for Edgewood Academy’s ridiculously young team Saturday at its own tournament.

Wildcat eighth-grade pitcher Cole Freeman won the last two games of the tourney and sophomore outfielder Luke Justiss drove in the championship-clinching run in the bottom of the seventh versus Abbeville Christian, as the Wildcats walked off, 9-8, with the title.

Edgewood entered bracket play Saturday the No. 5 seed after dropping its two pool play games Thursday, 7-2 to Ezekiel Academy and 5-4 to Autauga Academy. Despite an eight-game losing skid, the ‘Cats, featuring just four juniors and seniors, reversed the momentum, winning three straight

games – all of which they trailed – to claim the trophy. They beat Autauga, 5-2, before downing topseed Tuscaloosa Academy, 6-4, in the semifinals and Justiss secured the championship, driving in senior Matt Watters.

“I’ll tell you this, we’ve come a long way in the last 10 days,” first-year EA baseball coach Eric Folmar said. “We had lost eight straight coming into Saturday and our only senior Matt Watters is regulated to pinch running duty right now. We had at least six and as many as eight junior high kids on the field at one time throughout this weekend.

“This group has gelled together and started to believe in each other, they’ve got a fight about them and they’re learning not to give in when things are tough.”

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Edgewood’s semifinal and final games, throwing 2 innings versus Tuscaloosa and 3.2 against Abbeville and limiting both squads to four combined runs.

“Cole’s actually a calm, cool and collected kid most of the time. He never lets a lot get to him, a lot of composure,” Folmar said. “He got his first varsity experience Thursday, and he said, ‘Coach, I was shaking I was so nervous.’

After that, he was good.

“I couldn’t imagine being an eighth-grader in that spot and going against those guys. But we’ve got young guys playing big roles for us all over the field. I think they’re starting to see some success and see that come out of them.”

EA travels to Montgomery to play Ezekiel Academy Thursday at 4 p.m.

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Edgewood Academy varsity baseball team poses with its trophy after winning the Edgewood Tournament Saturday over Abbeville Christian Academy at Billy Skinner Field.

Miscues bury Wetumpka at WHS Invitational

By CORY DIAZ Sports Editor

For the fifth time this season, errors doomed Wetumpka to elimination from the WHS Invitational Tournament, falling to Prattville, 4-3, in the round of 16 Saturday at the Wetumpka Sportsplex.

Ahead 3-0 in the top of the fourth, miscues in the field by senior rightfielder Taylor Mitchell and junior third baseman Madison McKee tripped up the Lady Indians (6-5), allowing the Lady Lions to push three runs across the plate. After the Tribe couldn’t manage a run in the bottom half, the game moved to the international tiebreaker where Prattville junior Sam Hilyer scored the eventual gamewinning run on a passed ball with two outs. “(My team is) very

resilient, but they’ve got to start playing like the veteran ball team that they are,” Wetumpka softball coach Randy Belyeu said.

“We had a few pouters that wasn’t in the starting lineup and that’s got to change. We need more leadership on that. As far as playing ability, we have tons of it. We just have to start showing it.

“We’ve made way too many errors. That has cost almost all of our ballgames. Not our pitching, not our hitting, it’s been our errors and we’ve got to correct that.”

WHS outlasted Chilton County, 2-1, in the tiebreaker to open the tourney Friday and defeated Saraland, 7-1, before being ousted Saturday in the round of 16 for the second straight year. Senior catcher Kelsie Cornelius led the Tribe offensively, going 5-for-7

with 4 RBIs, including a two-run homer versus Saraland. Junior shortstop Alexis Austin also pieced together a nice tournament, scoring four runs with four hits.

Senior pitcher Mary Beth Slater struck out 11 in the win over Saraland and sophomore Cassie Owens picked up the victory in the tiebreak win against Chilton County.

Freshman Julianna Thames lost her second straight decision against the Lady Lions despite giving up one earned run on seven hits.

“We have quality opponents here. It is hard to win,” Belyeu said. “But we have the team to do it.

We beat a quality team the other night in Saraland.

Everybody here can play Cory Diaz / The Herald ball. If you’re not focused Wetumpka junior shortstop Alexis Austin (38) tags out a Prattville base runner at third base during an anybody can beat you and elimination game Saturday at the WHS Invitational Softball Tournament at the Wetumpka Sportsplex. that’s what happened to us.”

Tribe’s Mitchell inks with Marion Military Institute

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Wetumpka senior rightfielder Taylor Mitchell inked a national letter-of-intent Thursday morning to play college softball at Marion Military Institute.

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The more Taylor Mitchell thought about playing softball at Marion Military Institute, the more it made sense.

After some initial hesitation when MMI first approached her at the beginning of the year, the Wetumpka senior rightfielder decided to tryout and within eight minutes earned a scholarship offer that she couldn’t turn down.

Mitchell made the move official Thursday morning, signing her national letter-of-intent with Marion at a ceremony at WHS. “I had all this pressure on me about where I was going to go college, how I was going to pay for college,” Mitchell said. “A whole bunch of decisions to make. I was

thinking it’d be a lot easier if mom went to the military, because I could use that to pay for school. I was thinking I have an opportunity to do that and play ball. It’ll be easier for myself, it’ll be easier for my kids and family in the future.

“I called them, set up my visit, went up there and within eight minutes it was a wrap. That’s a blessing and I’m thankful for the opportunity to go play with them and I’m really happy.”

Mitchell became the third Lady Indian senior this season to sign to play college softball (Kelsie Cornelius with Lindsey Wilson and Sydney McKissick with WallaceHanceville).

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Andrews’ 11 saves not enough as SEHS edges ECHS

By CORY DIAZ Sports Editor

Spencer Andrews drank his Green Apple Powerade before the match, but the one-two punch of Nathan Warlick and Michael Torres Mercado quenched their team’s desire to win enough as Stanhope Elmore edged Elmore County 2-1 Monday at Burt-Haynie Field.

With the Mustangs trailing 1-0 after the 12th minute, the attack of Mercado and Warlick found enough room past the Panthers’ senior keeper Andrews, who saved 11 total shots, with Mercado assisting Warlick on his goal in the 28th to tie. Warlick turned around and assisted on Mercado’s game-winning goal in the 45th. “(Mercado’s) a new player so we’ve been working on our connection throughout the season,” Warlick said.

“Tonight, we were just clicking on all cylinders so it worked out well for us.

(Trailing early) shook us up a little bit, but we just stuck to the gameplan and fought it out. We eventually came out with the win.

“We were hoping to dominate a little bit more. We wanted to establish our place in Elmore County as to who’s the big dog. But at least we came out with the win, so that’s good.”

Andrews played a huge role in Elmore County keeping the Mustangs

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within striking distance, stopping two shots-on-goal before senior forward Will Venable put the Panthers up, 1-0, running down a punt from the goalie in the 12th.

“I just did my job,” Andrews said.

“You have to stay focused and block what comes your way. I think last year against Stanhope I had a little bit more than that, (11 saves) is definitely top five probably. It’s just one of the more competitive matches of the year. You know playing them, they’re going to be one of the best teams we play. It’s just good to prepare us for playoffs and future region games. It’s always fun playing them.”

Warlick, the SEHS junior midfielder/ forward, noticed the keep’s strong performance.

“This kid is a stud. The best goalie in the state of Alabama hands down,” he said of Andrews. “Ridiculous, had some great saves tonight.”

Stanhope (7-0-2) remained undefeated on the year and aims to make at the Class 6A state championship and Elmore County, who’s 2-0 in the Class 4A-5A, Area 6 standings, looks to advance to the playoffs for the first time in program history.

“We’re trying to go undefeated this whole season. This is a big win for us,” Warlick said. “We’re hoping to win state this year. That’s been our goal

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Stanhope Elmore junior Nathan Warlick (3) moves the ball up the pitch Monday night versus Elmore County.

since the end of last season where we lost 3-0 to Daphne (in the third round of the playoffs). We just have to keep improving every day at practice and in the games.”

With one more chance to make ECHS boys soccer history, Andrews said he thinks this season’s team has a real shot.

“I’m liking it. I just hope we can

win out in the region and go on to the playoffs for the first time in school history,” Andrews said. “We’ve been trying to do this since I was a freshman and just to see it actually coming into place right in front of my eyes my senior year, it’s crazy.”

The Panthers traveled to Marbury Tuesday while the Mustangs host rival Wetumpka Friday at 8:30 p.m.

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never played at Wetumpka, and had her swing the bat, too, something she’s only done 39 times in 45 career high school games. Despite some nerves, the 5-foot-5 speedster embraced the lack of comfort and shined.

“He put me in center, and that’s not really my position. I can play centerfield, but I’m used to playing right field because that’s my position in school ball,” Mitchell said. “The first ball he hit to me, it was over in left field and I had to go hawk it down.

“I know what I can do. Going up there, hitting the ball, playing defense, running, honestly it was a piece of cake for me. Every athlete is going to make mistakes, but once you put your mind to it and have a point to prove, that’s it. You’re going to go out there and you’re going to show out. That’s what I had to do to get to where I am now.”

Walmart Store 1101 donates to WHS cheer

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Wetumpka senior cheerleader Morgan Bryant is all smiles as she accepts a $1,000 donation for her squad from Wetumpka’s Walmart Store 1101 last Thursday after the store graduated its first training class.

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“This is big,” said John Tow, Walmart Region One general manager, surveying the scene of dancing, smiling, newly graduated associates and struggling to talk over the music. “This is big for the store, the market and our company.”

Walmart Region One covers all of Alabama and the panhandle of Florida, Tow said.

According to Tow, the Wetumpka training center will serve southern Alabama supercenters and eastern Georgia neighborhood markets totaling 31 stores in an effort to provide for more consistent shopping experiences and to respond to customer’s expectations of new technology-based shopping.

“We’re always looking for ways to improve,” Tow said. “And the academies are going to give us an avenue for more consistent training. I think you heard me talk about ‘One Best Way.’ It’s just a way of becoming more consistent for our customer. Also, the customers are demanding more ways to shop, such as the mobile

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“I’ll give you a prime example: our wet wall in our produce department,” Tow said. “That’s kind of our cornerstone when you walk in. You know, our wet wall is the fresh vegetables on the wall. We want our vegetables to be presented in a way – clean, well signed – so that no matter what Walmart store you go into, you see that consistent message on the fresh wall.”

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“Our training academies help provide associates with the skills they need to succeed and advance, while creating a better and more consistent customer experience,” said Tow. “Skills training increases productivity, confidence and knowledge which leads to greater job satisfaction, personal and professional growth and helps make working at Walmart a smart career choice.”

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With Pathways: • The first week is dedicated to retail fundamentals and gaining core retail skills; • The second week is dedicated to training on the sales floor to gain the knowledge and skills to run the specific department where the associate works; • Areas of study include leadership, merchandising, operations, technology and customer service, in addition to the department-specific training; and • Academy graduates will have the skills and confidence to run outstanding departments, lead people and deliver a great customer experience.

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Each academy has its own team of dedicated associates (Wetumpka has eight) with retail operations experience to lead the training. All academy stores go through a rigorous auditing process to make sure they are able to deliver the teaching, training and development that associates should receive at the academy.

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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-TAX-FORM),http://www. revenue.alabama.gov/.

There will be a reception for the exhibit, Stardust: From the Alabama Pastel Society, at The Kelly on Tuesday, April 11 with 3 lunch and learn talks â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Tuesdays with Kelly - on March 21, April 18, and May 16. Save these dates!!

March 8, 2017

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 â&#x20AC;&#x153;lunch and learnâ&#x20AC;? meets at noon â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 1:00 pm and Drinks and desserts are provided so bring a sack lunch.

NOW - April 14

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 11

Debra Goldstein, author of â&#x20AC;&#x153;Should Have Played Pokerâ&#x20AC;? 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 Novemberâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s winner of Sisters in Crime â&#x20AC;&#x153;We Love Librariesâ&#x20AC;? 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.

March 11-12

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March 25

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The Santuck Flea Market reopened on Saturday for 2017 and the crowds were there in droves to shop the wide variety of handmade items, clothes, plants, snacks and more offered by vendors. The Santuck Flea Market will take place the first Saturday of each month through December. end from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily.

There will be a festive environment with live entertainment, games, bouncy houses, big slides, inflatable, pony and camel rides, petting zoo, karate demos, 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.

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Alabama Department of Archives & History will be at the Elmore County 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. â&#x20AC;˘ Bridal Extravaganza is coming to the Wetumpka Civic Center. The Dream Team Presents: Bridal Extravaganza of Wetumpka from 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Fashion Show starts at 3:30 p.m. There will be giveaways, food & beverages, plus premiere wedding vendors from Georgia and Alabama. Live entertainment will be provided

by Eric Nettles. Admission is $5. Tickets by be purchased at City Administrative Office or onsite the day of the event.

Proceeds will benefit the Wetumpka Youth Program.

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March 18

Witness a Living History Event at Cheaha State Park.

Observe an authentic southern ladiesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; 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 â&#x20AC;&#x153;Siege of Chattanoogaâ&#x20AC;? 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. â&#x20AC;˘ 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 334-567-4729.

The Wetumpka Family YMCA will be hosting a fishing tournament on Lake Jordan.

Boat launch will be at safe day light. For more information contact Scot Patterson at (334) 567-8282. â&#x20AC;˘ The 12th Annual Relay for Life Benefit Singing will be at 6 p.m. at Faith Baptist Church, located at the corner of Chapel Rd. and Coosa River Parkway.

The featured groups will be Justified of Marbury and the Good News Quartet from Opp. Pastor Gerald Wood will be the emcee. All proceeds go to Jessicaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Cancer Busters Relay for Life Team. Please make all checks payable to the American Cancer Society. For more information call Bubba Wood at (334) 300 - 2134 or (334) 567 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 4417.

April 1

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) 5672457 or Jo Parker at (334) 5140242.

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Council votes down establishment of committees

By COREY ARWOOD Staff Writer

Some council members were in favor of forming committees to address special areas within municipal governance, but were thwarted amid a confusing backand-forth, leaving a number of onlookers in disgust and dismay at Monday’s Wetumpka City Council meeting.

District Two council member Percy Gill submitted the proposal and said in the meeting it was similar to what the Elmore County Commission recently approved, assigning focus areas for each of the commissioners to act as liaisons.

The request Gill proposed to be added to the agenda asked for the consideration of establishing ordinances to create committees for finance, public safety and parks and recreation.

There were also two additional items that did not find their way onto the agenda, but were addressed in the meeting, including a request Gill made to discuss city plans for local youth programs both after school and in the summer.

Gill’s proposal for the committees was the second on the agenda under new business, but was skipped

by Willis in the work session and only made its first appearance in the business meeting where a vote was to be taken.

Willis said he had done research into Gill’s proposal before going through a list of reasons he said they would not work.

Among those, Willis said the council operated as a whole on matters of finance, and the Parks and Recreation already had a director, while Council Member Greg Jones, with his history in law enforcement, was liaison for public safety.

He then went on to talk about the two items Gill sent in an email, but were not on the public agenda, which were the youth programs and blighted properties.

One proposal that gained traction was the youth program, but only in the way of agreement on research into grants for hypothetical funding.

After Willis raised a number if issues with the proposed committees, he attempted to raise a blanket vote on the proposals.

“That is the item that was presented, and that’s the explanation that I have that the research that was done reflecting back to the minutes and how all of this works for the city,” said Willis. “Is there a motion, we’ll just go ahead if ya’ll want to do this…”

Gill interrupted saying, “No Mayor, I think I made the request do I have the opportunity to present why I’m making the request?”

He asked to go through each item, one-by-one.

Willis said discussion normally came after a motion was made.

Gill responded, “Well mayor normally the discussion is going to be held in the work session, but you didn’t go through it in the work session.”

The committee that stuck with other council members though was the finance committee.

Gill said most municipalities had either a finance or budget committee and that the council only met about two times a year to discuss finances, leaving council members in the dark as to what the needs are in each department did until the budget was to be set the next year.

“We don’t have the first-hand opportunity to know what the needs are of different department heads … until that’s submitted to us prior to budgeting,” said Gill. “Now if we had a finance committee that committee throughout the year could meet and possibly attend the department head meetings and to find out what the issues are within the city, what are the challenges with finances in the city.”

He said the committee would only be able to find out information and make recommendations.

“To me we’re not doing our job, in my opinion, professionally, if we don’t do that, if the council don’t have an opportunity to be involved with what’s going on in the finances of the city,” Gill said.

Willis read a statement from the League of Municipalities, which stated that the desire to create committees “usually” came from council members wanting to control city employees and take power away from the mayor and tried again to raise a motion regarding Gill’s proposals.

Council member Steve Gantt said he agreed with the need of a finance committee, and Gill amended his motion to only include the finance committee.

“I just feel like where we stopped here, the part that was brought out of this was the parts that were

negatives to having committees…,” said Gantt. “It’s just like anything, if you read on one page, as I’ve dealt with many regulations, you have to flip the page over and there’s writing on the other side, too, we can’t just pull out (what) sounds good to us and stop in the middle, there’s two more paragraphs.”

Ultimately, and despite Gantt’s backing, the proposals were denied due to a 3-2 vote.

A showdown started early on as one member of the public was not allowed to speak as Willis said resulting from his Elmore address.

Only Wetumpka-city-limits residents are allowed to speak at the meetings.

Gill asked for a clarification from the mayor on whether the resident owned property within the city, which he said was requisite for speaking before the council.

He asked Willis to inquire whether the citizen owned property.

The following exchange occurred: “I think mayor you could simply ask if they own property in the city…,” said Gill.

To which Willis responded, “I made the call, I’ll stick with my call.”

Gill fired back, “But that don’t mean it’s legal, mayor.”

The conversation turned into a matter of procedure, as Council member Rebecca Thornton joined saying the council voted that speakers were required to sign in with a city address, while Gill said it was not and referred to the initial resolution of approved city rules.

Willis said, “I don’t have that in front of me,” before moving on to a new agenda item.

City employment details were discussed by Human Resource Manager Kathy Ellis.

“The longevity pay increase, it needs to include part-time people as well as full-time people, right now it includes only full-time people,” said Ellis.

“My thought process is that a part-time employee is a employee with the City of Wetumpka and deserves just as much of a increase as a full-time person does.”

Other matters regarding sick leave, and retirement plans were discussed as well.

Ultimately District Four Council Member Steve Gantt asked for more time reviewing the proposals and the policy changes were voted held over until the next meeting.

Blackburn honored at annual Arbor Day ceremony With its annual Arbor Day ceremony, the City of Wetumpka dedicated trees to a number of prominent community members. Pictured here with Wetumpka Mayor Jerry Willis and Wetumpka Tree City USA chairman Ron Hilyer are the family of late Wetumpka Herald editor Peggy Blackburn, one of four deceased Wetumpkans to have trees planted in their honor.

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