The Madison Record - April 10, 2024

TrashPandasbegin4thseason, openshomeactionthisweek

ByCALEBODOM caleb@themadisonrecord.com

MADISON–TheMadison-basedRocketCityTrash Pandas(1-2)openedtheir fourthseasonontheroadwith a3-gameseriesagainstthe TennesseeSmokies(2-1).

Theseasonbeganwithtwo lossestoTennessee,butRocket CitybouncedbackonSunday toavoidthesweepwitha5-2 victoryintheseries nale.

AsitstandsonMonday, theBirminghamBarons(3-0) sitatoptheSouthernLeague Northwiththe1-lossSmokies justonegamebackinsecond place.

TheTrashPandasholdtheir usualspotfromlastyearin thirdplacewithjustonewinso farandtwogamesoutof rst whilethewinlessChattanooga Lookouts(0-3)arestilllooking forthatelusive rstvictory. TheTrashPandasopenup their rsthomeseriesthis weekatToyotaFieldinTown Madison.

Friday:Tennessee7, RocketCity6(10Innings) TheSmokieswereableto avoidlosingthehomeopener inextrainningswitha2-run

ByBOBLABBE bob@themadisonrecord.com

MADISON-TheBobJones baseballprogramisusedtowinningandthe2024seasonisno different.ThePatriotsarealso usedtobeingrankedamongthe state’sandcountry’sbestteams andthisyear’ssquadisright thereamongthetop.

Ledbynine-yearheadcoach

TherearefewnewadditionsatToyotaFieldthisbaseballseason.The KidsZoneintheToyotaOut eldExperienceisoneofthem.Thisarea

bottomofthe10thagainstthe TrashPandaslastFriday. Tennesseescored verunsin thebottomofthe rstinningto lead5-0,butfourrunsbythe TrashPandasinthetopofthe secondmadethisgamemuch closerat5-4Smokies. RocketCitywasabletodraw evenat5-5inthetopofthe fourthinningwhenColeFontenelleknockedinArolVera withanRBIsingletoleft. Withthecontestknottedup

beyondtheninthinning,the gamemarchedintothe10th wheretheTrashPandastook theleadinthetopofthe10th onawildpitchthatallowed SamBrowntoscore. Itwouldbeshort-lived thoughastworunsinthebottomofthe10thdoomedRocket Cityintheopener.

Saturday:Tennessee7,RocketCity0 Thesecondgameofthese-

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themostphotographedplacesin Madison,drivingevenmorepeopletoourdowntownareaandlocal businesses,”saidMVPExecutive DirectorMelanieThornton. Theprojectissupportedbyseverallocalbusinessesandorganizationsincluding,ValleyMLS,ToyotaAlabama,BankIndependent, theAlabamaStateCouncilonthe

TheRocketCityTrashPandaskickedoffthe2024seasononthe roadinTennesseeovertheweekend.They returnhomethisweektoopentheir rstseriesatToyotaFieldforthenewseason.PhotobyTrashPandas

featuresaBounceHouse,ObstacleCourse,Skee-BallShootout,anda LilHomeRunChallengeIn atable.

BankIndependentopensnewMadisonlocation

MADISON–BankIndependentcelebratedtheribbon cuttingofitsnewsalesof ce inWestMadisononThursday. Theevent,whichincludedan openhouse,wasattendedby BankIndependentexecutives, teammembers,andleaders fromMadisonCityandMadisonCounty.

“Wearethrilledtocelebrate thegrandopeningofournew WestMadisonof ce,”said RickWardlaw,CEOofBank Independent.“Thisexpansion marksasigni cantmilestone inourjourneytobetterserve theMadisonCountycommunity.Aswecommemorateour 10thanniversaryinthecounty, weremaincommittedtoprovidingexceptional nancial servicesandbuildinglasting relationshipswithourcustomers.Theopeningofthisof ce, alongwithourrecentgrowth inHuntsville,demonstrates ourdedicationtobeingbuiltto serve,nottosell.” Thenewof ce,locatedat 11254CountyLineRoad,marks thesecondBankIndependent locationinMadison.Kristen StricklandistheSalesOf cer fortheof ce,whileCynthia WebsterwillserveastheSales Leader.

AribboncuttingwasheldpastweekforthenewBankIndependentof ce,locatedat11254CountyLineRoad.

“BankIndependentisagreat communitypartner,andwe wereexcitedtoaddtheirWest MadisonBranchinourcity,” MadisonMayorPaulFinley said.“BankIndependent’sfocusonsupportingourbusiness communityaddsenormous valuetoMadisonaswecontinuetogrow.” TheopeningoftheWest Madisonof cecoincideswith BankIndependent’s10thanniversaryofits rstMadison Countylocation.Overthepast decade,thebankhasexperiencedsigni cantgrowthinthe county.

MadisonNewcomers andNeighborsClub tomeetApril11

MADISON–TheMadisonNewcomersandNeighborsClub,a Women’sSocialGroup,willmeet Thursday,April11,attheHogan FamilyYMCA,130ParkSquare Lane,Madison.Socialtimeisat 9:45amwiththemeetingat10a.m. ThespeakersfortheAprilmeetingareKimTreadwellandCarrie Petakfrom ANewLeaseonLife, alongwithacoupleoftheirfurryfriends.Theirorganizationis committedtoreducingthenumberofhomelesspetsonthestreets ofAlabama’scommunities.With thehelpofmanyvolunteers,their thriftstoresarehelpingsavethe livesofcountlesspets. Currentresidentsandnewcomersarealwayswelcometoattend theMadisonNewcomersand NeighborsClubmeetings.ForinformationcontactMarthaHeard (256)772-9721orLisaAnderson (540)273-3239.Youcanalsovisit thegroup’sFacebookpage.

PrideofMadison LitterPreventionProgram

APRIL2024

CITYWIDESPRING CLEANUP

JOINOURVOLUNTEER COMMUNITY

Putyourcivicprideintoactionbyvolunteeringa fewhourstoensureacleanandbeautifulcity.

TwoweekendeventsareplannedbythePrideofMadison.They willbeheldSaturday,April14andSaturday,April20.Both timesare9-11a.m.PoMprovidesthesuppliessuchassafety vests,grabbersticks,gloves,andtrashbags.ScantheQR codeforrmoreinformation.

MADISONCHAMBEROFCOMMERCEBESTINBUSINESSAWARDS

April19•U.S.SpaceandRocketCenter•www.madisonalchamber.com

ThenewSpaceCampOperationsCenterattheU.S.Space&RocketCenterwillserveasthevenueforthe2024Madison ChamberofCommerceBestinBusinessAwardsonApril19from4 to7p.m.Theawardsceremonywillincludeatraditional dinner.Theawards“showcaseexcellenceandinnovationthroughoutthelocalbusinesscommunity.Inadditiontorecognizing accomplishments,theeventoffersinvaluablenetworkingopportunitiesforbusinessesandleadersalike.Formoreinformation andtickets,gotowww.madisonalchamber.com.

fromtheday.

BobJonesAFJROTCaces rsttryat

Marine-regulationobstaclecourse

ByGREGGPARKER

gregg@themadisonrecord.com

MADISON-ThecadetsinAir ForceJuniorROTCorAFJROTCat BobJonesHighSchoolneverback downfromachallenge.Theyrecentlyshowedthepowerofdetermination–evenifyoudonothave experiencetoachieveaneasywin. “Twelvecadetsembarkedona journeyonMarch23tocompetein aU.S.MarineRegulationObstacle CourseinTuscaloosa,knownasthe TuscaloosaGauntlet,”according toMaj.(ret.)Dr.MelissaM.Lacey, whoservedintheU.S.AirForceand nowworksasaSeniorAerospace ScienceInstructoratBobJones.

TheTuscaloosaGauntletinvolves a ve-mileraceandMarine-regulationO-Coursewith20-plusobstacles,includingclimbinga25-foot cargonet‘mountain,’jumpinghigh-

lowbeams,lowcrawlingthrough muddyterrainandendinginamud ice-bathbefore nishingtherace. TuscaloosaCountyPark&RecreationAuthority,VisitTuscaloosa andAlabamaMarinesFoundation sponsoredthethirdannualTuscaloosaGauntlet. Thecoursesprovidedachallenge forbothcompetitiveracersandnovicesalike.

“BobJonesdoesnotevenhavean obstaclecourseforustopracticeon. Itook12cadetstoTuscaloosawithoutANYpractice,”Laceysaid.

“DidIexpectthemtoplaceinthe competition?Ididnot.Butthetenacityofthesestudentsamazesme, daily,”Laceysaid.

TheBobJones“B-21Raider” team,astheyarecalled,“isinits infancy,buttheseyoungmenand womenareaccomplishingamazing feats,”Laceysaid.“Themoniker,‘B-

21Raider,’comesfromthenameof theUSAirForce’snewestbomber, theB-21--precisionstriker,lethal andstealth.That’smyteam!” AllthreeteamsfromBobJones successfully nishedtherace,and theteamsclaimed rst,secondand thirdplaceintheJROTCwaveof competitors:

•BobJonesB-21Raider,Team1 –Firstplace,JROTCwavewithLoganJackson,NickLozano,Manfred RoseroandTreySchiber.

•BobJonesB-21Raider,Team3 –Secondplace,JROTCwavewith NickJensen,KricketJohnston,GabrielMartinandTaylorZich.

•BobJonesB-21Raider,Team 2–Thirdplace,JROTCwavewith MatthewDougherty,BrandonNakamura,DavidPetersonandEmily Welborf. Formoreinformation,visittuscaloosagauntlet.com.

wasthemostcompetitorsfromany schoolwithinAlabama.Secondly, wehad30studentsplaceinthetop 6intheircompetitiveevents,and22 studentswithinthetop3.”

“Thisisahugeaccomplishment andatruetestamenttoourstudents’ hardworkanddedicationtoHOSA futurehealthprofessionals,”Steinertsaid.

Studentscompetedinhealthcare-relatedcategories:

JamesClemensstudentscompiled outstandingresults,co-sponsorAshleySteinertsaid.“Firstofall,we had45studentstocompete,which

•SiyaPatel--BehavioralHealth, sixthplace.

•NirbanBajaj,ChrisLoboand AlexKulkarni--CreativeProblem-Solving, rstplace.

•SahithiMynampally,Claire JeongandDishaPatel--Creative Problem-Solving,fourthplace.

•CarterGjesvold--CulturalDiversity&DisparitiesinHealthcare, rst place.

•KatieBerger--CulturalDiversity&DisparitiesinHealthcare,third place.

•JaceYamaguchi--DentalScience,thirdplace.

•EmmyHarrisonandKaela Cronan--EmergencyMedicalTechnician,thirdplace.

•AasimMusani–Epidemiology, rstplace.

TheBobJonesHighSchoolAirForceJROTC,competingas‘B-21Raider,’claimedtopplacesattheTuscaloosaGauntlet.

FRIENDSBOWL -MadisonCitySchoolshelditssecondannualFriendsBowlatJamesClemensHighSchoollastweek forMCSSpecialEdstudents.StudentvolunteersfromJCand BobJoneshighschoolsassistedSPEDstaffandparentsin stagingtheevents.Itwasdif culttotellwhoenjoyedtheday most.Itwasaspecialdayindeed.Herearesomefunscenes

Buildabetterburger

HowtomakeHerbCheese-StuffedGarlicBurgers

BySTAFFREPORTS

news@themadisonrecord.com

MADISON-Backyardbarbecueseasonisstartingtoheatup. Althoughmanypeoplegrillall yearlong,grillingseasonkicks intohighgearinspringandsummer.

Burgerswillalwaysbequintessentialgrillingfare.Itshould comeasnosurprisethatthe monthofMayisNationalHamburgerMonth.That’slikelydue toMemorialDayweekend-which manyviewastheunof cialstart ofsummer-beingoneofthe rst timesoftheyearpeoplebegin grillingburgers.Despiteburgers’popularity,it’seasytomake mistakeswhenpreparingthem. Thesetipscanhelpanyonebuild abetterburger.

Usefreshlygroundmeat

Buyingready-madeground meat(ofanyvariety)istakinga gamblebecauseyoudon’tknow whenitwasground,howmany animalsitcamefromorhowit washandled.Byfreshlygrinding themeatathomeyouwillhave greatercontroloverthecutof meatandthefatcontent.Personallygroundmeatwillbefresher, especiallywhenyougetnicecuts ofmeatdirectlyfromyourlocal butcher.Topchefssuggestdicing coldmeatintochunksandfreezingforabout10minutespriorto grindingforthebestresults.

Fatiskey Forthemostjuicy, avorful burger,you’llwantaratioof80 percentmeatto20percentfat. Somepeopleliketoeatlean, butwithaburger,thefatwillbe necessaryandit’sbettertoselect leanermeatsforotherdishes.

Don’toverworkthemeat

Handlingtheburgerpattiestoo muchcanleadtodense,tough burgers.Gentlyshapetheburg-

ersintoround,1-inchthick, at discs.Topreventtheburgersfrom roundinginthemiddleduring cooking,pressadimplewithyour thumbinthecenterofthepatty tohelpitcookevenly.It’sasmart ideatoweigheachpattytoensure uniformityofsizeandevencooking.

Don’taddsaltearlyon Saltaddedtothegroundmeat beforeit’sshapedcandrawthe liquidoutofthemeat,leavinga dryburgerbehind.Sprinklesalt sparinglywhileitiscookingfor avoring.

Avoidovercooking

Mosthealthauthoritiesrecommendnotleavinganypinkmeat inaburgermadefromground meat.AccordingtoBBCGood Food,burgerscanbecookedfor5 to6minutesoneachsideformediumand8to9minutesperside forwelldone.Forthebestresults, useafoodthermometertocheck internaltemperature.TheUSDA saysgroundmeat,whetherit’s pork,veal,beef,orlamb,should becookedto160F

Flipasdesired

ThecookingresourceSerious Eatsdebunkedthemyththatburgersshouldonlybe ippedonce. Flippingtheburgerrepeatedly,as oftenasonceevery15seconds,encouragesfaster,moreeveninternalcookingandcandramatically reducecookingtime.

Keepthepattiesseparate

Leteveryonebuildtheirown burgers,askeepingthecooked meatawayfromtheburgerbuns foraslongaspossiblewillreduce thechancesofthejuicesmaking thebunssoggy.Soft,squishybuns tendtomakeforgoodburgereating,astheywillnotoverwhelm themeatwithtoomuchcrusty bread.

Thesmellofgrillingburgersis intheair.Ensurethateveryburgerisamasterpiecebyutilizing someimportantcookingtips.

HerbCheese-StuffedGarlicBurgers Makes6servings 2poundsgroundbeefchuck,80 percentlean 2tablespoonschoppedgarlic

ByGREGGPARKER gregg@themadisonrecord.com

MADISON–Good-naturedfuninacarnival-like atmospherewillentertain andeducateyoungsters duringHealthyKidsDay atHoganFamilyYMCAin Madison.

HeartoftheValley YMCAishostingtheannualeventinMadisonon April20from10a.m.to noon.Theday’sgoalisto giveahealthystarttoa newseasonforlocalchildren.

HealthyKidsDayisfree andopentothepublic. HoganFamilyYMCAwill setupentertainmentactivitiesand“willcelebrate kidsbeingkids,”Jennifer Dykessaid.Dykesworks asDirectorofMarketingandCommunications forHeartoftheValley YMCA.

Visitorscanenjoyfamily-friendlyactivitiesto encouragehealthykids, healthyfamiliesanda healthystarttospring andsummer.

HealthyKidsDay’smissionistoturnfunandplay intolifelongmemories. Featuredamusements willincludeapetting zoo,in atableplaystructures,localvendors,arts andcrafts,games, tness demosandfacepainting. InformationonYMCA summerprogramswillbe availableattheevent.

“It’ssoimportantfor kidstostayactiveoverthe summer,bothphysically andmentally,”JeffCollensaid.CollenisInterim CEOofHeartoftheValleyYMCA.“AttheYMCA, webelieveinproviding resourcesforfamiliesto createhealthyhabits,no

matterthetimeofyear. HealthyKidsDayisafun, freecommunity-wide eventthatencourages familiestotakeadvantage ofallthegreatsummer activitiesthattheYMCA hastooffer.” Formoreinformation, visitymcahuntsville.org/ hkd.

HeartoftheValley YMCAisaleadingnonpro torganizationcommittedtostrengthening communityformorethan 114years.Theyempower everyone,nomatterwho theyareorwheretheyare from,byensuringaccess toresources,relationshipsandopportunities foralltolearn,growand thrive.

Bybringingtogetherpeoplefromdifferent backgrounds,perspectivesandgenerations,the YMCA’sgoalistoimprove overallhealthandwell-being,igniteyouthempowermentanddemonstrate theimportanceofconnectionsinandacrossour community.(ymcahuntsville.org)

HealthyKidsDay’snationalsponsoris“Peanuts,”thecomicstripand relatedintellectualpropertyownedbyPeanuts Worldwide.CharlesSchulz rstintroducedtheworld to“Peanuts”in1950.

SoutheastFamily YMCAinHuntsvillealso willobserveHealthyKids DayonApril20.Thetimingtherewillbe9to11 a.m. TheaddressofHeartof theValley’sassociation of ceis238BusinessPark Blvd.,Building23B,Suite 101inMadison.Formore information,visitymcahuntsville.org/hkd.

HerbCheese-StuffedGarlicBurgers

Despiteburgers’popularity,it’seasytomakemistakeswhenpreparingthem.Thesetipscanhelpanyonebuildabetter burger.

BySTAFFREPORTS news@themadisonrecord.com

HARVEST–Getreadyto besweptawaybythecaptivatingrhythmsoflove, loss,andthe ercepower ofstorytellingasSparkmanTheatreproudlypresentstheirspringproduction,OnceonThisIsland. Thiscaptivatingmusical tellsthepoignanttaleof TiMoune,apeasantgirl withaheartfullof re, andherforbiddenlove forawealthyyoungman namedDaniel.Setagainst thebackdropofalushCaribbeanIsland,TiMoune embarksonadaring quest,defyingthewrathof thegodsandweathering thefuryoftropicalstorms, allinthenameofproving thatlove’spowertranscendsevendeathitself. Featuringabeautifulandsoulfulscoreby theacclaimedduoLynn AhrensandStephenFla

hascaptivatedaudiences worldwide.Theoriginal Broadwayproduction, over owingwithCaribbeanrhythmsandpoignant storytelling,garnered eightTonyAwardnominations,includingBestMusical.Amorerecent2017 revivalwentontowinthe TonyAwardforBestRevival.

SparkmanHighTheatre Groupinvitesyoutojoin themonthisunforgettablejourneyfromApril5th to14thatSparkmanHigh SchoolFineArtsCenter. Witnessthemagicunfold astalentedyoungactors bringthispowerfulstory tolifewithsong,dance, andthecaptivatingenergy oflivetheatre. “Wedance,wepray,we tellthestory”–Don’tmiss yourchancetoexperiencethisenchantingand heartwarmingproduction! Ticketsareonsalenowat sparkmantheatre.com.

Inthelittlemomentsandmajormilestonesofchildhood,we arehereforourpatientsandtheirfamilies–helping,healing, teachinganddiscovering.

21.HuntsvilleBalletCompanywillbeaccompaniedbyaliveorchestra.Fortimes andticketsvisitwww.huntsvilleballet. org/ticketsorcall256.539.0961. AboutHuntsvilleBallet PatronsfromacrossAlabamaandthe TennesseeValleytraveltoHuntsvilleto enjoytheartistryofHuntsvilleBallet’s thirteenprofessionaldancers,complementedbytheworkofpre-professional andjuniorcompanymembersandguest artists.Audiencesenjoytheartofclas-

sicalballetinperformanceslikeRomeo andJuliet,TheNutcracker,andThe SleepingBeautyaswellasotherdance genresfeaturedinnewerworkssuchas StageDoorCanteenandTheTumbleweedSuite.HuntsvilleBallet’sperformancesandcommunityoutreachprogramsaredesignedtoappealtoabroad audienceandbringtheartofballetto everyonefromtheartlovertothosenew totheexperience.HuntsvilleBalletCompanyandSchooloperateundertheumbrellaofCommunityBalletAssociation, Inc.,a501c3non-pro tmemberofthe stateandlocalArtsCouncils.

MONSTERJAM •April12-14•VonBraunCenter www.vonbrauncenter.com

Enjoybig-timefamilyfunatMonsterJam®,wherethe world’sbestdriversandtheir12,000-poundmonstertrucks tearupthedirtinintensecompetitionsofspeedandskill. Witnesscrazyskillsandall-outracingin ercehead-to-head battlesfortheEventChampionship.You’llbeclosetothe actionastheworld’smostpopulartruckslikeGraveDigger®, ElToroLoco®,Megalodon®andmorepushthelimitsinFreestyle,Skills,DonutandRacingcompetitions.MonsterJam alsofeaturesbreathtakingFreestyleMotocrossexhibitions.

BAMALAMABACKYARDCONCERTS:REBIRTHBRASSBAND April11•TheOrionAmphitheater•theorionhuntsville.com

RebirthBrassBandkicksoffBAMALAMABackyardConcertshostedintheArtistMeadowofTheOrionAmphitheater startingApril11withTheDaveAndersonProjectandHuntsvilleCommunityDrumline!InpartnershipwithMicrowave DaveMusicEducationFoundation,BAMALAMAConcertsare one-of-a-kindwithsupportfromlocalartistsandmusicians. Bringyourfriends+fam,alawnchairorablanket,andenjoy aneveningoffantasticlivemusic!

SpringPlantSalereturnstoHuntsvilleBotanicalGardenon April12-14

ByGREGGPARKER gregg@themadisonrecord.com

HUNTSVILLE–Tobeautify apartmentbalconiestolarge gardenplots,theannualSpring PlantSaleatHuntsvilleBotanicalGardencansatisfygardening needsforalltypesofprojects. Qualityandselectionaretop priorityforthesaleatHuntsville BotanicalGarden.Thesalewill include oweringplants,wild-

owers,herbs,trees,shrubs, vegetablesandnativeplants. Thespecimensarehardyand willestablishthemselvesfor Summer2024. Gardeningenthusiastsalso willliketheaccesstohard-tondnativeplantspeciesand uniquenewcultivars,allinone convenientplace.Inaddition, theshelvesandtableswillincludeplantsthatthestafftended forcollectionsatHuntsvilleBo-

tanicalGarden.

OnApril11,thesalewillopen asamembers-onlyeventfrom8 a.m.to6:30p.m.Individualscan becomeamemberatthesaleto enjoythespecialmembership perkofearlyshopping. Hoursforthepublicsalewill beApril12,8a.m.to6:30p.m.; April13,8a.m.to4p.m.;and April14,11a.m.to4p.m. Thevastinventoryofplants

THELEGENDS April12•TheOrionAmphitheater•theorionhuntsville.com

PUPPALOOZA April14 TheOrion Amphitheater theorionhuntsville.com

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TheGrill

Gas:Directheat,medium-high425F to450F;clean,oiledgrate

Charcoal:Directheat,lightash;12-by12-inchcharcoalbed(about3dozen coals);clean,oiledgrateonlowestsetting

Wood:Directheat,lightash;12-by-12inchbed,3to4inchesdeep;clean,oiled grateset2inchesabovethe re

1.Heatthegrillasdirected.

2.Usingyourhands,mixthebeef,garlic,salt,andpepperinabowluntilwell blended;donotovermix.Usingalight

touch,forminto12pattiesnomorethan 1/2-inchthick.

3.Putaportion(about11/2teaspoons) ofcreamcheeseinthecenterofeachof the6patties;topwiththeremaining pattiesandpresstogether,takingcare tosealtheedgeswell.Refrigeratethe burgersuntilthegrillisready.

4.Brushthegrillgrateandcoatit withoil.Puttheburgersonthegrill, coverandcookfor9minutes, ipping after5minutes,formedium-done(150F, slightlypink).Addaminutepersidefor well-done(160F).

5.Totoastthebuns,putthemcutsidesdowndirectlyoverthe reforthe lastminuteofcooking.

6.Ifservingtheburgersdirectlyfrom thegrill,serveonthebuns.Iftheburgerswillsit,evenforafewminutes,keep thebunsandburgersseparateuntiljust beforeeating.

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forsaleincludeseverythingfromtrees andshrubstoannualandperennial owers.Someoftheshade-loving owersare impatiensforhangingbasketsorinmass plantings,caladiums,coleus,azaleas,hostasandferns.Sun-loving owersinclude begonias,sun owers,marigolds,calibrachoas,petunias,DustyMillerandlantanas.

Oneofseveraltreesforsalewillbethe EasternRedbud(Cerciscanadensis).The treethrivesinfullsunshinetopartial shade,andaspecimencanreach20to30 feetinheight.Theredbudisoneof rst treestoblossominearlyspringwithits strikingpinkish-purple owersthatdot theSouthernlandscape.

Theredbudhasheart-shapedleaves, andthetreeboastsvibrantfallfoliagein shadesofyellow.Anecosystemofbees, butter iesandbirds ourishesamong thetree’searly owersandseeds.Professionalsatthegardenrecommendadding aredbudtoanygreenspace.(hsvbg.org) Inrecenthonors,“USAToday”named HuntsvilleBotanicalGardenasthesixth bestbotanicalgardenintheUnitedStates. “This118-acreAlabamabotanicalgarden isopenyear-roundandoffersavarietyof diverseecosystemsforguestsofallages toenjoyandexplore.Openedin1988,the gardenincludesaseasonalopen-airbutter yhouse,DogwoodTrail,FernGlade, 13themedherbgardensandanaturetrail withpathsthroughanindigenouslowlandforest,”accordingto“USAToday.” HuntsvilleBotanicalGarden’saddress is4747BobWallaceAve.Formoreinformation,call256-830-4447,orvisithsvbg. org.

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Arts,andRepresentativeParker Moore.

“Theircommitmenttoourvisionhasmadethisextraordinary projectareality,”saidThornton ofMVP’spartnersonthemural trail.

MVPiscurrentlyaimingfora totalofthreemuralsintheMadisonMuralTrail.Thelocationand subjectofthethirdmuralhave yettobeannounced.

AnotherprojectMVPisinvolvedinfundraisingeffortsfor isthenewCommunityCenter,

forwhichtheyhaveraisedtodate over$1.5million.Thelatestmajordonationamountedto$150,000 fromStar shHoldings. MVPwillalsobeexpanding theirfundraisinginitiativesin thefallofthisyeartoincludethe newMadisonNow,MadisonForeverfund. Thorntonexplained,“Weare launchingtheMadisonNow, MadisonForeverFund,thecommunityfoundation’s rstgeographicfundandanendowment forthecityofMadison.TheMad-

upof15seniorsandninejuniors,manyof whichstartedforthesquadaseasonago andmadetheElite8Class7Aplayoffs. Thisseason,withthreeplayerscommittedtoSoutheasternConferenceschools, thePatsare28-6includingahuge11-6 victoryoverthenation’stopratedteam inIMGAcademyofBradenton,Fla.The teamisworkingtogetherasawell-oiled machineandisonaroll.

“Weareateamthatisconnectedtogetherandareverycloseasourchemistryisjustright,”saidJacobPearl,senior startingsecondbasemancommittedto playforMontevalloonceincollege.“We feelwearegettingthingsdoneandwe’re con dentwewillwinaswecontinue movingthroughtheseasonschedule.”

Theschedulewillincludethehuge crosstownbattlewithJamesClemensin athree-gameseriesApril18and20.

“Thenationalrankingisabigchange forusfromthestandpointtherecognitionputsatargetonourbacks,”added Pearl,whoisinhissecondseasonatBob Jonesafterbeingathree-yearstarterat HuntsvilleHigh.“Ithinktheranking isgood,butwe’resomuchmorethana nationallyrankedteamaswe’refunto watch,fullofenergy,loudandwill ght towin.Manyofusaregoodfriendsaway fromthegame.CoachSmithbringsus togetherforspecialeventssowealways havethefeelingofateam.”

“Wefeelgoodaboutourathleticism withmultipleguyswhocanplaymultiplepositionsaswehavethoseimportant partsonthesquadtomakeuswinners,” saidSmith. “Weleaveeverythingwehaveonthe eldandgrindtothe nishwhenwe play,”saidPearl.

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rieswasfarlesscompetitivefortheTrash PandasastheteamfromMadisonwas heldtojusttwohitsinalopsidedlossto thoseSmokies.

Tennesseepepperedgamewithruns inthe rst,third,fourthandseventhinningstorunawaywithit.

Sunday:RocketCity5,Tennessee2 TheTrashPandasdidn’tmessaround intheSundaygameastheygrabbedthe 3-0leadinthetopofthe rstanddidn’t lookback.

Thescoringinthetopofthe rststartedwithSamBrown’sRBIsinglethatplatedNelsonRadaandthena2RBIdouble byEricWagamandroveinBrownand TuckerFlinttoputRocketCity rmlyout frontfromtheonset.

TheSmokiesrespondedina ashwitha pairofrunsoftheirowninthebottomof

isonNow,MadisonForeverFund isanowandlaterfund,meaning that50%ofalldonationswould supportcurrentyeargrant-makingtomakeanimmediateimpact inthecityofMadison.Theremaining50%ofdonationswould beaddedtotheMadisonForever endowmenttoserveasapermanentsourceoffundingtoaddress futurecommunityneedsinthe cityofMadison.”

LearnmoreabouttheMadison MuralTrailandallofMVP’sinitiativesatmvpmadison.org.

the rstinningtomakethisgamemuch closerat3-2TrashPandasafterone. ButthatwouldbeallTennesseewould beabletotallyonthescoreboardasRocketCityaddedtoitsleadinthetopofthe secondand fthinningstoclaimits rst victoryoftheyoungseason. TheTrashPandasarebackhomethis weekfortheopeninghome-standwitha slateofgamesagainsttheunbeatenBirminghamBarons. Therearegiveawaysthisweeklike aWednesdaybobbleheadnightand a Thursdayhomeplatedoormatalongwith postgame reworkssetforFridayand Saturdaynight. GamestonightthroughSaturdayareall listedtobeginat6:35p.m.withtheSunday naletabbedfor2:35p.m.JoshCaray willhavethecallonWZZN97.7-HD2.

CatarynaSchreiber MadisonAcademystudent-athlete CatarynaSchreiberisuniquefromthe standpointshehasadualcitizenship asacitizenofboththeUnitedStates andCanada. Page4B

atAustin.Picturedabove:CoachJaredSmith,CoachCalebRogersandCoachHunterSmothers.

Page5B ByCALEBODOM caleb@themadisonrecord.com MADISON-BobJonesBaseballdominatedAustininthe rstweekendofareaplaywith twogamesthathadtoberunruled. Themostdramaticgameof theserieswasthesecondcontestthattookplaceathomefor thePatriotsonKidsDayatthe ballpark. Withatrackand eldmeet takingplaceattheBobJones campus,therewasabuzz aroundthe eldasthesun warmedthebaseballfanswho weretheretotakeinadouble-headeragainsttheroad BlackBears. Thisseriesalsohadsomein thedugoutsigni cancetoit becausethisweekendmarked thereturnofformerBobJones pitchingcoachHunterSmotherswhodepartedafterthe 2023campaigntotakethehead coachingjobatAustin. Itwasalittleoddseeing Smothers,whocoachedatBob Jonesfrom2017to2023,in

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MADISON-Getagood nightsleepforagoodcause. That’sthemessagetheJames Clemensfootballprogram

“Allthemoneyraisedfrom thesalewillgotowardsrenovationsandupgradesforthe school’sathletic eldhouse,” saidChadMcGeheehead coachoftheJets.“Everypurchasegoestowardsupporting ourfootballteamwithequipmentandupgradingfacilities.”CustomFundraising SolutionsofAlabamawill handletheinventoryandactualsaleofmerchandiseand

handinthemakeshiftshowroomoftheschoolcafeteria toassistonselectionsofbedding.Inadditiontomattresses inalldifferentstyles,sizesand rmness,thesalewillalsoincludeluxurypillowsandmattresspads.Thebrandsofmattressesavailablewillinclude Simmons,Beautyrestand Therapedicamongothers. “Thepricesofferedare 30-40-percentlessthanretail andallmattressescomewith afullcomfortguaranteeand factorywarranty,”addedMcGeHee. Inthe11yearsthefootball programhashostedtheevent, $67-thousandhasbeenmade fromthesales,allofwhich hasgonestraighttothefootballportionofathleticsatthe Class7Aschool.McGehee’s

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MADISON-TheJamesClemensJetsopenedareaplaywith adominantsweepofFlorence baseballthispastweekend. JCtookbothgamesofaFridaydouble-headerinFlorence witha14-3wininthe rstone andanarrow4-3victoryinthe secondroadcontest.

BeforetheJetswentonthe roadtosweepawaytheFalcons, theyhadtotakecareofbusinessonThursdayinthe rst gameathome. JamesClemensoverpowered Florenceinthat rstfaceoffas well11-1atTheJetsPlexwith abarrageofoffenseandqualitypitchingbythelefthander SatchelWheeler. Wheelerwent veinnings allowingonerunwithonehit withtwowalksandfourstrikeoutsinthevictory. “Allthesegamesreallymatterandthatisallyoucanask foristocomeoutlockedinand makingsureyouaredoingthe mostyoucantohelptheteam win,”Wheelersaid. TheJetshitthegroundrunninginthebottomofthe rst

Overthelast11yearstheJames Clemensfootballprogramhas raisedover$65-thousandtohelp theteamwithequipmentandfacilityupgrades.Thisyear’sfundraisermattresssaleisscheduled forApril28.

JamesClemensscoredavictorioussweepoverAreafoeFlorencethisweekend.

with verunsbeforeFlorencecould evensettleintothegame. FourstraighthitsbyCarson Loosier,HaydenMarkfort,Ty MarshandFranciscoRamirezgot JamesClemensrollingstrongwith runsastheFalcons ailedinthe rst.

TheJetstackedonasixthrun inthebottomofthesecondinning whenLoosier’sleadoffwalkeventuallyscoredonathrowingerrorby theFlorencecatcher.

TheFalconsscoredtheironlyrun ofthegameagainstWheelerinthe bottomofthethirdinningwhena sacri ce ybySolomonknockedin theright elderMartintomakeit 6-1JC.

JamesClemensexpandeditsadvantagewithanotherruninthebottomofthefourthinningwhenDavid Sharp’sleadofftriplewasplatedby Markfort’sRBIsacri ce y.

TheJetsslammedthedooronthe Falconsinthebottomofthe fthinningwithfourmoretorun-rulethe game.

MatthewDrinkwater’sRBIsinglewithnooneoutplacedSharpat thirdbasewiththegamehangingin thebalanceatleastfortheFalcons whocouldn’tstopthebleeding. AFlorencepitchwentskidding awayfromthecatcherpavingthe easypathwayfromSharptorunto homeplatefortheforgoneconclusionofawin.

“Gameonesetsthetonefornot justthisseries,butforallofarea play,”JamesClemenscatcherJT Johnsonsaid. “GoinginAustinandgoinginto BobJones,ifyoutakethisgameit getsagoodvibeinthelockerroom andagoodvibeinthedugoutand cancarryovertotomorrowandall thoseotherseries.”

FridayGame1: JamesClemens14,Florence3

TheJetshittheroadthenextday totakeonFlorenceattheFalcons’ placeforadouble-dipanditstarted witha2-touchdowndrubbing. Thisgameisdeceptive,because the nalscorecouldmakeitappear likeJamesClemenshaditallthe way,butthiscontestwasactually fartighterthanat rstglance.

JCtalliedsolorunsinthe rstand secondinningstolead2-0,butFlorencescoredsolorunsinthethird andfourthinningstotiethegame at2-2. TheFalconseventooktheleadat 3-2inthebottomofthe fthinning, butthatwasbeforethetsunamiof runsthatawaitedtheminthetopof theseventhinning.

Downonerunwithtimerunning outintheseventh,JamesClemens wentoffwith12runstoburyFlorenceandmakethiscontestlooklike itwasneverevenclose. JetspitchersCadeMcComband LukeDavenportcombinedtohold

theFalconstothreerunsandjust onehitinthegame.

FridayGame2: JamesClemens4,Florence3 Alloftheoffenceforbothteams cameinthe rstinningasJames Clemensscoredfourrunsinthe topofthe rstandFlorencetallied threerunsinthebottomofthe rst. JCstartingpitcherMasonBusch madeitoneinningbeforehewas liftedforMatthewDrinkwaterwho gavetheJetssixscorelessinnings whereheallowedonehitwithfour walksandeightstrikeoutsinthe win.

AftersweepingawaytheFalcons, itwouldbeeasyfortheJetstobe ridinghigh,butJamesClemens headcoachJohnnyJohnsoniskeepinghisclubfocusedonthedangers ofthatwayofthinking.

“ThetrapIguessisinyearspast, wemayplaywellagainstFlorence andthenweletupagainstAustin andwe ndawaytoloseone,”JohnnyJohnsonsaid.

“Welostonelastyearagainst themandyouknow,wecan’tletthat happen.We’vegottoonegameata time,wecan’tlookforwardtoBob Jonesandallthosethings.”

ThebeatgoesonforJamesClemensonThursdaywitharoadgame againstAustinat5:30p.m.andthen aSaturdaydouble-headerbackat homewithAustinat1p.m.and3:30 p.m.

Patriots Continuedfrompage1B blackandorangeinsteadofthePatriots’traditionalred,whiteandblueand wearingabaseballcapforthatmatter.

BobJoneswasabletotakedownthe BlackBears5-3inthe rstgameonSaturday.

WhenthePatriotsscoredanearlyrun inthebottomofthe rstitappearedthat theywereoffandrunning,butAustin broughtthe ghtinthisgameandhada latesurgetomakeitinteresting.

thingfeltoffwhenWilsonwentback outinthetopoftheseventhinning.

ItwaslikeAustincouldsmellbloodin thewaterandthePatriotswereholding onfordearlifeallofasudden.

TheBlackBearshadthreeonina ashwithtwohitsandawalkwithno outs.

StidhamscoredathirdrunforAustin whenhescamperedhomeafteraBob Joneswildpitch. PatriotsheadcoachJaredSmith couldsensethedangertooandouthe cametoreplacehispitcherWilsonfor JackShaw.

The rstBobJonesruncamethanks toanRBIsinglebyshortstopBraden BooththatdroveinsecondbasemanJacobPearlfortheprompt1-0advantage.

ThePatriotswouldbeabletoexpand thatedgeto5-0withtworunsinthe bottomofthethirdandtwomoreinthe fourth.

ThisincludedanRBIdoubleinthe fourthbyPearl.

“Iknewhewasgoingtopitchmesimilartomypastatbats,”Pearlsaid.

“SoIknewwithtwoouts,Ineeded to ndawaytogeton.IwasinanadvancedcountsoIwaslookingforsomethingtodriveandIgotafastballthatI coulddrivetothebacksidehalf.”

TheBlackBearshadaccepteddefeat right?

NotsomuchasBobJonesstarting pitcherTannerHermeschbegantotire inthe fthinningandthePatriotsdefensehadtohelphimgetoutof2-onno outjamthatallowedonerun.

Itwasthesamestoryinthetopofthe sixthasHermeschwasclearlyrunning outofgasastheBlackBearsloadedthe baseswithbacktobacksinglesandahit batterwithoneout.

Hermeschwasabletogetthesecond outinthesixthviaastrikeout,butthe righthanderwasliftedforreliefpitcherGageWilsonwhogottheimportant thirdoutminimizethedamageasAustin tackedonasecondruntotrail5-2.

TheBobJonesbatshadsuddenlygone silentinthe naltwoinningsandsome-

“Itwasgettingprettyclose,wehad basesloadedbutIjusthadtogointhere andthrowstrikes,”Shawsaid. “Iknewmydefensewouldbackmeup soIjusthadtogetthejobdone.”

ShawwasclutchforBobJonesashe cameintoslamthedooronAustinwith twogroundoutsanda nalstrikeout lookingtoendthegameinstyle.

FridayGame1: BobJones14,Austin1(6Innings) BobJonesacepitcherBradenBooth tosseda1-hitgemwhereheallowedjust onerunwiththreewalksand11strikeoutsoversixinningsasthePatriotbats gavehimmorethanenoughsupportin Decaturtoopenareaaction.

SaturdayGame3:BobJones11,Austin1 (5Innings) Freshoffthe rstgameoftheSaturday double-header,thePatriotsover-poweredAustintosecurethesweepwitha strongsevenrunsinthebottomofthe rstinningtorunawaywiththisthird installmentthatonlywent veinnings. ThePatriotsnextdobattleinareaplay withtheFlorenceFalconswithGame 1slatedtotakeplaceatBobJonesthis Fridayat5:30p.m.Games2and3willbe playedonSaturdayinFlorenceat1p.m. and3:30p.m.

JamesClemensseniornamedthewinnerofthe Bryant-JordanRegion4Scholar-AthleteAward

MADISON-Tobeconsideredfor theBryant-JordanStudent-AthleteProgramonemustbeatthe topoftheirgameasanathleteand beamongtheeliteacademically,as wellas,possessagivingattitudein theireffortsawayfromtheirathleticendeavors. Withthosefactsasrequirements, itwasonlynaturalJamesClemens seniortennisplayerBhavyaChalasaniwouldbechosentorepresent theschoolintheBryant-Jordan Award.Herextraordinarymulti-layeredtalentshelpedbringherto becomebeingchosentheClass7A, Region4winneroftheprestigious 37thannualawardthatwascreated in1986bytheAlabamaSportsHall

ofFameinconjunctionwiththeAlabamaHighSchoolAthleticAssociation.

The5-foot-9senioriscurrentlyon hersixthvarsityteamatJamesClemensmakingherwaytothesquad beginningasaseventhgrader.She playsNo.1fortheJetsafterlosingin thequarter nalsinbothsinglesand doublesatthe2023AHSAAState Tournament.

“WhenIbeganintheseventh grade,Iwastheonlymiddleschool playerontheteamandIgotused tobecomingfriendswiththeolder girlsontheteam,”saidChalasani.“I learnedhowtoplaytennisbywatchingmyolderbrother,Yasanka,who playedontheJamesClemensteam andgraduatedin2016.Hewasteam captainandSectionalchampion.I pickedupthesportquickly.Ifeltlike

Iwasanatural twiththesport.”

“Bhavyaisagreatplayer,amazingleaderandoverallgreatkid,” saidJavierLopez,headcoachofthe Jets’tennisteam.“Shehasledthe girlsteamtoanundefeatedseason sofar.”

Onceaplayerfortheschoolvolleyballteamasafreshman,Chalasanidecidedtostickwithtennis andisrankedamongthetop20in AlabamaaccordingtoherUSTAJr. ranking.Lastsummersheplayedon theAHSAANorth-SouthAll-Star WeekandwonherdivisionasNo.3 singles.

Shespendsmanyhoursonthe courts,butthestepstakentopartakeinnumerousotheraspectsof herlifecouldmakeanyotherdizzy. Somehowthishighlyintellectteen

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MADISON-MadisonAcademy student-athleteCatarynaSchreiber isuniquefromthestandpointshe hasadualcitizenshipasacitizenof boththeUnitedStatesandCanada, asherfatherwasbornaCanadian whileshewasbornintheStates. She’salsouniqueasanelitesoftball pitcherasbeingoneofafewwho doesn’trelyonafastballtomow downopposinghitters.Instead,she confusesbattersasshemixesup hersevendifferentpitches,which arecreatinghavocwherevershe stepstothepitcher’smound.

“EveryoneattheplateislookingforthefastballsoIthrowalot ofspinpitchesandkeepthemoff balance,”saidSchreiber,whowasa Class3AAll-Statepitcheraseason agoasafreshmanandwhoposted 311strikeouts,whichwastopsin AlabamaamongClass3Aschools. “ButI’mlookingtobebetterevery day.”

Thesensationalright-handed pitcherledtheLadyMustangstoa 35-10seasonrecordwhilepostingan individualrecordof28-7with187inningsanda1.82earnedrunaverage. Attheplateshebatted.529with13

homersand62runsbattedin,thus earningherAll-Stateplacement amongthebestinAlabama.

Sofarin2024,the5-foot-9, 160-poundpitcheris12-2withan ERAof1.26and104strikeoutsin just61innings.Onoffense,sheis hitting.381with22RBIsin14games.

DeanClark,inhistenthseasonas headcoachand25thoverallatMadisonAcademy,knowshisstarpitcherbetterthananyone.Afterall,she wasplacedonthevarsitysquadas aseventhgraderandthenbegan pitchingfortheLadyMustangsin theeighthgradeanditwasatthat timeshebegantomowdownthe competition.“Sheisahardworker asshestaysafterpracticenumeroustimestothrowextrabullpenor takeextrahittingpractice,”added Clark.“Shecanthrowanumber ofdifferentpitchesandisexcellent onhittingspots.Sheisextremely coachableandveryhumble.Sheisa competitorwhowantstowinandis agreatteamplayer.”

Amulti-sportathletealsoparticipatinginbothswimmingand volleyballgrowingup,Schreiber rotatedtosoftballasasix-yearold atMayfairParkinHuntsvilleand atage11tooktothemoundandhas neverwaiveredfromthepositionas

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BhavyaChalasaniofJamesClemensisteamcaptainoftheLadyJetstennisprogramandrecentlywasawardedtheRegion4 scholarshipaspartofthestate-wideBryant-JordanScholar-AthleteAward.

Cataryna“Cat”Schreiberisgathering steamthroughhersophomoreseason asstarpitcherfortheMadisonAcademy softballteamandisbeingsoughtafter bynumerouscolleges.

MustangMudRun setforApril13at MadisonAcademy

ByBOBLABBE bob@themadisonrecord.com

MADISON-It’sdirty.It’schallenging.It’sforeveryone.The seventhannualMustangMud RunisscheduledforSaturday, April13whereparticipantsage 12andolderwillface20-plus obstacleswithina5K(3.1miles) distanceonthecampusofMadisonAcademylocatedonSlaughterRoad.Theobstaclecourseis situatedalongandthroughIndianCreekandtheadjacentwoodedareas.

Someoftheobstacleseach participantwillfaceinclude TarzanTwist,JumpTheFence, BigDipper,RoadKill,LogRun, MuddyWhopper,Tanglerand SwampSludge,justtonamea fewawaitingtheonslaughtof challengers.Thisyear,raceorganizershaveinstalledtwonew obstaclesnamed“Pike’sPeak” and“MineShaft.”Participants manytimesdon’tknowwhat’s nextinthecoursewhenitcomes toobstacles.Organizersstress thefacttheraceisheldrainor shineandoffertipsforthosewho looktothefun- lledevent:you

mustcrossacreek,butdonot havetobeabletoswim,medical staffonsite,notatimedevent.

“Lastyearwehadover800 participantsfrom vedifferentstatesandmanyofthose whoparticipateddidsowithin teams,”saidTerriSpeir,Mud Runracedirector.“Wehad teamsrepresentingawide-range ofareassuchasJROTCteams, churchgroups,cross tenthusiasts,corporateteamsandtonsof familiesandfriendsbattletheir waythroughourmuddiestyear onrecord.”

Groupsandteamsareabig partoftheeventandarewelcomeandgroupdiscountsare offered.Groupsof8-pluscan registerasateamforonly$50 perteammate.

Proceedsfromtheeventhelp tobringupgradestotheclassroomsandoverallfacilitiesat MadisonAcademytohelpenhancetheChristianbasedlearningenvironment.Plus,aportion oftheproceedsgotobene tthe FirstStophomelessministry. “AtMadisonAcademy,weare creatingalife-changingexperienceforourstudentsandschool

communityaswecreateimpactfulexperiencestoallowthe heart,soulandbodyto ourish,” saidSpeir.“Ourcommitmentto academicaccomplishmentisreectedinthetestscoresasour college-boundstudentsaverage 25.1ontheACTona ve-year average.”

Thefamily-friendlyMudRun includesthe“Lil’Muddy1K”for kidsagessevenandup.ParticipantsintheadultMudRunand whohaveyoungsterstakingpart inthe1Keventareencouraged torunalongsidetheirchildren inthe1K.Theracewillhavea

leadstaffrunnertoshowthe participatingkidswheretogoin theirfun- lledjauntinthemud. Safetypersonnelarestationed throughoutthecoursesofboth events. EliteandJROTCheatsbegin at8:45a.m.withregularheats beginningat9:00a.m.andlast through11:00a.m.In2023,850 raceparticipantstooktothe course. Registerbyvisitingwww.mustangmudrun.com.Feesforthe racesare$55foranindividual intheMudRunand$25inthe LilMudevent.Afamilyoffour

ormorereceivea$5discountfor eachfamilymember.Ateamof eightormorearecharged$50 perperson.Parkingattheschool is$5pervehicle.

“Participantscanexpectto slip,slide,climb,jump,slogand swingtheirwaytoafun nish,” addedSpeir.

SponsorsincludeRedstone FederalCreditUnion,Alabama PediatricDentalAssociates,WileyInsuranceAgencyandBurn BootCamp. “Onemoreimportantpieceof adviceistobringaQ-tip,mud willgeteverywhere,”Speirsaid.

BaseballsweepsdoubleheadertoclinchseriesatWestGeorgia

CARROLLTON,Ga.-TheUAH baseballteamsweptaSaturdaydoubleheaderofaGulfSouthConferenceseriesatWestGeorgiaonSaturdayafternoonwitha6-5victoryin gameoneanda9-3wininthesecond game.TheChargersarenow18-19 (6-15GSC),whiletheWolvesarenow 18-19(10-11GSC).

G1:UAH6,UWG5

The rstgameoftheserieskicked offwithatwo-run rstbytheChargersastheWolveshadto ghtback fromthestart,eventuallytyingthe gameat2-2inthefourthinning.In

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tsherlifetogetherlikeapuzzle.Themanypiecesofherlife puzzlearewhathelpedherreceivethecelebratedstateaward whichbeganwiththeschool nominationforherabilityto achievealevelofexcellencein theareasofacademicsandathletics.

“Bhavyaisthegirl’steam captainleadingconditioning andskillpracticesduringtimes whencoachescouldnotbepresent.IhavetrulyenjoyedcoachingherandIknowshewilldo greatthingsinherfutureen-

thetopofthe fth,UAHscoredfour runsandheldtheleadfortheremainderofthegame.

Attheplate,DylanJohnstonand JCWilburneachhadapairofhits, withJohnstoncontributingateamhightwoRBIina2-for-4showing. BrockButlerwent1-for-4withadoubleandanRBI.

CarsonHerringgotthestarton themoundforUAHandwent4.0inningsbeforeCoryHagoodcamein andrecordedthewin,ashepitched 5.0inningsandgaveupjustonerun. Herringstruckoutthreeandgave

deavors,”addedLopezofhis starplayer. “Mylifeinmanywayscenters aroundhealthandthatthat’s whyI’mheadedtopre-medand wanttobecomeaphysician,” saidChalasani.“I’mthinkingof becominganOGBYNordermatologist.”

Withherintelligencelevel, Chalasanicarriesa5.1weightedgradepointaverage,which ranksherNo.10among565in herclass.She’samemberofthe Bio-MedicalAcademyatJames Clemensandhasconductedan

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upnoearnedruns.

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Ingametwo,theWolvesjumped outtoa3-0leadafterthesecondinning,butaLindseygrandslamin thethirdinningjump-startedthe Chargerscoringastheywouldgoon toscoreatleastonerunexceptthe sixththerestoftheway.

Attheplate,Lindseyhadtwo homerunsand veRBIina3-for-4 appearanceattheplate.MerikCarterandButlereachcontributedtwo RBIaswell,withButlergoing2-for-5 andCartergoing2-for-4.

arrayofresearchattheUniversityofPittsburghandlocally withbothHudsonAlphaandAlabamaA&M.“Ialsovolunteer attheLincolnVillageMinistry inHuntsville.Were-modelold homes,”addedChalasani. Thesupertalentedstudent-athletewastwicefaced withadversitywithankleinjuriescausinghertositonthe sidelinestwomonthsateach injuryincident.Herpositive attitudehelpedhertoconnect withamindsetwhichledheron comebacks.

ChalasaniisVicePresidentof theStudentGovernmentAssociation,aNationalMerit nalist, memberoftheNationalHonor Society,aStudentAmbassador forJamesClemens,VicePresidentofHOSAandcaptainofthe tennisteam. ThedaughtertoSireeshaMynenisaidherstyleonthetennis courtisoneofaggressiveness. Sheadded,“Itakealotofrisks. I’msmartandknowhowtobe consistent.Istayonthebaseline alot,butIalwaysgotoawinningshot.”

“Myinterestinthemedial eldliesintheareasofmyleadership,serviceandloveofmedicine,”saidChalasani.“Those arethereasonswhyIchosethat careerpath.” Atotalof102highschoolseniorstudent-athletes,52inthe

Bryant-JordanScholar-Athlete Programand52intheBryant-JordanStudentAchievementProgram,haveadvanced fromareanominationsandeach willberecognizedattheannual banquettobeheldApril15atthe Birmingham-SheratonHotel.

Numerouscollegesarewaitinginthewingstograbthis superbtalentasshecarriesa 4.0gradepointaveragetogo alongwithherbeinganelite athlete.SouthCarolina,USA, So.Miss,MissState,Alabama, Latech,Memphis,IowaState andCollegeofCharlestonhave allshowninterestinherenormousspecialabilities.Stilla longwaytogobeforegraduating,Schreiberalreadyknows shewouldliketoconcentrate herclassroomstudiesofbecomingaphysicaltherapist. “I’minterestedinhumanmusclemovement,”shesaid,adding herengrossmentofthehuman anatomystemsfromsuffering aleftkneeinjury,whichdid notrequiresurgery,butdidfeatureavastamountofphysical therapycausinghertomissthis pastseasonofvolleyballforthe LadyMustangs.“Iattendeda summervolleyballcampatour schoolandtheextrarepsIwent throughoverusedmyknee.I missedmyentiresophomore seasonofvolleyballbecauseof thatinjury.Iactuallystillwear akneebrace.”

UAHhockeyteamandlater playedoneyearofprofessional hockeyinGermany.Shehasa fastball,screwball,dropball, changeup,riseball,curveball andanoff-speeddropballshe justrecentlydeveloped.Hitters struggleagainsttheright-handedpitcherandaremanytimes baf edandfrustratedbywhat theyseecomingatthemwhile attheplate.

TheoffspringtoJeremyand CatinaSchreiber,andsisterto 13-yearoldAlenawhodoesnot participateinsports,butchose dancinginstead,Schreiberhas perfectedherseventossesat theplatewiththehelpofherfatherwhowasathree-yearteam captainfortheonceprominent

SummerprovidesSchreiber littlebreaksfromstayingbusy. SheplaystravelsoftballforImpactGoldNational-Wilmore basedinMonroe,Louisianaand lastyearhitplaceslikeChattanooga,Birmingham,Memphis andevenasfarawayasColorado.Sheplaysforasquad

thatisrankedamongthetop 25inthecountryasSchreiber istheteam’sNo.1pitcher.She alsoprepsforthefallvolleyball season,andtoaddevenmoreto herbusyschedule,thissummer sheplansonhavingapart-time jobatBridgestreet,whichshe knowswillcutintohertravels in2024. Awayfromathletics,Schreiber,whogoesbythename ofCat,lovestosketch,write poemsandbake.Herspecialty ispumpkincookies,whichshe saidherfamilyloves.Despite lovingtospendtimeinthekitchenshetriestofollowastrict nutritionalregimenwhereshe stayswithinthe vemainfood groups.Sheeatsfruits,vege-

tables,meatsandaddspasta forenergysinceherschedule seemstobenonstop. “Myteammateskeepmegoingaseachmemberisvery supportiveasthisgroupismy wholeworld,especiallymy catcherBreelynKilpatrickas shekeepsmeintunewithwhat I’mdoingonthemound,”Schreiberadded. Withherdualcitizenshipand hertwosportsshefaceseach schoolyear,theIdaho-born16yearoldfeelsshehassomuch moretolearnandshowinher pitching.Sheadded,“Iseemyselfgoingbigasthesky’sthe limitforme.IfeelItestthesky everyday,butIknowwhereI’m headed.”

TheseventhannualMustangMudRunfeaturesparticipantsgettingdown-rightdirtyracingthroughanarrayof obstaclesonthecampusofMadisonAcademy.ThefundraisereventisscheduledforApril13.

HISTORY withJohnRankin WILLIAM GRAY

ByJOHNP.RANKIN MadisonHistorian

MADISON-Aseitherthebravestor themostfoolhardyofmenthatIhaveresearched,WilliamGraystandsoutamong thepioneersoftheMadisonarea.While hewasasoldierfromVirginiaduringthe AmericanRevolutionaryWar,thatisnot thereasonforthepriorstatement.His mostoutstandingactwastogethiswife, EleanorWardrobeGray,sisterofLord WardrobeofScotland,tomovewithhim ontoIndianlands.Heconvincedawomanwhohadbeenraisedinthecastlesof EuropetoliveintheAmericanfrontier oftheearly1800s,withno“modern” conveniencesoraccessto nestoresand society.NodoubtEleanorlivedouther marriedlifewithlittleabilitytostayin touchwithherfamilybackinScotland, muchlesstohaveaccesstothecreature comforts.

TheGrayfamilyappearsinthepublic landrecordsofMadisonCountyin1809, whenWilliampurchasedthesoutheast quarterofSection7ofTownship4,Range 1West.Thatlandtodayisjustsouthof Interstate565,northofGossRoadextendingfromGate9onthearsenal,and eastofRideoutRoad(orResearchPark Boulevard)towardtheSpace&RocketCenter.Infact,Williamevenserved onthe rstjuryimpaneledinMadison County.WhenlandinFebruaryof1818 becameavailableforpurchasewestof theoldChickasawIndianBoundaryLine, twoofWilliam’ssonspurchasedlandin Sections4and5ofTownship4,Range 2Westonthesecondandthirddaysof salesbythegovernment.Theirlandwas westoftoday’sHughesRoadandeastof BalchRoad.Itranfromjustnorthofthe MadisonPublicLibraryalmosttoGillespieRoad.

Scrutinyoftheoldrecordsindicates thatWilliamandEleanorapparently livedintheirlastyearswithtwooftheir sons,JamesandDavid.ThefamilycemeteryisonDavid’sland,andgravesare thereforWilliamandEleanor,alongwith severaloftheirchildrenandgrandchildren.Infact,thefamilycemeterybecame theburyinggroundfortheProvidence CumberlandPresbyterianChurchthat boughtthe5acrescontainingthecemeteryfromDavidin1838.Thechurchhad boughtsomelandfromRobertPaynein theadjacentareain1832.Thecemetery andchurchsitearelocatedjustbehind today’sBalchRoadSelfStoragefacility. Thiscouldpossiblyhavebeenthesame CumberlandPresbyterianChurchthatin 1869boughtahalfinterestinthemeeting halloftheMasonicLodgenearPension RowinwestMadisonin1869.However, itisknownthattheonebesidetheGray Cemeterylandwasdisbandedin1902,so itisnotlikelythattheyalsowouldhave alsosoughttheMasonicLodgeagreement.Accordingtotherecordofthe deedoftheagreementwiththeMasons nearPensionRow,thechurchandthe lodgeagreedtoavoidschedulingcon ictingneedsforthebuildingandgrounds. Meanwhile,theGrayfamilycemetery landwassoldtoHezekiahBaileyandby 1856thatlandwasownedbyNathaniel MatsonGooch,whoseheirssolditin1912 tooldtimeGillespiefamilymembers. EleanorGray,William’swife,diedin 1822,just4yearsafteritbecamelegal forthefamilytoliveonwhathadbeen ChickasawIndianlands.Theycould wellhavealsobeen“squatters”onthe landbeforethelegalpurchasedates. Eleanorwas65yearsoldatherdeath. Williamwasbornin1755inPerth,near Edinburgh,Scotland.Heliveduntil1834. WilliamandEleanorweremarriedin 1780,afterthedeathofEleanor’s rst husband,aBlackburn.TheGrayshad atleast7children,andtheirdescendants marriedintothelocalBailey,Gooch, Pride,Smith,Maxwell,Tribble,Betts, andBlackburnfamilies,whoalllivedin theimmediatearea.ThomasGray,ason ofWilliamandEleanor,hadasonnamed Pleasantwhowasbornherebutmoved toTennesseein1826,wherehegotmarriedandhad3childrenbeforemovingon toTexas.There,ineastTexas,Pleasant Grayfoundedatownonabluffthathad alargespringatitsbase.Henamedhis townHuntsville,inhonorofanddueto similaritieswiththecountyseatwhere hehadbeenbornandraised.

Strangelyenough,for38yearsIhave livedaboutamileorsosoutheastofthe GrayCemetery,justacrossHughesRoad fromJames(brotherofDavid)Gray’s land,andIpreviouslylivedfor15years

inClearLakeCityofTexas,justsouth ofHouston,whereIworkedontheApolloProgram,alongwithlatertheApollo-Soyuzproject,Skylab,andevenSpace Shuttle.Whilelivingthere,Ifrequently droveabittothenorth,drovethrough Huntsville,Texas,goingpastthespring atthebottomofthebluff,andthen shinginthelargenearbylake.Betweenthe agesof6and20,IgrewupinMississippi,nearWashington,whichwastheTerritorialCapitalofbothMississippiand Alabamauntil1818.Ourfamilylandin Mississippiwasaboutamilefromthatof aGrayfamily,oursecondnearestneighbor.Itwouldseemthatmylifepathsand thoseoftheGrayfamilyweredestined tocross,eventhoughwewereabout150 yearsapartfromoneanotherwithrespecttothepioneerfamilyfromtheMadisonarea.

Throughtheyearsofmyresearchinto thehistoryofthisareainnorthAlabama, Ihavegainedgreatrespectfortheman whotookabridefromthecastlesofScotlandtoliveamongIndiansinthewildsof theAmericanfrontier.Icanonlyimaginethecommentsthathereceivedoccasionallyfromhiswifeaboutthematterin theirlateryears.Maytheycontinueto restinpeaceintheir ve-acrecemetery. However,iftheycouldseewhathashappenedtoitbecauseofneglect,theymight “turnoverintheirgraves”.

Asmallteamofvolunteershavebeen workingtoclearawaysomeofthemost dangeroustreesforthelasttwoyears. Thiswasundertakeninanticipationof schedulingagrave-markingceremony forWilliamGray’sburialthere.Hewasa provenAmericanRevolutionarysoldier. Mostoftheundergrowthofanysizeor dangerhasalsobeencutaway,andthe groundcoverweedsandgreenbriers havebeeneitherpulledawayorcutor poisonedwithbiocides.However,there arestillabout35ormorepilesofcut brushtobetakenawayandsometombstonesneedtoberepairedbeforeamarkingceremonycanbeheldthere.

Atleast,twooftheoldboxtombshave beenrecentlyrebuiltafterhavingbeen badlybrokenintopiecesbyfallentrees. Thesetwoboxtombscoverthegravesof JamesGrayandhiswifeJane.Nearby arethegravesofWilliamandEleanor Gray.Still,thereisaraceagainstfurtherdamagewhenstormscomethrough thatarea.Oneofthemorerecentstorms brokeortoppledseveralmoreofthe smallertrees,butthankfullynoneof thosetreesfellonknowngraves.Still, itissuspectedthattherearemanymore tombstonesburiedunderaninchorsoof soilfrompaststorms.Therefore,alongtermsystematicprobingbynumerous volunteersusingsmallsteelrods(likeice picks)isneededtolocatethemforrestoration.

Fornow,ithasbeendeemedwiseto waitforthecityto nishconstructinga newroadthroughthewoodedareaimmediatelysouthofthecemeteryland.It hasbeenagreedthataplacetoparkvehiclesoffBalchRoadonthesouthsideof thecemeterywillbealsoconstructedas thenewroadiscompleted.Whatwillremainthen,beforeagrave-markingcemeterycanbeconducted,istoremovethe manycutbrushheapsandtoconstructa smallbridgeoveraravineforwalkingaccessintothecemetery.Oneplanistouse shortlogsofabout10feetoflengthby usingthetreesthathavebeencutdown orfallen.Acoupleoflogswillbesufcient,lyingabout5or6feetapart,and thenoverlayingthemwithsturdyplanks. Ofcourse,somehandrailsmightbealso goodtoaddtothesmallbridge.Adult volunteersmayeasilybuildthebridge, butitwouldalsobeagreatprojectfora scouttoearnEaglestatus,ashasbeen donebyseveralothersforworkinsome old,smallcemeteriesoftheimmediate areawithintheCityofMadison.Such projectsarecontinuinghereandalsoin otherareasinMadisonandsurrounding counties,shouldanyvolunteerswishto getinvolved.Foradvice,guidance,scheduling,andtoursoftheareaswheresuch workisneeded,Icanbeeasilyreachedat prankin64@gmail.com.Also,BennyHarrisHannahoftheSARcanbereached forguidanceandsupportregardingthis cemetery.Bennycanbecontactedat256724-0359orviaemailatbenny.harris.hannah@gmail.com.Additionally,Gilbert Whitecanlikewisebereachedforcemeterycleaningguidance,scheduling,and supportatgilbert.g.white@gmail.comfor guidanceandcontactsoncemeteryvolunteeringandhistoricaldatainthearea.

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Ultimatehealing

ByBECKY MILLER God’s

“Forourlightandmomentarytroublesare achievingforusaneternal glorythatfaroutweighs themall”(2Corinthians 4:17,NIV).

Thisverseringstrue somuch.Rightnow,one ofmydearestfriendslost herbattletocancereven thoughweprayedhard andknewGodcouldheal her.Whydidn’tHe?

Basically,myfriendis waybetteroffthanwe areassheiswalkingand leapingandpraisingGod. Whyisitweyearntostay herejustonemoreday,

week,oryearwhenultimatelyHeavenisour reward,andamansion awaitsuswhenourlast breathisbreathed?

Somanythingstake usbysurprise,andsome arehardertounderstand thanothersbutultimately God’splanwillprevail.

PRAYER:Father,I thankyouforeachand everydayoflifeandeach opportunitytoshareyour hopeandlovewithothers.Helpmenotfearthe future.InJesus’name. Amen.

God’sLemonadeStand iswrittenbyformerMadisonresidentBeckyMiller.Herdailydevotions appearonFacebookorat godslemonadestand.blogspot.com.

ByDAWNREED

Thedaybeganwith herpukinginthe bushes.

Macie,whoisnine, hadadentalappointmenttohavea lling.Shedreadedit likecrazyandhadn’tsleptthenight before.Whensheandhermomgot totheof ce,shedidn’tevenwantto comein.

Hermomcalledtotellusthey werethere,butwerewaitinginthe carbecauseMaciewassonervous. Ithadstartedtorain.WhenI heardshewasintheparkinglotand scared,Igrabbedanumbrellaand hurriedoutside.

Macie’smomsmiledsympatheticallyandsaid,“She’sreallynervous today.”Astheygotoutofthecar,I heldthebigumbrellaoverus.“You candothis,Macie.Wewillhelp you,”Iencouraged.

Shegottothesidewalkandthrew up.Hermomtoldhertobreathe. (Sometimeswhenwe’restressed,we forgetto.)

Gaggingagain,Itoldhertogoto thegrass.Buttherewasn’tany,so shethrewuponthe rstbushshe gottointhelandscaping.

Therewestoodintherain,under theumbrella,withMaciepukingin theshrubbery.Hermomkeptremindinghertobreathe.

“Let’sgoaheadandgetthisover with.Thenyoucangetsomethingto eat.”ItoldMacie,stillbentover.

Like ippingaswitch,shestood upstraight,wipedhermouth,and walkedintotheof ce.

Smellinglaughinggasandprayer putheratease.Iteasedherthat somewild owerorweedmight growoutofthebushwhereshe threwupandIwouldneedtowatch forit.Shegiggled.

Itdidn’ttakelongtogetthejob done.Afterwewere nished,Macie saiditwasn’tasbadasshethought itwouldbe.

Imentionedseveraltimeshow proudIwasofherfordoingsomethinghard.Itoldherthatsometimeswejusthavetodothingseven whenwearescared.

IfI’mhonest,mostpeoplefeel thesamewaywhenitcomestodentalappointments.Wecandocrazy bravethings,butmouthstuffcan beourkryptonite.Wetendtooverthink,makingitwaybiggerinour minds.Wefocusonthebadandour feargetsthebestofus.

Mark4tellsofatimewhenJesus’ discipleswerenotonlyscared,but terri ed.TheygotinaboatandHe toldthem,“Let’sgoovertotheother side.”HedidNOTtellthem,“Let’s gooutintheboatanddie.” Astormcameaftertheyobeyed Jesus.Obediencedoesnotmean easy.

Likewedotoday,theyoverthought theirsituation.Fearcreptinwhere theirfaithhadbeen.Matthew8 tellsustheyyelled,“Lord,saveus! We’regoingtodrown!”Luke8records,“Master,Master,we’regoing todrown!”Mark4revealsthemost dramaticresponse,“Teacher,don’t youcareifweperish?”

Ofcourse,Hecared.Healways cares.TheircriesmovedJesus intoaction.Hegotupandrebuked thewindandthewaves.“Whyare yousoafraid?Doyoustillhaveno faith?”Heasked.

CountlesstimesintheBible,we areremindedtonotbeafraid.God knewwewouldneedtohearitover andover.Heiswithusandwillhelp us.Evenwhenourheartraces,our kneesknock,andwewanttopuke inthebushes,Hegivesusstrength tofacetheday,thecrisis,andeven thedentist.

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MosesChapel PrimitiveBaptist 372MosesChapel

www.littlecaesars.com BAPTIST BigShilohBaptist 133MapleSt. Crosspointe 78HughesRoad FirstBaptistMadison 4257SullivanSt. GraceBaptist 122WalnutSt. GreenbrierBaptist 7939GreenbrierRoad HavenBaptist 1840SlaughterRd. InternationalBaptist 1025SheltonRoad KoreanFirstBaptist 4257SullivanSt. LindsayLaneBaptist EastCampus 1659NickDavisRoad LittleShilohPB 229MapleSt. MadisonBaptist 840BalchRoad

Mt.ZionBaptist 228MountZionRoad Huntsville

PhillipTabernacle PrimitiveBaptist 930BalchRoad

SkylineABABaptist 586SlaughterRoad

St.AndrewPrimitiveBaptist 1393SwancottRoad

TheBrook 8573Highway72

TrinityBaptist 1088HughesRoad

WallHighwayBaptist 6597WallTriana

BIBLE FirstBibleChurch 29113

BrownsFerryRoad

MadisonBibleChurch 1520HughesRoad

CATHOLIC St.John’sCatholic 1057HughesRoad

MostMercifulJesus CatholicParish 10509SegersRoad

CHURCHOFCHRIST CentralValley 5700MooresvilleRd.

ChurchofChrist HughesRoad atGoochLane

TheChurchofChrist ontheHighway 7594WallTrianaHwy.

Churchof ChristofMadison 556HughesRoad

Monrovia

ChurchofChrist 595NanceRoad

Swancott

ChurchofChrist SwancottRoad

WallTriana

ChurchofChrist 7535WallTriana

CHURCHOFGOD

FirstChurchOfGod 1547CapshawRoad

EPISCOPAL

St.Matthew’sEpiscopal 786HughesRoad

GOSPEL BrightStarFullGospel 5167WallTrianaHwy

JEWISHSYNAGOGUES TempleB’naiSholom 103LincolnSt.S.E.

LUTHERAN

FaithLutheran 660GillespieRd

LambOfGodLutheran 11716CountyLine

MessiahLutheran 7740Highway72W

METHODIST AsburyChurch 980HughesRoad

Asbury-Harvest 8089WallTrianaHwy

FellowshipUnited MethodistChurch 29768Huntsville BrownsferryRd.

GoodShepherd UnitedMethodist 1418OldRailroadBed

GraceUnited MethodistChurch 2113OldMonroviaRd.

Grady-MadisonAME 129GoochLane

HarvestPointe MethodistChurch 103GinOaksCourt

MadisonMethodistChurch 127ChurchStreet

ParkerChapel MethodistChurch 28670PowellRoad

SpringhillUnited MethodistChurch 1605ZierdtRd.

St.PaulUnited MethodistChurch 6206thStreet

St.PeterUMC 107StewartSt.

Ford’sChapelUnited MethodistChurch 280FordChapelDrive

MORMON

TheChurchOfJesus ChristOfLatter-DaySaints 1297SlaughterRoad

NAZARENE

MadisonFirstChurch 8234MadisonPike

NONDENOMINATIONAL

CenterOfHopeChurch 5167WallTrianaHwy.

CornerstoneWordOfLife 3783SullivanStreet

FellowshipOfFaithChurch 132MapleStreet

GraceFellowship 11900MooresvilleRoad

TheHarborFamily WorshipCenter 1469BrownsFerryRoad

HopeChurch 1661BalchRoad

JourneyChurch 13902BradfordRoad

LifesongCommunity HomeChurch

LightofChristCenter 4208HolmesAvenueNW

LivingWordFellowship 1477SlaughterRoad,Ala.

JesusMinistries 331LandessCircle,Ala.

MadisonMissionEconomic 183SheltonRoad

MadisonWorshipCenter 5290WallTrianaHighway

NewCreation

ChristianCenter 8006MadisonPike

OasisTabernacle 8006MadisonPike

RayOfHopeMinistries 9580PutnamPlaza

RealMinistries 8006MadisonPike

RestorationFoursquare 5810WallTrianaHighway

SpiritLifeFamily WorshipCenter 1469BrownsFerryRoad

PRESBYTERIAN

GracePresbyterianUSA 5555WallTrianaHighway

Mt.ZionCumberland 3726PryorRoad

NewHopeCumberland

Presbyterian ProvidencePresbyterian 7745Highway72W

RedeemerPresbyterian 9580MadisonBlvd.

St.ElizabethCumberland Presbyterian,104PerrySt.

TrianaCumberland

263StoneSt.Sw

ValleyPresbyterianChurch 719HughesRd

SEVENTH-DAYADVENTIST

MadisonMissionSDA 183SheltonRoad

TrianaSeventhDay Adventist 251ErvinLane

HOSA Continuedfrompage4A

•ReneeDrayton–Epidemiology,thirdplace.

•MatthewPonder-HealthyLiving, rstplace.

•SahishnuSaha--HumanGrowth&Development,secondplace.

•BhavyaChalasani-MedicalLaw&Ethics, rst place.

•RiaBaddam--Medical Law&Ethics, fthplace.

•NeyanSezhian--MedicalMath, rstplace.

•SaahilShaik--Medical Math,secondplace.

•AnaLara--Medical Math,fourthplace.

•ManasaVadapalli-MedicalTerminology, rst place.

•OviyaGowder--MedicalTerminology,second place.

•AmnaMinhas--MedicalTerminology,fourth place.

•AngelaAi–Nutrition, rstplace.

•RiyaNaphade–Nutrition,thirdplace.

•AbdullahShaikh–Nutrition,fourthplace.

•CarlinChacko–Pathophysiology,thirdplace.

•JaydaYamaguchi-PhysicalTherapy,second place.

•ChloeWells--VeterinaryScience,second place.

“JamesClemensisthe placetobe,”Steinertsaid. Aregisterednurse,Steinertisco-advisorforHOSA andNationalTechnical HonorSocietyandteaches healthsciencecourses.

MadisonCommunityBandto present“WindsofWar”onApril23

BySTAFFREPORTS news@themadisonrecord.com

HUNTSVILLE-The MadisonCommunity Bandpresentsits2024 SpringConcertonTuesday,April23,7:00PM,at GraceUnitedMethodist Church,2113OldMonroviaRoadNW,inHuntsville.Admissionisfree andopentothepublic. Thisyear’sprogram, “WindsofWar,”honors Americansatwarfor theupcoming80thAnniversaryofD-Day.While theprogramiscentered onthecommemoration ofD-Day,itspansthe breadthofWorldWarII

andbeyond,honoringveteransofallwarsfought byournation. Therewillbefamiliar musicfrom lmssuchas Patton,TheLongestDay, SavingPrivateRyan,and WeWereSoldiers,and televisionseriessuchas BandofBrothersandVictoryatSea.Performanceswillrangefromstirringmarchesandpopular wartimemusictosolemn meditationsandsweeping symphonicthemes.All ofthemusicpaystribute tothosewhofoughtand thosewhofellinservice toournation. Forinformation,visit www.m-c-b.org.

ByGREGGPARKER gregg@themadisonrecord.com

MADISON–Sciencebuffs,orany studentinterestedinthediscipline, willsquareofffortheBobJonesScienceChallengeonApril13.

Thechallengeisanexcitingin-person,district-wideeventforstudents ingrades3-5withatechnicalaptitudeforbiology,physicsandchemistry.BobJonesScienceAcademyis hostingtheevent.

availableonthechallengewebsite. Studentsshouldbringapenciland aneraser,butcalculatorsareprohibited.

Forthepostercontest,students willcreatetheirdesignsathomeand bringtheirartworktothechallenge. Ontheposter,studentswillspell out“SCIENCECHALLENGE”with creative,colorfulscience-themedletters.

Inanotherat-homecreation,studentswilldesigncartoonsforacontest.Studentsshoulddrawanoriginalcartoonthatexplainsoneofthe followingconcepts:circulatorysystem,chemicalbonding,geneticsor Newton’sLawsofMotion.

Foreachgrade,theeventincludes a30-minute,30-questiontest,followedbycontests,labsandactivities.Winnerswillreceiveprizes, medals,recognitionontheScience Challengewebsiteandaninvitation toparticipateinthe2024-2025ScienceAcademyprogram. For2024,theBobJonesScience Challengewillbefreeduetoageneroussponsorshipfromi3Cares.

Thechallenge’stestmeasuresa student’saccomplishmentinscience.Inmultiple-choiceformat,the testwillask30questionsandthree open-endedtiebreakers.

Forthetest,apracticepageis

Thecomicmust tonone8.5-by11-inchsheetofpaper.EntrantscannotcopyfromtheInternet. Severallabsandworkshopswill beavailabletocontestants,including akitfromHudsonAlphaInstitutefor BiotechnologyandaStethoscope/ BloodPressureLab.Studentsalso canparticipateinaChemistryCake Walk,ElementEggHuntandMicroscopeLab. Allcontestantswillreceivefree

snacks.BobJonesstudentswillcoordinatetheactivitiesatthechallenge. Toregister,visitforms.gle/6nn3mFSk32oVXAzy6.

ParticipatingintheBobJonesScienceChallengecanexcitestudents aboutsciencewhilealsopreparing themtosuccessfullycompetein sciencecompetitionsatthemiddle-schoolandhigh-schoollevels. Thesevaluableopportunitiesallowa childtolearnaboutscienceoutside ofschoolanddevelopaninterestin Science,Technology,Engineering andMathematicsorSTEMcareers, accordingtoorganizers. Thechallenge’sinstructorsand volunteersarededicatedtopromotingachild’ssuccessinscience.The organizersbelievethatgoalisin reachbyintroducingscienti cconceptsinchemistry,physicsandbiologyatayoungerage.

Foundersofthechallengeare NehaChopade,PujaChopadeand KathrynTeare.Forinformation, emailbjhsscienceacademy@gmail. com,orvisitsites.google.com/view/ bjhsscience. Studentsingrades3-5tocompetein

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Copiesofthecontractdocumentsandspecificationsmay beinspectedand/orobtainedat thefollowinglocations: AlabamaDepartmentofTransportation NorthRegion–Guntersville Area 23445Hwy431North Guntersville,AL35976 Phone:(256)505-6141

Digitalcopiescanbefound underthe“SpecialNoticeto Contractors”sectionat https://alletting.dot.state.al.us/ Sealedbidsmaybemailedor delivereddirectlytotheOwner priortothebidopening.Such sealedbidsmustbeclearlyand legiblymarked “DebrisRemoval,Reduction,andDisposalFollowingaDeclared Disaster–GuntersvilleArea” ontheoutsideoftheenvelope.

Themostqualified,responsive, responsible,andhighestranked bidwillbeacceptedwithkey considerationbaseduponthe benefittothepublic;however, theAlabamaDepartmentof Transportationreservesthe righttorejectanyandallbids, towaiveanyirregularityinthe bidsreceived,andtoacceptor rejectanyitemsofthebidfor thebenefitofthepublic.

Noconditionalbidswillbeaccepted. Nobidmaybewithdrawnfora periodofthirty(30)daysafter thescheduledclosingdateand timeforthereceiptofbids.

JohnCooper TransportationDirector 04/10/24,04/17/24,04/24/24 ADID589389

PROBATEJUDGE THESTATEOFALABAMA PROBATECOURT MADISONCOUNTY CASENO:79920

INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOF:ErnestB.Guthrie AKAErnestBufordGuthrie, deceased TO:VernonGuthrie–10154 EastBeardRd.,Byron,MI 48415 ShirleyBlack–264County LakeRd.,NewMarket,AL 35761 DennisHelton-410MullRd., Lincolnton,NC28092 LeannNichols–unknown whereabouts BrandyMarieSegar–unknown whereabouts AliciaLuna-unknownwhereabouts ShaunLuna-unknownwhereabouts JamesThomasJackson–unknownwhereabouts BillyDarem-unknownwhereabouts DeborahSueDarem–unknown whereabouts

Youareherebynotifiedthaton the19thdayofMarch2024,a PetitionforProbateofWillwas filedbyErnestRayGuthrieand thatthe21stdayofMay2024at 2:00p.m.wasappointedaday forthehearingthereof,atwhich timeyoucanappearandcontestthesameifyouseeproper. G

Givenundermyhand,this25th dayofMarch2024. /s/FrankBarger JudgeofProbateCourt

MADISONCOUNTYRECORD: March27th,April3rd,andApril 10th

ADID589432

PROBATEJUDGE

THESTATEOFALABAMA PROBATECOURT MADISONCOUNTY CASENO:79926

INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOF:BeverlyAnneMelrose,deceased TO:RobertBradleyMelrose, 13111ChaneyThompsonRoad SE,Huntsville,AL35803

Youareherebynotifiedthaton the15thdayofMarch2024,a PetitionforProbateofWillwas filedbyCynthiaMicheleMelroseandthatthe16thdayof May2024at4:00p.m.wasappointedadayforthehearing thereof,atwhichtimeyoucan appearandcontestthesameif youseeproper. Givenundermyhand,this26th dayofMarch2024. /s/FrankBarger JudgeofProbateCourt

MADISONCOUNTYRECORD: April3rd,April10th,andApril 17th

ADID589703

PROBATEJUDGE THESTATEOFALABAMA PROBATECOURT MADISONCOUNTY CASENO:79900

INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOF:PHYLLISANN BLAHA,deceased TO:JamesJayBlaha-9202 KiesRoadManchester,Michigan48158 ChristopherJohnBlaha–3266 LakeviewDriveRochester, Michigan48306 Youareherebynotifiedthaton the20thdayofMarch2024,a PetitionforProbateofWillwas filedbyKathyResslerandthat the16thdayofMay2024at 11:30a.m.wasappointedaday forthehearingthereof,atwhich timeyoucanappearandcontestthesameifyouseeproper. Givenundermyhand,this25th dayofMarch2024. /s/FrankBarger JudgeofProbateCourt

MADISONCOUNTYRECORD: April3rd,April10th,andApril 17th

ADID589636

PROBATEJUDGE THESTATEOFALABAMA PROBATECOURT MADISONCOUNTY CASENO.75457

INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOF:BettyJeanHendrix, DECEASED

TO:AlysonBrooks;8011Front BeachRoadApt903Panama City,Florida32407

PeggyAlsip;131Meadows RoadNorthBourbonnais,Illinois 60914

BrandonGreene;1042Van BurenCourtClarksville,Tennessee37042

ReneeCannon;720EastThree FountainsDriveUnit72Murray, Utah84107

ChancellorHannaford;1920 EdentonDriveS.W.Huntsville, AL35803

ShirleyCrain;P.O.Box890483 OklahomaCity,Oklahoma 73189

CharlesKevinStolz;71310th

StreetN.W.Huntsville,AL 35805

DavidMichaelStolzc/oChristy

BremrichStolz;704Circle HeightsBrookside,Alabama 35214

DavidAdamStolz;4840Butler NationalDriveWesleyChapel, Florida33543

GaryChadwick;P.O.Box235

Mayfield,Utah84643

CarisaStepanawiczc/oJohn Stepanawicz;2822Randall RoadRansomville,NewYork

14131

SusanHatch;156SouthWest Manti,Utah84642

HelenAnnetteLabbee;119 GrayFawnTrailMadison,AL 35757

JohnAllenGreen;5020North MeadeChicago,Illinois60630 KimberlyLewis;151BuffaloAvenueApt602NiagaraFalls, NewYork14303

DebbieMcKay1255StreetHwy

117Mt.Pleasant,Utah84647

MakaylaDawnGreene;6598 CountyRoad38Jemison,Alabama35085 RayburnMacGreene;7375 O

MillbrookOaksLakeland, Florida33813-6347

SamuelClarkStolzc/oChristy BremrichStolz;704Circle HeightsBrookside,Alabama 35214

AliciaReneeTidwell;3097th AvenueNEArab,Alabama 35016

WilliamMarkHuffman;940CollegeAvenueNiagaraFalls,New York14305

JanetWright;6413WhiteTiger CourtLasVegas,Nevada 89130 PatriciaBodine;6548W CochiseDriveGlendale,Arizona85302

StevenLeeSholtz;135014th AvenueSEDecatur,AL35601 JenniferPokoj;34738thStreet NiagaraFalls,NewYork14303 ShirleyCrain;P.O.Box890483 OklahomaCity,Oklahoma 73819

AnyUnknownHeirs,WhereaboutsUnknown

Youareherebynotifiedthaton the26thdayofOctober,2023, aPetitiontoDetermineProofof HeirshipinthematteroftheEstateofBettyJeanHendrix,deceased,wasfiledinmyofficeby PaulaMGentleandthatthe 2nddayofMay,2024,at10:30 A.M.wasappointedadayfor thehearingthereof,atwhich timeyoucanappearandcontestthesameifyouseeproper. Givenundermyhand,this20th dayofMarch2024.

/s/FrankBarger____ JudgeofProbateCourt

MADISONCOUNTYRECORD: March27,April3,&April10, 2024 ADID589286

••• RECYCLE •••

PROBATEJUDGE THESTATEOFALABAMA

PROBATECOURT MADISONCOUNTY CASENO.75457

INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOF:BettyJeanHendrix, DECEASED

TO:ShirleyCrain;2319SW 122ndPlaceOklahomaCity,OK 72189

PeggyAlsip;131Meadows RoadNorthBourbonnais,IL 69014

JohnAllenGreen;5020North MeadChicago,IL60630

PatriciaBodine;6548W CochiseDriveGlendale,AZ 85302

MakaylaDawnGreene;6598 CountyRoad38Jemison,AL 35085

BrandonWayneJasonGreene; 1042VanBurenCourt Clarksville,TN37042

DebbieMcKay;1255StHwy 117MtPleasant,UT84647

SusanHatch;156South100 WestManti,UT84642

ReneeCannon;720EThree FountainsDriveMurray,UT 84107

JanetWright;6413WhiteTieer CourtLasVegas,NV89130

GaryChadwick;P.O.Box235 Mayfield,UT84643

HelenAnnetteLabbee;119 GrayFawnTrailMadison,AL 35757

StevenLeeStolz;22345ShipleyHollowRoadElmont,AL 35620

DavidAdamStolz;4040Butler NationalDriveWesleyChapel, FL33543

AliciaReneeTidwell;3097th AvenueNEArab,AL35016

DavidMichaelStolzc/oChristy BremrichStolz;704Circle HeightsBrookside,AL35214 SamuelClarkStolzc/oChristy BremrichStolz;704Circle HeightsBrookside,AL35214 WilliamMarkHuffman;940CollegeAvenueNiagaraFalls,NY 14403

KimberlyLewis;151Buffaloe AvenueApt602NiagaraFalls, NY14403 JenniferPokoj;34738thStreet NiagaraFalls,NY14301

CarissaStepanhowiczc/oJohn Stepanhowicz;2822Randall RoadRansomville,NY14131 ChancellorHannaford;1920 EdentonDriveSWHuntsville, AL35803

AnyUnknownHeirs,WhereaboutsUnknown Youareherebynotifiedthaton the30thdayofJanuary,2024, aVerifiedPetitiontoDetermine HeirsinthematteroftheEstate ofBettyJeanHendrix,deceased,wasfiledinmyofficeby MakaylaDawnGreeneandthat the2nddayofMay,2024,at 10:30A.M.wasappointedaday forthehearingthereof,atwhich timeyoucanappearandconf

testthesameifyouseeproper. Givenundermyhand,this20th dayofMarch2024. /s/FrankBarger JudgeofProbateCourt

MADISONCOUNTYRECORD: March27,April3,&April10, 2024

ADID588812

PROBATEJUDGE THESTATEOFALABAMA PROBATECOURT MADISONCOUNTY CASENO:77470

INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOF:MILDREDIVA SHEPHERDAKAMILDREDI. SHEPHERD.,deceased TO:MargaretJeanShepherd Robinson2203RockyFaceCircleDalton,GA30720 BrianJacobPatterson6585 HickoryBrookRoadChattanooga,TN37416 KatherineElizabethPatterson Cisney3193OldMillTraceMarietta,GA30067 Youareherebynotifiedthaton the4thdayofApril2024,aPetitionforFinalSettlementwas filedbyMarkShepherdandthat the28thdayofMay2024at 3:00p.m.wasappointedaday forthehearingthereof,atwhich timeyoucanappearandcontestthesameifyouseeproper. Givenundermyhand,this5th ofMarch2024. /s/FrankBarger JudgeofProbateCourt MADISONCOUNTYRECORD: 04/10/24,04/17/24,04/24/24 ADID591544 PUBLICNOTICE

LAKECOUNTYPROBATE NOTICEINTHECIRCUIT COURTOFTHENINETEENTH JUDICIALCIRCUITLAKE COUNTY,ILLINOIS PetitionForProbateandfor Letters Casenumber24PR002 NOTICEOFPETITIONFOR PROBATEANDFORLETTERS

PublicNoticeishereby giventoBrendaBramethat onMay07,2024at9:00AM,or soonthereafterascounselmay beheard,Ishallappearbefore theHonorableOrtiz,orany Judgesittingintheirstead,in courtroomC-201attheLake CountyCourthouse,18N. CountySt.Waukegan,Illinois toPetitionforProbateandfor LettersofAdministration oftheEstateofHarrietA.Huley NameofPetitionerShawnaT. Huley Address200516thStreet NorthChicago,IL60064 PhoneNumber(847)6027410

TheWalkerLawFirm,LLC MartinN.Walker,Esq. 100S.SaundersRoad Suite#150 LakeForest,IL60045

Phone(847)574-7210

04/10/24,04/17/24,04/24/24 ADID587020

STATEOFALABAMA COUNTYOFMADISON

NOTICEOFFORECLOSURE

Defaulthavingbeenmadein thepaymentofindebtedness securedbythatcertainmortgagedatedthe4thdayofNovember,2016,executedby StargellEnterprise,LLC,to CB&SBank,whichmortgageis recordedatInstrumentNumber 20161104000636690,inthe ProbateRecordsofMadison County,Alabama. Theundersignedhaselectedto declaretheentireindebtedness securedbysaidmortgagetobe dueandpayableasprovidedin saidmortgageandnoticeis herebygiventhatpursuantto lawandthepowerofsalecontainedinsaidmortgage,theundersignedwillsellatpublic outcry,tothehighestbidderfor cash,infrontoftheMainDoor oftheMadisonCountyCourthouse,CityofHuntsville,Alabama,withinthelegalhoursof sale,onthe24thdayofApril, 2024,thefollowingdescribed realestatesituatedinMadison County,Alabama,to-wit: UnitNo.2311,UnitA,inMarketPlaceOfficeCondominium,MadisonCounty, Alabama,accordingtothe DeclarationofCondominium heretoforerecordedintheOfficeoftheJudgeofProbate ofMadisonCounty,Alabama, C

inCondominiumBook2, Page679,etseq.;thePlatand UnitPlanofMarketPlaceOfficeCondominium,as recordedwiththeDeclaration ofMarketPlaceOfficeCondominiumrecordedinCondominiumBook2,page679,et seq.,andasshownonthe CondominiumPlatofMarket PlaceOfficeCondominium, recordedinPlatBook16, Page51,intheOfficeofthe JudgeofProbateofMadison County,Alabama,together withanundividedinterestin theCommonElementsof suchCondominium,asprovidedintheDeclaration;also togetherwitheasementsfor access,support,airspace, andotherfacilitiesasprovidedforbylawandsaidDeclaration.Thispropertyisalso subjecttotheBylawsofMarketPlaceOfficeCondominiumAssociation,Inc.,and allattachmentsandexhibits theretoasrecordedintheOfficeoftheJudgeofProbate ofMadisonCounty,Alabama inCondominiumBook2, Page679,etseq.

Thispropertywillbesoldon an“asis,whereis”basis, subjecttoanyeasements,encumbrances,andexceptions reflectedinthemortgageand thosecontainedinthe recordsoftheofficeofthe JudgeofProbateofthe countywheretheabove-describedpropertyissituated. Thispropertywillbesold withoutwarrantyorrecourse, expressedorimpliedasto title,useand/orenjoyment andwillbesoldsubjecttothe rightofredemptionofallpartiesentitledthereto.

Saidsaleismadeforthepurposeofpayingthesameindebtednessandtheexpenses incidenttothissale,includinga reasonableattorney’sfee.

PursuanttoAla.Code(1975) §6-5-248(h),Alabamalawgives somepersonswhohaveaninterestinpropertytherighttoredeemthepropertyundercertain circumstances.Programsmay alsoexistthathelppersons avoidordelaytheforeclosure process.Anattorneyshouldbe consultedtohelpunderstand theserightsandprogramsasa partoftheforeclosureprocess.

CB&SBANK BY:WilliamM.Hancock Wolfe,Jones,Wolfe,Hancock, Daniel&South,LLC 905BobWallaceAvenue Huntsville,Alabama35801

TheMadisonCountyRecord March27,2024 April3,2024 April10,2024 ADID588721

STATEOFALABAMA COUNTYOFMADISON

NOTICEOFFORECLOSURE

Defaulthavingbeenmadein thepaymentofindebtedness securedbythatcertainmortgagedatedthe6thdayofAugust,2021,executedbyStargell Enterprise,LLC,anAlabama LimitedLiabilityCompany,to CB&SBank,whichmortgageis recordedatInstrumentNumber 2021-00072091,intheProbate RecordsofMadisonCounty,Alabama.

Theundersignedhaselectedto declaretheentireindebtedness securedbysaidmortgagetobe dueandpayableasprovidedin saidmortgageandnoticeis herebygiventhatpursuantto lawandthepowerofsalecontainedinsaidmortgage,theundersignedwillsellatpublic outcry,tothehighestbidderfor cash,infrontoftheMainDoor oftheMadisonCountyCourthouse,CityofHuntsville,Alabama,withinthelegalhoursof sale,onthe24thdayofApril, 2024,thefollowingdescribed realestatesituatedinMadison County,Alabama,to-wit: AllthatpartofSection22, Township4South,Range1 East,moreparticularlydescribedasbeginningata concretemonumentfound thatistheNorthwestcorner ofAndrewEstatesplatbook 17,page32,andisSouth87 degrees30minutes00secondsWest1917.63feet;from thecenteroftheEastboundaryofsaidSection22. Thencefromthetruepointof

minutes49secondsWest 219.62feettoaconcretemonumentfoundattheSouthwest cornerofsaidSubdivision ThencealongsaidSubdivision,North02degrees30 minutes32secondsWest 249.95feettoanironpin found(Jones)attheSouth rightofwayforMarkyleDrive Thencealongsaidrightof way,North02degrees34minutes32secondsWest50.31 feettoa5/8”ironpinfound; ThenceNorth02degrees28 minutes43secondsWest 249.47feet;tothepointofbeginningandcontaining53.97 acresmoreorless. Subjecttoallrightsofway andanyeasementsrecorded orunrecorded. AND AllthatpartofSection22, Township4South,Range1 East,moreparticularlydescribedasbeginningatairon pinfoundthatistheNortheastcorneroflot16Simmons HeightsSubdivisionrecorded inplatbook7,page48,andis onthewestrightofwayfor CatherineDrive.

Thencefromthetruepointof beginningandalongsaid rightofwayforCatherine driveNorth02degrees32 minutes42secondsWest 50.05feettoanironpinfound 5/8rebar

Thenceleavingsaidrightof way,South87degrees32 minutes51secondsWest 249.84feettoa5/8rebar found

ThenceSouth02degrees30 minutes00secondsEast 50.14feetto5/8rebarfound attheNorthwestcornerof saidLot16

Thencealongthenorth boundarylineofsaidLot16 North87degrees31minutes 40secondsEast249.90feet tothepointofbeginningand

andanyeasementsrecorded orunrecorded. Thispropertywillbesoldon an“asis,whereis”basis, subjecttoanyeasements,encumbrances,andexceptions reflectedinthemortgageand thosecontainedinthe recordsoftheofficeofthe JudgeofProbateofthe countywheretheabove-describedpropertyissituated. Thispropertywillbesold withoutwarrantyorrecourse, expressedorimpliedasto title,useand/orenjoyment andwillbesoldsubjecttothe rightofredemptionofallpartiesentitledthereto. Saidsaleismadeforthepurposeofpayingthesameindebtednessandtheexpenses incidenttothissale,includinga reasonableattorney’sfee. PursuanttoAla.Code(1975) §6-5-248(h),Alabamalawgives somepersonswhohaveaninterestinpropertytherighttoredeemthepropertyundercertain circumstances.Programsmay alsoexistthathelppersons avoidordelaytheforeclosure

CB&SBANK

BY:WilliamM.Hancock Wolfe,Jones,Wolfe,Hancock, Daniel&South,LLC 905BobWallaceAvenue Huntsville,Alabama35801

TheMadisonCountyRecord March27,2024

April3,2024

April10,2024 ADID588724

STATEOFALABAMA INTHEPROBATECOURT COUNTYOFMADISON CASENO.76906

INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFHaroldLReed,DECEASED

To:MaryElizabethReed,Book No.00J105734,Madison CountyJail,P.O.Box2047, Huntsville,AL35804

StephanieReedDirrigle,50 CountyRoad3146,Houston,AL 35572 InheritanceAdvancedLLC, 1555PalmBeachLakesBlvd, Suite1410,WestPalmBeach, FL34401

The25thdayofApril,2024at 1:00p.m.hasbeenappointed forthehearingofsaidPetition toSellPropertydescribedas: 902ColeDrive,Huntsville,AL 35802andalso,LotNo.6of BlueSpringsParkSubdivision No.2inLimestoneCounty,AL andalso,LotNumber9on SmithLakefrontsubdivisionin CullmanCounty,ALandalso, Lot#13oftheFirstAdditionto DogwoodLaneSubdivisionin WinstonCounty,ALandalso, Lot14,FirstAdditiontoDogwoodLaneSubdivisioninWinstonCounty,AL

YouareherebynotifiedtoappearbeforesaidCourtonsaid daytocontestsaidpetitionif youthinkproper.

This26thdayofMarch,2023

/s/FrankBarger JudgeofProbate THEMadisonRecord3TIMES: April3,April10,April17 ADID589885

STATEOFALABAMA INTHEPROBATECOURT COUNTYOFMADISON CASENO.77430

INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFTommieWilson Suggs,Sr.,DECEASED To:LatriciaSuggs,P.O.Box 1816,Cummings,GA30028 LisaBroughton,1819BarrymoreStreet,Slidell,LA70461 LashawnaMillon,1703Chancer Lane,Slidell,LA70461

TommieSuggsII,1510 DelawareAvenue,Apt.B2D, Wilmington,DE19806

MarcusHarris,59OspreyOverlookDr.,Braselton,GA30517

The9thdayofMay,2024at 2:00p.m.hasbeenappointed forthehearingofsaidPetition toSellPropertydescribedas: 1805HollytreeDriveNW, Huntsville,AL

YouareherebynotifiedtoappearbeforesaidCourtonsaid daytocontestsaidpetitionif youthinkproper. This3rddayofApril,2024 /s/FrankBarger JudgeofProbate THEMadisonRecord3TIMES: April10,April17,April24,2024 ADID590984

STATEOFALABAMA INTHEPROBATECOURT MADISONCOUNTY CASENO.79977

INTHEMATTEROFTHEPETITIONOFKaylahDeUndra Humphrey FORTHENAMECHANGEOF MalaiyahAmorWhite,MINOR.

TO:MalcolmAlexanderWhite, Jr.-WhereaboutsUnknown Youareherebynotifiedthaton the28thdayofMarch20q24,a PetitionandDeclarationfor MinorNameChangewasfiled byKaylahDeUndraHumphrey andthatthe23rddayofMay 2024at2:30pm,wasappointed adayforthehearingthereof,at whichtimeyouarerequestedto appearandcontestthesameif yousodesire. Givenundermyhand,this1st dayofApril2024 /s/FrankBarger JudgeofProbateCourt

MadisonCountyRecord3T: April10,April17,April24,2024 ADID590860

STATEOFALABAMA INTHEPROBATECOURT MADISONCOUNTY CASENO.79934

INTHEMATTEROFTHEPETITIONOFAkilahAindrea CaudleFORTHENAME CHANGEOFKaliaAbrielle Trotter,MINOR.

TO:UnknownFather-UnknownWhereabouts Youareherebynotifiedthaton the25thdayofMarch2024,a PetitionandDeclarationfor MinorNameChangewasfiled byAkilahAindreaCaudleand thatthe21stdayofMay2024at 10:30am,wasappointedaday forthehearingthereof,atwhich timeyouarerequestedtoappearandcontestthesameif yousodesire.

Givenundermyhand,this27th dayofMarch2024

/s/FrankBarger JudgeofProbateCourt

TO:UnknownFather-Unknown Whereabouts

Youareherebynotifiedthaton the25thdayofMarch2024,a PetitionandDeclarationfor MinorNameChangewasfiled byAprilBurrellandthatthe23rd dayofMay2024at9:30am, wasappointedadayforthe hearingthereof,atwhichtime youarerequestedtoappear andcontestthesameifyouso desire.

Givenundermyhand,this25th dayofMarch2024

/s/FrankBarger JudgeofProbateCourt

MadisonCountyRecord3T: April3,April10,April17,2024 ADID589622

StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo79755

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFNancyEidson, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofNancyEidson,Deceased,havingbeengrantedto theundersignedonthe22nd dayMarch2024bytheHon. FrankBarger,JudgeofProbate ofsaidcounty,noticeishereby giventhatallpersonshaving claimsagainstthesaidestate areherebyrequiredtopresent thesamewithinthetimeallowedbylaw,orthesamewill bebarred. CrystalRodgers

Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:March27,April 3,April10,2024intheMadison CountyRecordnewspaper ADID589417

StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo79906

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFRickyJackLusti, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofRickyJackLusti, Deceased,havingbeengranted totheundersignedonthe18th dayMarch2024bytheHon. FrankBarger,JudgeofProbate ofsaidcounty,noticeishereby giventhatallpersonshaving claimsagainstthesaidestate areherebyrequiredtopresent thesamewithinthetimeallowedbylaw,orthesamewill bebarred. PatriciaA.Lustia/k/aPatricia VasserLusti

Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:April3,April 10,April172024intheMadison CountyRecordnewspaper ADID589709

StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo79910

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFOtisLeeRogers, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofOtisLeeRogers, Deceased,havingbeengranted totheundersignedonthe18th dayMarch2024bytheHon. FrankBarger,JudgeofProbate ofsaidcounty,noticeishereby giventhatallpersonshaving claimsagainstthesaidestate areherebyrequiredtopresent thesamewithinthetimeallowedbylaw,orthesamewill bebarred. TiffanyTate

Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:April3,April 10,April17,2024intheMadisonCountyRecordnewspaper ADID589634

StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo79484

MadisonCountyRecord3T: April3,April10,April17,2024 ADID589950 STATEOFALABAMA INTHEPROBATECOURT

CaseNo79810

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFASTRIDDELORES CARLSONLAHIEREAKA ASTRIDC.LAHIERE, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofASTRIDDELORESCARLSONLAHIERE AKAASTRIDC.LAHIERE,Deceased,havingbeengrantedto theundersignedonthe21st dayMarch2024bytheHon. FrankBarger,JudgeofProbate ofsaidcounty,noticeishereby giventhatallpersonshaving claimsagainstthesaidestate areherebyrequiredtopresent thesamewithinthetimeallowedbylaw,orthesamewill bebarred. JulienL.Lahiere

Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:March27th, April3rd,andApril10thinthe MadisonCountyRecordnewspaper ADID589380

StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo79952

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFIyannaDelores Fenn, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofIyannaDelores Fenn,Deceased,havingbeen grantedtotheundersignedon the26thdayMarch2024bythe Hon.FrankBarger,Judgeof Probateofsaidcounty,noticeis herebygiventhatallpersons havingclaimsagainstthesaid estateareherebyrequiredto presentthesamewithinthe timeallowedbylaw,orthe samewillbebarred. BonnieMaeFenn

Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:April3,April 10,April172024intheMadison CountyRecordnewspaper ADID589939

StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo79945

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFYvonneDFrancis A/K/AYvonneDoreneFrancis, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofYvonneDFrancis A/K/AYvonneDoreneFrancis, Deceased,havingbeengranted totheundersignedonthe26th dayMarch2024bytheHon. FrankBarger,JudgeofProbate ofsaidcounty,noticeishereby giventhatallpersonshaving claimsagainstthesaidestate areherebyrequiredtopresent thesamewithinthetimeallowedbylaw,orthesamewill bebarred. ConnieLGlass

Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:April3,April 10,April172024intheMadison CountyRecordnewspaper ADID589917

StateofAlabama

MadisonCounty CaseNo79932

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFEPHRAIMMOSIER WESLEY, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofEPHRAIM MOSIERWESLEY,Deceased, havingbeengrantedtotheundersignedonthe25thday March2024bytheHon.Frank Barger,JudgeofProbateofsaid county,noticeisherebygiven thatallpersonshavingclaims againstthesaidestateare herebyrequiredtopresentthe samewithinthetimeallowedby law,orthesamewillbebarred. DouglasC.MartinsonIII

Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:April3rd,April 10th,andApril17thinthe MadisonCountyRecordnewspaper ADID590331

StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo79968

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFRooseveltLogan, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofRooseveltLogan, Deceased,havingbeengranted totheundersignedonthe14th dayMarch2024bytheHon. FrankBarger,JudgeofProbate ofsaidcounty,noticeishereby giventhatallpersonshaving claimsagainstthesaidestate

StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo79946

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFJessicaErinCave, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofJessicaErinCave, Deceased,havingbeengranted totheundersignedonthe3rd dayApril2024bytheHon. FrankBarger,JudgeofProbate ofsaidcounty,noticeishereby giventhatallpersonshaving claimsagainstthesaidestate areherebyrequiredtopresent thesamewithinthetimeallowedbylaw,orthesamewill bebarred. RyanElmore

Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:April10th, April17th,andApril24thinthe MadisonCountyRecordnewspaper ADID591163

StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo79881

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFRobertFrancisDehayeAKARobertDehaye, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofRobertFrancisDehayeAKARobertDehaye,Deceased,havingbeengrantedto theundersignedonthe3rdday April2024bytheHon.Frank Barger,JudgeofProbateofsaid county,noticeisherebygiven thatallpersonshavingclaims againstthesaidestateare herebyrequiredtopresentthe samewithinthetimeallowedby law,orthesamewillbebarred. BarbaraDehaye

Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:April10th, April17th,andApril24thinthe MadisonCountyRecordnewspaper ADID590993

StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo79986

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFWilliamTerrence Sutherlin, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofWilliamTerrence Sutherlin,Deceased,having beengrantedtotheundersignedonthe1stdayApril2024 bytheHon.FrankBarger, JudgeofProbateofsaidcounty, noticeisherebygiventhatall personshavingclaimsagainst thesaidestateareherebyrequiredtopresentthesame withinthetimeallowedbylaw, orthesamewillbebarred. HannahJackson

Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:April10,April 17,April24,2024intheMadisonCountyRecordnewspaper ADID590887

StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo79960

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFKathleenKrueger a/k/aKathleenSusanKrueger, LettersofAdministration upontheestateofKathleen Kruegera/k/aKathleenSusan Krueger, Deceased,having beengrantedtotheundersignedonthe29thdayMarch 2024bytheHon.FrankBarger, JudgeofProbateofsaidcounty, noticeisherebygiventhatall personshavingclaimsagainst thesaidestateareherebyrequiredtopresentthesame withinthetimeallowedbylaw, orthesamewillbebarred. AdamJCumberworth

Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:April10,April 17,April24,2024intheMadisonCountyRecordnewspaper ADID590858

StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo79972

DAVIDD.SHAHAN,PERSONALREPRESENTATIVEOF THEESTATEOFELDON NEALESHAHAN, Plaintiff, v. UNKNOWNPERSONALREPRESENTATIVEOFTHEESTATEOFTHEDALANIER VAUGHN,etal., Defendants. 2022CA2717R(RP) JudgeCarlE.Ross NextEvent:July26,2024InitialSchedulingConference NOTICE

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFAliceMarieNolan LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofAliceMarieNolan, Deceased,havingbeengranted totheundersignedonthe29th dayMarch2024bytheHon. FrankBarger,JudgeofProbate ofsaidcounty,noticeishereby giventhatallpersonshaving claimsagainstthesaidestate areherebyrequiredtopresent thesamewithinthetimeallowedbylaw,orthesamewill bebarred.

LindaCorbet

Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:April3rd,April 10th,andApril17thinthe MadisonCountyRecordnewspaper ADID590636

StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo79971

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFCharlieMaeBradford, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofCharlieMaeBradford,Deceased,havingbeen grantedtotheundersignedon the28thdayMarch2024bythe Hon.FrankBarger,Judgeof Probateofsaidcounty,noticeis herebygiventhatallpersons havingclaimsagainstthesaid estateareherebyrequiredto presentthesamewithinthe timeallowedbylaw,orthe samewillbebarred.

LuniaLeslie,III

Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:April3rd,April 10th,andApril17thinthe MadisonCountyRecordnewspaper ADID590461

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFMichaelJames Eden, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofMichaelJames Eden,Deceased,havingbeen grantedtotheundersignedon the28thdayMarch2024bythe Hon.FrankBarger,Judgeof Probateofsaidcounty,noticeis herebygiventhatallpersons havingclaimsagainstthesaid estateareherebyrequiredto presentthesamewithinthe timeallowedbylaw,orthe samewillbebarred. AudreyDianeKowalsky

Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:April3rd,April 10th,andApril17thinthe MadisonCountyRecordnewspaper ADID590665

StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo79991

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFAdrianLamonte

herebygiventhatallpersons havingclaimsagainstthesaid estateareherebyrequiredto presentthesamewithinthe timeallowedbylaw,orthe samewillbebarred. TricianaM.LoftmanEppsa/k/a TricianaEpps Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:April10th, April17th,andApril24thinthe MadisonCountyRecordnewspaper ADID591552

Theobjectoftheabove-captionedmatteristoquiettitleand declarethatPlaintiffistheonehundredpercentownerofthe realproperty(“Property”)describedas6629HarlanPlace, N.W.,WashingtonD.C.20112 andalsoknownasLot43in Square3366.Plaintiffbrings thisactionagainstTheUnknownPersonalRepresentative oftheEstateofThedaLanier Vaughn; TheUnknownHeirs andLegateesofThedaLanier Vaughn;JamesE.Vaughn; TheUnknownPersonalRepresentativeoftheEstateof WillieE.Vaughn;TheUnknownHeirsandLegateesof WillieE.Vaughn;Kelli Weems;LisaVaughn;RickK. Vaughn;TheDistrictofColumbia;AllUnknownOwners ofthePropertyDescribed Below,TheirHeirs,Personal Representatives,Executors, Administrators,Grantees,AssignsorSuccessorsinRight, Title,Interest,andAnyandAll PersonsHavingorClaiming toHaveAnyInterestinthe PropertyKnownas6629HarlanPlace,N.W.,Washington, D.C.20012(Square3366Lot 0043). ACCORDINGLY, itisbythe Courtthis19thdayofMarch 2024,hereby ORDERED thatPlaintiff’sMotionis GRANTED; anditisfurther ORDERED thatPlaintiffwillpost thisNoticeinaccordancewith thetermscontainedin D.C.Code§13-341(b)(1),publishingnoticenolessthantwice amonth,foraperiodnoless thanthreemonths;anditisfurther ORDERED thatPlaintiffwillpost thisNoticeinDetroitLegal News,anewspaperhavinggeneralcirculationinWayne County,Michigan,onceaweek forfiveconsecutiveweeks;and itisfurther ORDERED thatPlaintiffwillpost thisNoticeinTheMadison Record,anewspaperhaving generalcirculationinMadison County,Alabama,onceaweek forfiveconsecutiveweeks;and itisfurther ORDERED thatPlaintiffmust serveandfileproofofservice bypublicationonorbeforeFriday,July5,2024. ORDERED thattheremote schedulingconferenceonMay 31,2024isCONTINUEDtoFriday,July26,2024,at9:30a.m. inVirtualCourtroom200;andit isfurther ORDERED thatanyperson claiminganinterestinthePropertyorinthisactionmustcause theirappearancetobeentered hereinduringorbeforetheRemoteInitialSchedulingConferenceonFriday,July26,2024, at9:30a.m..TheRemoteInitial SchedulingConferencewillbe heldinVirtualCourtroom200. Aninterestedparty’sfailureto enteranappearanceatorbeforetheRemoteInitialSchedulingConferencewillcausethe above-captionedmattertoproceedasincaseofdefault. SOORDERED. JudgeCarlE.Ross CopiestoParties. 03/27/24,04/03/24,04/10/24, 04/17/24,04/24/24 ADID589273 TheStateofAlabama ProbateCourt MadisonCounty CaseNo.76718

INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFMaryKang,Deceased TO:DianaLCasey,21405GingerDrive,Chugiak,Alaska 99567

CarolineBowman,13621WindwardCircle,Anchorage,Alaska 99516 CathyRobinson,3207Blue CrestStreetSW,Huntsville,AL 35805

NoticeisherebygiventhatMark QuakenbushandCrystalKyle, asPersonalRepresenativein theabovecaseofMaryKang, Deceased,hasthisdaypresentedtotheCourtunderoath theiraccount,vouchers,evidenceandstatementforFinal Settlementtotheprobateofthe saidestateandthatthe9thday ofMay,2024@4:00p.m.,has beenappointedadayforsucha settlement,atwhichtimeallpartieswithinterestcanappear andcontestthesameifthey thinkproper. Witness,atoffice,this21stday ofMarch2024.

FrankBarger ProbateJudge MadisonCountyRecord3T: March27,April3,April10,2024

ADID589388

TheStateofAlabama ProbateCourt MadisonCounty CaseNo.77745