The Madison Record - April 24, 2024

HighSchoolBaseball

nationwide“MonthoftheMilitary Child”observanceeachApril. Page4A

BobJonessweepsrivalJetsto

BothMadison teamstoenter firstroundof stateplayoffs thisweek

ByCALEBODOM caleb@themadisonrecord.com

MADISON-Itwasthesame songonadifferentdayasBob JonestookdownJamesClemensontheroad6-1towin theAreatitlethispastweekend.

BobJonesBaseballisnow 20-4inthepasteightseasons againsttheircross-townrival inJetblue.

JamesClemenshadits chances,butthePatriotsalwaysseemedtomakeone moreplaytoshutdownscoringopportunities.

BigOl’Ballpark Fairreturnsto ToyotaField this ursday BySTAFFREPORTS staff@themadisonrecord.com

MADISON-TheBigOl’BallparkFairmakesitsreturntoToyotaFieldfromThursday,April 25throughSunday,May5.Itwill markthe fthconsecutiveyear thatToyotaFieldhasteamedup withKisselEntertainmentforthe event.

ideffortonthemoundfrom TannerHermeschwhowent thedistanceforhisteamallowingjustonerunwithsix strikeoutsintheGame2victory.

“Itmeantalot,”Hermesch saidashestoodintheouteldofTheJetsPlexfresh offthewin.

BobJonesturnedtoasol-

Forthe rsttimeinteamhistory, the rstfourdaysofthefairwill alignwithRocketCityTrashPandashomegames.Fanswhopurchaseatickettooneofthosegames fromThursday,April25toSunday, April29willreceivefreeadissionto thefaironthedayofthegame. TheFairwillopenat4p.m.on weeknightsand1p.m.onSaturdaysandSundays,andnightlyspecialsreturnsuchasMommyMonday,freeadmissionforstudentson Tuesday,andBuyOne,GetOne FreeRideArmbandsonWednesday.

Therewassomebadblood inthissecondgameofthe series,butthatwastobeexpectedwhenthesetwofoes lockhorns.

Mostofthefrustrationwas justJCtryinginvaintobreak throughandBobJonesmovingtheproverbialcarrotover

marchintoplayo sastopdog See

“Wealwaysseemto nishit offhere.Thisistheonethat solidi esitanditmeansa lot.”

BigOl’BallparkFairfeatures30 ridesandnumerousgamesandactivitiesinandaroundToyotaField, plusfreeentertainmentwithadmission.Newforthisyearwillbe theDominguezCircus,a3rdand 4thgenerationcircusfamilywho appearedonAmerica’sGotTalent. Alongsidethecircus,thesealion splashshowreturnstotheFair. Parkingwillbe$10throughout theentiretyoftheevent.Fans willnotbeallowedtoenterToyota Fieldwithfoodandbeveragefrom theFair.

Discountedridewristbandsare availableinadvanceifyoupurchasethemonorbeforeWednesday,April24atmidnight.Formore informationontheFair,combo ticketsandspecials,fanscanvisit kisselentertainment.com.

LocalGirlScoutpromotesHEALSmobileclinicforGoldAward

ByGREGGPARKER gregg@themadisonrecord.com

MADISON-LexiRegensburgertranslatedherconcern forhealthychildrenintoa multifacetedserviceprojectto earnGirlScouts’GoldAward. WhileRegensburgerwanted tocompleteherGoldAward, shestruggledtoidentifya project.ShecontactedMCS DevelopmentOf ceCoordinatorLeeShawaboutdistrict needs;HEALSwastheanswer. Herproject’srootcausewas lackofadvertisementand

suppliesforHealthEstablishmentsatLocalSchoolsInc.or HEALSmobileclinic.“They onlyhadthreepatientsintwo monthsafteropeninginMadisonCitySchools,”Regensburgersaid.“Weknewmore studentscouldbene tfrom theclinic.”

Regensburger rstspokeat aMadisonCityPTAmeeting toallMCSPTApresidents. Theyagreedtosupporther projectandpostedRegensburger’sPSAstotheirsocial mediaplatforms.

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ForaserviceprojecttoearnGirlScouts’GoldAward,LexiRegensburgeradvertisedandpromotedHealthEstablishmentsatLocalSchoolsInc.orHEALS mobileclinicforchildrentoreceivemedicalanddentalcare.

ThePatriotscelebratetheirwinovercross-cityrivalJamesClemenstowintheareatitle.

BothMadisonteamsfacedeachotherbeforeenteringthe rst roundofstateplayoffsthisweek.

Acomplaint ledin LimestoneCountyDistrictCourtclaimsChadwickCrabtreegrewpsilocybinmushroomsonor aroundSept.1,2022.

ADOCinastatement saidtheirLawEnforcementServicesDivision, AlabamaLawEnforcementAgencySWATand theLimestoneCounty Sheriff’sOf ceexecuted searchandarrestswarrantsattheCrabtreeresidenceonFriday.

ChadwickCrabtree “hasbeenplacedonmandatoryleavewithoutpay pendingfurtherpersonnelaction,”ADOCsaid.

ADOCagentsalso searchedChadwickCrabtree’sof ceatLimestone prison,accordingtothe statement.Theinvestigationisongoingandfurtherchargesarepossible.

ByGREGGPARKER gregg@themadisonrecord.com

MADISON–Withouta

doubt,prideofownershipwill shineintheimpressiveentriesinthe2024AsburyCar& BikeShow.

Alongwithsedans,coupes andtrucks,theline-upwill featuremotorcycles,hotrods, cruisers,pick-ups,hogs,vintagebeautiesandexoticimports.Displayingavehicle iseasybecauseownerscan enteronthedayoftheevent–freeofchargeandnopre-registrationisrequired.

AsburyChurch,980Hughes RoadinMadisonishosting theshowonApril27from 9a.m.to1p.m.inthenorth parkinglot.Raindatewillbe May4.Ownerscanarriveat

8a.m.toenteravehicleon ‘showday’beforetheevent opensat9a.m.

Whethershowingacar

orbrowsingthecollection, guestscanenjoyafunday.. .anddon’tforgetthefreehotdogs!Generoussponsorsand volunteersfortheeventhave helpedinprovidingtrophies forthewinnersandgiveaway prizestotheaudience. Organizersurgeresidents tobringtheentirefamilyfor freefunoutdoors. Volunteerscanhelpwith theshowbysigningupatasburycarshow.com. Judgeswillvoteontopentriesfrom10to11a.m.Awardingoftrophieswillstartat noon. Competitioncategories spanthedecadesforAmericanandImportvintage, antiqueandmodernrides, alongwith“BestTruck”or “BestBike.”Andthemuch anticipatedwinnersfor“Dog oftheShow”thatrecognizes aclunkerthatarrivesonits ownpowerbutneedssome

tender,lovingcare;“Mayor’s Award”and“BestinShow.” Sponsorshipcostsreturnto supportministriesofAsbury Church,includinglocalpartnershipswithorganizations thatservethevulnerablein thecommunity.Outreachventuresincludefreeoilchanges, food,schoolsupplies,Kids Campandorphancare.

Formoreinformation,especiallyaboutenteringtheshow orservingasasponsor,visit asburycarshow.comorweareasbury.com.

OptionsforSundayworship atAsburyChurchinMadisonincludeContemporary Worshipat9and10:30a.m.in Building4,WorshipCenter, andTraditionalWorshipat9 and10:30a.m.inBuilding2, Sanctuary.AsburyChurch alsohasalocationinHarvest at8089WallTrianawithSundayworshipat10a.m.inthe WorshipCenter.

Billwouldputdeadlines onopenrecordsrequests

BySTAFFREPORTS staff@themadisonrecord.com

TheIssue:Legislationthatpassedthe stateSenatethisweekandnowawaits actioninthestateHousewouldhopefully deterstateandlocalgovernmentbodies fromstallingopenrecordsrequests.

Onpaper,thestateofAlabamahas oneofthemostexpansiveopenrecords lawsinthenation.Itsaysanycitizen hastherighttoinspectandtakecopies ofpublicwritings,exceptforthoseexemptedbylaw.

Butinpractice,Alabama’slawisone oftheworst,becauseit’sessentially toothless.

Stateandlocalagenciescanstallrequestsforinformationalmostindenitely,andultimatelymembersofthe publicandnewsorganizations—usuallythelatter—havetosueinorderto gainaccesstorecordsthataresupposed tobepublicasamatteroflaw.

That’sbecauseAlabama’scurrent openrecordslawdoesn’tsaywhenpublicagencieshavetorespond.

“Ittakesanaverageof188daysfor stateagenciestorespondtoopenrecordsrequests,accordingtoMuckRock, anonpro torganizationthatfocuseson opengovernment,”reportsthenonprofitnewsandpoliticssiteAlabamaRe ector.“Theorganizationsaysthereisonly a16.29%successrateforobtainingpublicrecords.”

Inotherwords,theattitudeofmost stateandlocalgovernmentbodiesis, “Sure,youcanhavewhatyouwant, whenwegetaroundtoit.”

It’snowonder,then,thataccording

toAl.com,“a2019studybyaresearcher attheUniversityofArizonarankedAlabamalastamongstatesinresponsivenesstorequestsforrecords.”

Butabill ledbystateSen.Arthur Orr,R-Decatur,whichlastweekpassed thestateSenateunanimously,would changethat. “Thelegislationwouldrequireapublicrecordsof certoacknowledgethe receiptofasimplerequestwithin10 daysandthen‘provideasubstantive response’totherequestwithin15additionalbusinessdays,”accordingto TheAssociatedPresssummary,“Publicentitieswouldbegivenmoretimeto respondtorequeststhatwouldrequire morethaneighthoursofworktofulll.”

Arequestwouldbepresumeddeniedifthereisnoresponsewithin30 businessdaysor60calendardays,althoughagenciescouldgetextensions fortime-intensiverequests,provided theyprovidewrittennoti cationtothe requester.Afterward,adeniedparty could lesuit.

“Thisbillestablishestimelinesand createsaframeworkforthepublicto makerequestsforpublicrecords.Italso providesguidelinesforthecustodians ofrecordsinful llingtherequests,” FeliciaMason,executivedirectorofthe AlabamaPressAssociation,wroteinan emailtoTheAP.

Unfortunately, lingsuitisstillthe onlyenforcementmechanismunderthe bill.PreviouslegislationthatOrrsponsoredunsuccessfullywouldhavecreatedaboardtodealwithdeniedrequests withoutforcingthosedeniedtoresortto

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SCHOOLS

PURPLEUPDAY! -IfyounoticedalotofpurpleacrosstheMadisonCitySchoolsDistrictlately,it’sallpartofthenationwide “MonthoftheMilitaryChild”observanceeachApril.Morethan 20percentofMadisonCitySchoolstudentsarefrommilitary families.Fridaythedistricthada“PurpleUp”Daywhichcalled forstudents,faculty,andadministratorstowearpurpleinsupportofmilitary.Purpleisthecombinedcolorofthethemesof themajorbranchesofthemilitary.Examplesofsomeofthe S2Sactivities:schoolbreakfastshostingmilitaryparents,an icecreamsocial,doordecoratinginmilitarythemes,banners inthehalls,Jeremiah’sItalianIcecouponsfortreats,aformal galadance,andmuchmore.Herearesomerandompicsfrom variouslocationsacrossMCS.

Real-lifeRapunzelAliiaNasyrovaisusedtoturning headsasshewalksdownthestreetthankstoherimpossiblylongandgorgeoushair.Andnow,its257.33 cm(8 5.3in)lengtho ciallymakesitthelongest haironalivingperson(female).

LibertyMathTeamtakes rst-place inStateMathCountscompetition

ByGREGGPARKER gregg@themadisonrecord.com

MADISON–Facingthetopteams andindividualsfromacrossAlabama,LibertyMathTeamclaimed rstplaceinbothteamandindividualscoresatStateMathCounts competitionattheUniversityof Mobile.

JeffreyDuan,eighth-graderat LibertyMiddleSchool,rankedin rstplaceindividually.Duanhad thehighestscoresinSprintand Targetroundsandwillcompeteat Nationals.

Anationalcompetition,MathCountsisopentostudentsin grades6-8infourlevelsofcompetition:School,Chapter,Stateand National.Libertyhadmorethan80 studentscompetingattheSchool level.Approximately40students fromacrossAlabamacompetedat theStatelevel.

LibertyMathTeamincludes eighth-gradersJeffreyDuan,Kriti AkarapuandEddieWenandseventh-graderJosephLee.Thesestudentswon rstplaceattheChapter andStatelevels.

CoachesareLorySchielerand BillieWilhelm.Schielerteaches geometrywithdataanalysis,honorsandacceleratedeighth-grade mathematics.Wilhelmteachesseventh-gradehonorsmathematics andsixth-andseventh-gradeMath Team.

“Thetop12studentscompeted inFebruaryattheChaptercompetitionagainstotherschoolsfrom NorthAlabama.Thetoptwoteams, LibertyandDiscoverymiddle schools,competedattheStatelevel onMarch23,”Wilhelmsaid.

Atthestatecompetition,thestudentscompetedinfourrounds:

•Sprint--Focusedonspeedand accuracy.Studentshad40minutes tocomplete30mathproblemswithoutcalculators.

•Target–Emphasizingproblem-solvingandmathematical reasoning.Studentsreceivedfour pairsofproblemsandhadsixminutesforeachpair.Calculatorsallowed.

•Team–Concentratingonprob-

lem-solvingandcollaborationfor ateamtocomplete10problemsin 20minutes.Eightstudentswiththe highest,combinedSprintandTargetscorescompetedintheCountdownround.

•Countdown–Focusedonspeed andaccuracy.Studentshave45secondsmaximumperproblemwithoutcalculators.Studentsbuzzedin toanswerquestionsbeforeopponents.JeffreyDuanandEddieWen quali edforCountdown. Thetopfourstudentsfromthe Statecompetitionwillcompeteat NationalsinWashingtonD.C.on May11-13with244studentsattending.Alabama’steamincludes JeffreyDuanfromLiberty;Abigail Li,PizitzMiddleSchool;AlexZhu, NorthridgeMiddleSchool;and

HenryGladden,St.Paul’sEpiscopalSchool.

Forthethirdtime,Wilhelmwill coachtheAlabamateamforNationals,becausetraditioncallsfor thewinningteam’scoachtolead.

“Iamveryproudofthehard workofthesestudents.Theydedicatemanyhourstolearningnew mathskillsand(can)applythat knowledgetocompeteagainstothertop-notchstudentsfromacross thestate,”Wilhelmsaid.“It’s greattoseestudentsexcitedabout math.” LibertyMathTeamusuallyenterssevencompetitionseachyear. Theirconteststypicallyinclude MuscleShoals,oneintheBirminghamarea,HuntsvilleandMathCountsnationalcompetition.

JamesClemensfootballteamtohostmattresssalethisSunday

ByBOBLABBE bob@themadisonrecord.com

MADISON-Getagoodnight’s sleepcomplimentsoftheJames ClemensHighfootballteam. That’sthegoaloftheJetsas theyarehostingtheir12thannualMattressSaleonSunday, April28.

Ahigh-qualitysetofbedding iswhatthehighschoolstudent-athletesarehopingeach buyerreceivesontheirwaytoa better,restfulnight’ssleep.

Sunday’ssalewillbeheld 11:00a.m.-5:00p.m.insidethe

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SeveralgraphicswithQR codesdirectedparentstothe HEALSwebsiteandRegensburger’svideos,alongwithpromotingherdonationdrive.RegensburgervisitedtheHEALS clinicfourtimesforvideofootage. Withthefootage,Regensburgermadethreeinformationalvideosforpotentialpatients andparents–avirtualtourof themobileclinicandtwointerviewswithHEALSstaffand patients.Shehostedadonation driveattwoschoolsandher dancestudio,alongwithposting 75 iersatJamesClemensHigh

school’scafeteriaareaandprofessionallyhostedbyCharlie ColwellofCustomsFundraising Solutions. “Wehavesalespeoplewhoare expertsandcanhelpcustomers ndtheright tforthem,” saidChadMcGehee,headcoach oftheJamesClemensfootball team.“Thecafeteriaissetup justlikeanymattressstoreyou canwalkintoaswehavemany mattressoptionsonthe oor.”

“Allthemoneyraisedfrom thesalewillgotowardsrenovationsandupgradesforthe school’sathletic eldhouse,”

School,LibertyMiddleSchool andTheDanceCompany. “Oncethedrivewasover, Itookallthesuppliestomy houseandsorted--over580 items!”Regensburgersaid.“I metwiththeMCStechteam andmyProjectAdvisorLee Shaw.Theyagreedtopost iersonMCS’websiteandputmy projectinMCSWeeklyUpdate.” “Iwanttogointothemedical eldsothisprojectaligned perfectly.Ibelieveeverychild shouldhaveaccesstoadoctor anddentist.I’msogladthatI gottomakethispossiblefor morechildreninMCS,”Regens-

saidChadMcGeheeheadcoach oftheJets.“Everypurchase goestowardsupportingourfootballteamwithequipmentand upgradingfacilities.”Custom FundraisingSolutionsofAlabamawillhandletheinventory andactualsaleofmerchandise andalloffersareguaranteed. Aprofessionalcrewwillbeon handinthemakeshiftshowroomoftheschoolcafeteriato assistonselectionsofbedding. Inadditiontomattressesinall differentstyles,sizesand rmness,thesalewillalsoinclude luxurypillowsandmattress

burgersaid. “Myprojectbene tedparents,HEALSstaff,schoolstaffs andschoolnurses,andHEALS acquiredmorepatients,”Regensburgersaid.“WhenIstarted,theclinichadonlyseen threepatientsintwomonths;in fourmonthsduringmyproject, HEALSsawover50patients.” InGirlScoutTroop926,Regensburgerpraised“mywonderfulleadersJeanDowns andAndreaJohnson.Jeanhas doneafantasticjobleadingour group;I’velearnedsomuch fromher.Shehastaughtus (about)leadership,communica-

pads.Thebrandsofmattresses availablewillincludeSimmons, BeautyrestandTherapedic amongothers. “Thepricesofferedare 30-40-percentlessthanretail andallmattressescomewitha fullcomfortguaranteeandfactorywarranty,”addedMcGehee. BecauseCustomFundraising Solutionshasverylittleoverheadofoperatingthesale,that factallowssales30-40-percent underretailprices.Inthe11 yearsthefootballprogramhas hostedtheevent,$67-thousand hasbeenmadefromthesales, allofwhichhasgonestraightto thefootballportionofathletics attheClass7Aschool.McGehee’smessageabouttheevent included,“Weaskeveryone tocomeandsupportathletes.

tionandwhataheartforservingcanaccomplish,”Regensburgersaid. Inhertroop,FinleyKoswoski helpedtremendously.Others supporterswereHEALSemployeeSandraDiaz,TheDance CompanyInc.,TerrieRegensburger,RyanRegensburger, BlakeRegensburger,Patricia Collins,JamesClemensHOSA clubandresidentswhodonated. AsenioratJamesClemens HighSchool,RegensburgerparticipatesinNationalHonorSociety,HOSAandnationalhonor societiesforscience,French

edcustomers.Infact,I’veneverheard acomplaint,”addedMcGehee.

andtechnology.SheisamemberofJamesClemensMedical Academy. Regensburgerhasstudiedfor 14yearsatTheDanceCompany.Devotiontoreadingletsher “enteradifferentworld.” Thisfall,shewillmajorin nursingattheUniversityof SouthAlabama.Regensburger hasbeenacceptedintoHonors CollegeandEarlyAcceptance NursingSchool. HerparentsareRyanRegensburger,asoftwareengineer, andTerrieRegensburger,appareldesignerandvolunteerin PTAandBandBoosters.

EddieWen,fromleft,JeffreyDuan,JosephLeeandKritiAkarapuinLibertyMath Teamwon rstplaceinStateMathCountscompetition.Duanwasthetopindividualplayer.

Currentlyblastingofftostreetscenes,RocketCityNovasisthearea’snewestdancekreweandhaveadoptedaspacethemedaura.

RocketCityNovas

anewspace-themeddancekrewe,sashayintotown

ByGREGGPARKER gregg@themadisonrecord.com

MADISON–Whataresilver, fromskirtstoshifts,withstrikingcontrastsofblue,speci callyinhairstylesastheyjoyfully marchdownthestreet?They’re thenewestdancekrewe,Rocket CityNovas.

RocketCityNovas“celebrates thejoyofmovement,powerof creativityandspiritofcommunity.Welookforwardtoperformingatlocaleventsandfundraisers,aswellasdancinginholiday paradesforMadison,Huntsville andbeyond,”NovasCo-Director CarlyJordansaid.AllieBarron andStarlitSheroarealsoCo-Directors. Thegroup’sconceptbeganin November2023inacasualconversationandbecamerealityin March2024.“Agroupofdance friendscametogetherandbondedovertheirloveof‘allthings nerdy.’Itwasclearthataspacethemeddancekrewewasneeded intown,”Jordansaid.

Decidingonthegroup’sname involved“funbutrigorousthree fulldaysofgoingoverevery spaceandsci- name”topair with‘RocketCity.’“Wekeptit simple,”Jordansaid.

Currently,theareahas ve krewes...“eachwithitsown airandpersonality,”Jordan said.“Weweregratefultoreceive guidancefromJennBesaw,Vice PresidentofTheCottonCandies, toformulateourleadershipstyle, by-lawsandhearwhat10-year stayingpowerlooksandfeels like.”

“Itfeelsamazingtosupportthe

otherkrewesandencourageour growingparadecommunityto possiblyonedaymirrorenthusiasmandsizeofaMobileorNew OrleansMardiGras,”Jordan said.

Foritsdiversegroup,Novas welcomewomenolderthan25 yearswhoenjoydancing.Membersshouldembracetheteam’s pillars:teamwork,danceandfun.

Choreographersexcelindifferingroutines,includinghiphop,cheerleading,Broadwayand marchingkrewethemes.“Whetherit’sdrizzle,sleetorsunshine, you’ll ndourkrewepracticing onSundayafternoonsinoneof themanywide-opengreenspaces orwalkingtracksaroundtown,” Jordansaid.

RocketCityNovashavecuratedadiverseplaylistwithlyrics aboutaliens,thegalaxy,robots andmore.Chartermembers polledfriendsandfamilyforfeedbackonsongsthat‘pumpthem up’inparades.

Theirparaderoutinesmust accommodatequick/slowpace,

level/uphillroutes...evenpotholes.However,Novasrespond withsimplelegworkbutdramatic,exaggeratedarmmovements andgestures.

Theirparadeseasonopenswith Christmas,thenMardiGrasand endswithSt.Patrick’sDay.For theirinauguralyearin2024,the NovashaveacceptedaninvitationtoparadeatMadisonStreet FestivalonOct.5.

“We’llperfectourperformance pieceinJune,sowe’relookingfor eventopportunitiestoentertain thetownasearlyasJuly,”Jordan said.

Novaswillhosta“MissionMixer”atLipzLounge,2610Clinton Ave.W.inHuntsvilleonMay5 from4to6p.m.“We’reinvitingall prospectivememberstoattend, hearaboutourrequirementsand applyfortherecruitmentprocess,”Jordansaid.

Formoreinformation,email rocketcitynovas@gmail.comor visitFacebook/RocketCityNovasandMessenger,orInstagram @rocket_city_novas.

ByGREGGPARKER gregg@themadisonrecord.com

HUNTSVILLE–FantasyPlayhouseChildren’s Theater&Academywill soonlaunchtheworldpremiereproduction,“Space Monkeys!TheAdventures ofBaker&Able.”

ArtisticDirectorStephenTylerDaviswrote anddirected“SpaceMonkeys!,”whichwillround outFantasyPlayhouse’s all-originalseason.

“Thisfreshnewscript isfun,thehistoryistrue, andthecastishugewith 50-plusactorsatVon BraunCenterPlayhouse, 700MonroeSt.SW.,”EmilyRodricksaid.Rodrick isMarketing/PublicRelationsManagerforFantasyPlayhouse.

KeycastmembersincludeLydiaGray(Miss Baker)andRachelMaxwell(Able).Severalcast membersarein“Squad SecretSocietyofthe RocketCityJuniorSpace EnthusiastsandFuture AstronautsofAmerica” orSPAMOforshort:NaomiColeman(Avi),Emma Soto(Jo),EmmaJean Lowder(Norah),Eden Hashman(Toad),Bradley Sabatini(Skip)andEmma RoseBerry(Barney).

Theshow’splotinvolves vekidsinHuntsvillewho conveneeveryfullmoon fortheirsecretspacesociety.Thismonth,theyseek toinductanewmember. However,theinducteehas neverheardofAmerica’s infamous“SpaceMonkeys,”sothe veembark onsharingthe65-year-old

courageousstory. “In1959,twobrave monkeys–Bakerand Able--leadthechargefor spaceexploration.Buckle

upandholdontightfor anadventureofgalactic magnitude.Astoryof friendship,bravery,sacriceanddreamingbig,this world-premiereplaywill inspireallages,”Rodrick said.

TheBoeingCompany isthesponsorfor“Space Monkeys!” ShowtimeswillbeMay 9andMay10(whichis FantasyPlayhouseAlumniNight)at7p.m.Shows onMay11andMay12will be1and6p.m.Inaddition, asensory-friendlyperformancewillbepresented onMay11at10a.m.

Ticketscost$22for adultsand$17for17-yearoldsandyounger;childrenyoungerthantwo yearsoldwillbeadmitted freeiftheylapsit.Guests shouldgetalap-seatticketattheBoxOf cebefore theperformance.Discountsareavailablefor groupsof10ormore. FantasyPlayhouseChildren’sTheaterandAcademyprovidestheatre-arts accessthatreaches31,000plusresidentsannually, including21,000youth. Coreprogramsinclude livechildren’stheatre productions,classes, camps,workshopsandeducationaloutreachwith after-schoolclassesand in-schooltouringprograms. Formoreinformation, call256-539-6829orvisit

isweekendmarksthe42ndyearofPanoply’s three-daycelebrationofart,musicandmore

HUNTSVILLE–Thisweekendmarkstheannualreturnof PanoplyArtsFestivaltodowntownHuntsville’sBigSpring Park,April26through28,to celebratetheevent’s42ndyear.

HostedbyArtsHuntsville, PanoplyArtsFestivalhas evolvedintoapremierearts weekendshowcasingthearea’sinnovativesparkthrough athree-daycelebrationofart, musicandmore.Thecelebrationkicksoffat5p.m.on Friday,April26,withregionallycelebratedbandsandmusicians,thefan-favoritejuriedArtMarketplace,STEAM Street,artandSTEAMinteractives,aninteractivetemporary artproject,craftbeerandwine, localfoodtrucksandmore. Thisyearthefestivalwillagain spanacrossChurchStreetand intoBigSpringParkEast.

FeaturedMusic:Panoply2024 bringstogetheravibrantmusicallineupfeaturingover33 bandsandmusicians.Getready toexperienceawiderangeof musicalgenresacrosstwofestivalstages:theIndieStageand

theShowcaseStagepresented byChurchStreetFamily.From soulfuljazzandelectrifying rocktosmoothR&Bandcatchy pop,Panoplyofferssomething foreverymusicaltaste.Festivalgoerswilldiscoverlocal favoritesandregionaltalents, showcasingHuntsville’sincrediblemusicscene. OnFridaynight,theShowcasestagewillfeaturetwodynamiclocalwomeninmusic. Youngsinger-songwriterDelaneyFauldsdebutedonPanoply’sIndieStagein2023,but thisyearsheisbringingherfull bandtothefestivalShowcase Stage.Localpoppowerhouse TheDawnOsbourneBandwill rockaudiencesandcloseout thefestival’sFridaynightlineup.

Saturdayfeaturesafullday ofmusicthatstartswhenthe festivalopensat10a.m.Oneof thebandsgracingthePanoply stageforthe rsttimeisThe BandSilhouette,anewindie rockgroup.Theirdebutalbum “Seedlings”dropsonApril 12th!Returningfavoritesare alsointhemusicmixthroughouttheday,asbandslikeLittle andtheGiantsreturntoPano-

plywiththeirsweetcontemporaryfolksound.OnSaturday night,getreadytodanceas SoulLitBandwarmsupthe crowdbeforeHuntsville’sfavoriteprogressivefunkrockband, Quantaphonics,takesthestage. This13-piecebandisknownfor

theirenergeticimprovisation, on-stagechemistryandkiller originalmusic. Panoply’sSundaystagelineupbeginswithjazzfromCity Vibesandfeaturesanarray ofR&BandsoulfromVictoria Jones,KristofferLeshaunand

Performersforthe2024PanoplyShowcaseStage

JazzMcKenzie.Panoply’sIndieStage,locatedinBigSpring East,playshosttomanyof Huntsville’sfavoritelocalsingersandsongwriters,duos,and instrumentalistssuchas:Shelly SaxmanWilliams,TheLoveAp-

BySTAFFREPORTS staff@themadisonrecord.com

PanoplywilltakeoverBigSpringParkinHuntsvillethisweekendstartingFriday.

Performersforthe2024PanoplyIndieStage

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ples,TylerAK,CherylLlewellyn,GORRIO,PrestonWatts,C1Liveandmore. (Fullprogrammingscheduleisavailable onartshuntsville.org.)ArtsHuntsvilleis proudtocelebrateandelevatethecity’s thrivinglocalmusicscene,andtheHSV MusicOf cewillhostPanoplymusiciansthroughouttheweekendatthefestival’sRelaxationStationGreenRoom. NewtoPanoply2024:“TheBigSwim” InteractiveArtInstallation:Festivalgoersofallageswillimmersethemselves inakaleidoscopeofcolorastheywalk throughatunnel-likeartinstallation designedexclusivelyforPanoply.The interactiveartpieceiscreatedbylocal artistSusieGarrett.

ThePanoplyZenZone

ThePanoplyZenZone,presentedby HuntsvilleHospitalforWomenandChildren,isanewsensory-friendlyspace withinthefestival.Panoply,byde nition,isamagni centarray.AtthePanoplyZenZone,festivalgoersofallages will ndanintentionallydesignedspace inBigSpringParkthatprovidessensory resourcesforattendeestobetterenjoy thePanoplyexperience.

ArtsinActionandCommunityArt: RegionalartistswillofferdemonstrationsoftheircraftatPanoply’sArtsin Actiontents,wherechildrenandadults cantrytheirhandat berartswithyarn orsilkdyingorlearntoplaymusicwith cigarboxguitars.Festivalgoersofall ageswillalsogettostretchtheircreativemuscleswithhands-oncommunity artactivities,includingfestivalfavorite “PaintthePanoply”letterspresentedby SCHOEL.TheFirstBaptistChurchArts TeamisalsoreturningtoPanoplythis year,andwiththesupportofFirstBaptistandtheTrideumFoundation,festivalgoerswillcreateanoriginalmosaic installationtobeinstalledatthenew SandraMoonArtsRehearsalWing.

ArtOutLoudStage

Panoplywelcomesthereturnofthe ArtOutLoudStage,presentedbythe CarrieLinkFoundationfortheArtsand Education.Thisstagefeaturesspoken wordperformancesfromlocalliterary guresandpoets.(Fullscheduleavailableonartshuntsville.org.)

ArtMarketplace

ThePanoplyArtMarketplaceprovides primeshoppingacrossHuntsville’spicturesqueandbelovedBigSpringPark. ThisyearthejuriedArtMarketplace willwelcomemorethan100visualartists.Oneofthefestival’smostpopular features,the2024ArtMarketplacewill showcaselongtimefestivalartistsand over40 rst-timePanoplyexhibitors.

Thisyear’sartistscomefrom23states, withsometravelingfromasfarasColoradoandMassachusettsforthe42nd PanoplyArtsFestival.Afulllistofartistsavailableonartshuntsville.org.

StudentArtTentandFacePaintingTent ChildrenandadultswilldiscoverbuddinglocalartistictalentatthePanoply StudentArtTentinBigSpringPark East,presentedbyBlueCross&Blue ShieldofAlabama.ThispopularPanoplydestinationfeaturesartworkfrom

studentsofallageswhoattendpublic andprivateschoolsinMadisonCounty. AcrossBigSpringParkbytheTravellers publicartinstallation,festivalgoerscan celebratetheircreativesideatthePanoplyFacePaintingTent–afestivalfavorite!–presentedbyMirabelChan&the Pei-LingCharitableTrust. PanoplyPosterArtist Eachyear,ArtsHuntsvillecommissionsanartisttocreateanartpiece thatcapturesthefestival’sspiritandthe community.Thisyear’sPanoplyposter artistisJessicaNunno.Originallyfrom Connecticut,JessicaholdsaBFAinillustrationfromNewYork’sSchoolof VisualArts.Herworkfocusesoncreatureandcharacterdesign,conceptart, andcomicandpopcultureillustrations. SheworksoutofherstudioatLoweMill ARTSandEntertainmentandsheteacheslocallywiththeHuntsvilleMuseum ofArtandArtsHuntsville’sCreative Launchpad.

“WewerethrilledwhenJessicaagreed tocreatetheartworkforourPanoply 2024poster,”sharedArtsHuntsvilleExecutiveDirectorAllisonDillon-Jauken. “Jessica’sworkis lledwithartisticenergyandcreativedetails,anditfancifullycapturesthevibrancyandexcitement whenHuntsville’sarts,entertainment andmusicscenetakesoverBigSpring ParkforthePanoplyArtsFestival.”

Nunnowillsellheroriginalpaintings atPanoply,andfestivalgoerscanpurchasemerchandisefeaturingherartworkatthePanoplyStore,presentedby GeorgiaPaci c.ArtsHuntsvillewillalso offeralimitednumberofsignedposters forthepublictopurchase.

Hands-onActivities

Panoply’sSTEAMStreet,presented byToyotaMotorManufacturingofAlabama,willcelebratethe42ndanniversaryofthePanoplyArtsFestivalwith specialactivities:

•HuntsvilleCitySchoolsMagnet Programs’Thaumatropes’presentedby Intrepid

•HuntsvilleBallet’s‘BalancingBallet Dancers’presentedbyKBR

•‘Cup-icopters’presentedbyHexagon

•MissileDefenseAgency‘Bridges’ presentedbyBoeing

•FantasyPlayhouseTheatre’s‘Marionettes’presentedbytheNationalSpace Club

Thisyear’sPanoplyCreativityCorner,presentedbyVirginiaandParker Grif th,willofferArtAdventuresfor alltoenjoy:

•KoiWindsockpresentedbyMarilyn LandsandRobinCozby

•FisheyeWeaving

•WatercolorMagic

•CreepyCrawlies

•HuntsvilleSymphonyOrchestra Guilds‘DiscoverMusic’presentedby theVBC50th.TheSymphonyGuild’s popularinteractiveexperienceintroducesyoungpeopletomusicalinstruments.

•TheVBC50thwillbejoiningthe HuntsvilleSymphonyGuildatPanoply,

Inthelittlemomentsandmajormilestonesofchildhood,we arehereforourpatientsandtheirfamilies–helping,healing, teachinganddiscovering.

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andfestivalgoerscan stopandwritedowntheir favoritememoryofthe

VBCwhichwillbeincorporatedintoaspecial 50thanniversarydisplay withintheVBC.

MilitarySaluteNight ThePanoplytradition ofMilitarySaluteNight, presentedbyNorthrop Grumman,continues Friday,April26th.All active-dutymilitaryand ArmedForcesReserves andtheirdependentsare welcomedtotheparkfora freeeveningofentertainment.Militarypersonnelwillbeaskedtoshow theircurrentmilitaryID attheentrances.

PanoplyBeer,Wine andFestivalFood AlongwithPanoply’s diversearrayofartand music,festivalgoerscan enjoylocaltastesfrom 17foodtrucksfeaturing Pepsiproductsfromthe of cialsoftdrinkofPanoply.ThepopularPanoply CraftBeerandWineTent isonceagaincentrallylocatedbetweenthemain parkandBigSpringEast

ThePanoplyArtsFestival

April26th,27,and28 Panoply2024hours:

Friday,April26: 5p.m.-9:00p.m.

Saturday,April27: 10a.m.-9p.m. (ArtMarketplacecloses7:30p.m.)

Sunday,April28: from11a.m.-6p.m.

andwillfeatureselect wineandlocalcraftbeer fromYellowhammerand StraighttoAle. FestivalSeatingand Fireworks:EnjoyPanoply’smusicandperformanceswithopen-air seating.Festivalpatrons areencouragedtobring chairsandblanketstosit onastheyenjoythelineupofPanoplyperformers.FridayandSaturday nightswillendwitha stunning reworkdisplay presentedbyDeltaResearch. Tickets,FestivalEntrances andServices ArtsHuntsvilleisofferingaPanoplyweekend passavailableonlinein advancefor$20.Weekend passesareonlyavailable until4p.m.onFriday, April26.Daypassesare $15andcanbepurchased inadvanceonlineandat thefestivalticketbooths, presentedbyRedstone FederalCreditUnion. Children12andunderare freeofcharge.Ticketsare onsalenowatartshuntsville.org.

Formoreinformationand topurchasetickets,visitthe ArtsHuntsvillewebsiteat www.artshuntsville.org/panoply-arts-festival/.Follow@ ArtsHuntsvilleonFacebook, InstagramandX(formerly knownasTwitter)forthe latestupdatesleadingupto PanoplyArtsFestival.

andover. Oneofthebiggestplaysofthe gamecameintheinthebottomof thesixthinningwhenJamesClemenshadthebasesloadedwithtwo outsandJetssecondbasemanJesse Isenseenearlylinedaballoverthe headofBobJonesthirdbaseman GreshamBaker.

“IthinkmyarmwashurtingbecauseIreachedsofar,”Bakersaid. “IthoughtImisseditat rst.”

TheballstuckintoBaker’sglove insomekindofmoviemomentand thePatriotsdugouteruptedinto cheersforthemassiveplaytosti e yetanotherJetsrally.

BobJonesstartedthegamewith aruninthetopofthe rstinning tolead1-0whenBakerknockedin secondbasemanJacobPearlwith anRBIsingle. ThePatriotswereabletoaddto theirleadwithtwomorerunsin thetopofthethirdinningwhen thecatcherZachJohnsondrovein

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inBradenBoothandBaker,who walkedandeventuallystolehome. Thelonerunofthegamefor JamesClemenscameinthebottomofthefourthinningwhenBen Gravesknockedinhisteammate HaydenMarkfortwhoreachedona throwingerror. BobJoneskeptthepressureon theJetswiththreerunsinthe nal threeinningstofendoffJCwhowas feelingthepressureasfrustrations wereboilingoverdownthestretch. TherewasamomentwhereJets reliefpitcherLukeDavenportand hiscatcherJTJohnsongotheated witheachotherafterthetopofthe seventhinning. BobJonesgotthelastlaughinthe endasHermesch nishedthegame offwithastrikeoutofTyMarsh lookingto nishtheclosethingsout withanexclamationpoint. ThursdayGame1: BobJones6,JamesClemens4 ThePatriotsusedthelongballto

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expensiveandoftentime-consuminglitigation. Italsodoesn’taddresstheissue oflawenforcementbodycamvideo, whichlocalandstateagenciesstill withholdforthemostfrivolousof reasons.

Onthatscore,thestateSenate seemsunwillingtobudge.The SenateJudiciaryCommitteelast

Wednesdayvoteddownaproposal thatwouldhavemademostlawenforcementdashboardandbodycam videospublicrecordandwidely distributablewithin30days. Thesecrecysurroundingbodycamanddashcamvideohasbecome aparticular ashpointwithinrecentyearsinvolvingincidentsinvolvingfatalshootingsbypolicein

getthebestofJCinthe

oftheseriesthatwasplayedatBob Jones.

SaturdayGame3: BobJones4,JamesClemens3 BobJoneshadtodigdeepinthe series naleonSaturdaytopulloff thesweepoftheJetswithtworuns inthetopoftheseventhinningto bustoutthebrooms. BothBobJonesandJamesClemenstakepartinthe7Aplayoffsthis weekendwithgamesinthearea.

ThePatriotsaretabbedtowelcomerivalSparkmantoBobJones forthe rstroundoftheplayoffs withtimestobeannounced. TheJetstraveltoGrissomfor aplayoffseriesthattakesplace onFridayandSaturdaywiththe FridayGame1starttimetobeannounced.

ThesecondgameofJCvsGrissomisonFridayat7p.m.while Game3isslatedforSaturdayat1 p.m.inHuntsville.

Madison,HuntsvilleandDecatur. Orr’sbillnowgoestothestate HouseofRepresentatives,which wehopewillactquicklytopassit. TheIssueLegislationthatpassed

thestateSenatelastweekandnow awaitsactioninthestateHouse wouldhopefullydeterstateand localgovernmentbodiesfromstallingopenrecordsrequests.

Renovating Rooms. Building Relationships.

2024PanoplyposterbyJessicaNunno

UAHbaseball TheUAHbaseballteamwonthe finalgameandclinchedaGulfSouth Conferenceroadseriesvictoryagainst WestAlabama. Page3B

ByBOBLABBE bob@themadisonrecord.com

MADISON-BobJones sprinterJordanUrrutiawon threeeventsattheSparkman SenatorClassicoutdoortrack and eldmeetdeliveringthe state’sbestoutdoorperformanceoftheseasoninboth the100and400-meterdashes. HiseffortsputtheseniorPatriotintheAlabamaHighSchool AthleticAssociation(AHSAA) TrackSpotlight.Urrutia’sspotlightisthesecondoftheschool yearforthesupersprinteras hewasnamedtotheAHSAA TrackSpotlightinJanuary duringtheindoortrackseason. The6-foot-2,165-poundUrrutiacarriesahighlysought after3.9gradepointaverageby collegecoachesandhistalents onthetrackarealsocourted bynumerouscolleges,butthe talentedseniorrecentlysigned withtheOleMissRebelsandis lookingtowardcompletinghis outdoorseason. Urrutia,whoseyoungersister,Alivia,isamemberofthe

BobJonesgirlstrackteam,ran apersonalrecordtimeof47.48 secondstowinthe400-meterat themeetinHarvestatSparkmanHigh,whilealsoclocking astatebest10.60inthe100meterdash.Urrutiaalsowonthe 200metereventclocking21.51.

AftermovingherefromLouisville,Ky.,Urrutiawasinthe seventhgradewhenacoach urgedhimtojointhetrack team.Theyoungladwasn’t completelysurewhathewantedtodoinathleticsasheplayed soccerfor10yearsandalso triedhishandinbothbasketballandbaseballpriortothis pointinhislife.Hefollowed hiscoach’ssuggestionandwas soonatthestartingblockinhis rsttrackcompetition.“Iwas inthe400mand nishedsecondintheheatIwasselected torunin.Ihadterribleform andwasn’tsureifIwantedto continuerunningtrack,”said Urrutia.“Iwasn’thookedon thesport,butitdidjump-start myloveoftrack.” Theseniorstudent-athlete currentlyholdstheAHSAA’s

fastesttimesoftheseason inthreeevents-the100meter (10.60),200meter(21.34)and 400meter(47.48).Atlastyear’s StateMeet,hewontheClass7A 200meterandwasrunner-upin the400meter.Hewasalsopart ofthe400meterrelayteam which nishedsecond. Additionalperformances thatwerefeaturedinrecent trackeventsincluded: Girls: ZARIAPARKER,JAMES CLEMENS:Wonthe100meters in12.06secondsattheMountainBrookInvitationaland wonthe200metersin24.49seconds. NICOLAPETERS,SPARKMAN:Wonthe100metersby clocking12.13secondsatthe SparkmanSenatorClassicin Harvest. ALIVIAURRUTIA,BOB JONES:Wonthe400metersat theSparkmanSenatorClassic withatimeof56.76seconds. CHARITYCOLLIER, SPARKMAN:Wonthediscusat theSparkmanSenatorClassic

baseinallfourofhisat-bats inthegame. RocketCitystartingpitcherCadenDana(W,1-1)was lightsouttokeeptheaway teaminfront,tossingseven shutoutinningswhileallowingjusttwohitsandstriking outeightBlueWahoos.Those seveninningspitchedmarked acareer-highinprofessional baseballfortheTrashPandas righthander. RelieverHaydenSeig(S,1) enteredforDanaandcompletedasix-outsavetocomplete theseriesvictory. TheTrashPandasreturned toToyotaFieldtobeginasixgameserieswiththeTennesseeSmokiesonTuesday. JoshCaraywillhavethe callonWZZN97.7-HD2. Saturday,April20

TheRocketCityTrashPandaspreventedlatemagicas theyheldoffthePensacola BlueWahoos3-2onSaturday. RocketCityfoundthescoreboard rstasin elderKyren Parisdrovehomeout elder TuckerFlintonasacri ce y. Flintgotonbaseviahis rst tripleoftheseason. Out elderNelsonRada droveinarunwithathird-inningsingletoaddontothe TrashPandaslead.Agroundoutfromin elderSamBrown platedanotherrunnerlaterin theinningtomakeit3-0RocketCityoffPensacolastarter M.D.Johnson(L,0-2). Pensacolagotontheboard inthe fthasin elderHarrisonSpohnhitasolohomer narrowingthede cittotwo. TheTrashPandasleadwas cuttooneinthesixthasinelderJacobBerryscoredon awildpitchfromRocketCity starterAlanRangel(W,2-0).

CongratulationstotheJamesClemensvarsitygirlssoccerteam.Theyendedtheirregularseasonlastweekas areachamps.Theyarenowpreppingforthe rstroundofthestateplayoffsnextweek.

BobJonesseniorsprinterJordanUrrutiahasbeenchosenastheAHSAAOutdoorTrackSpotlightforhisrecent outstandingperformancesattheSparkmanSenatorClassic.

withaheaveof120feet,11inches.

TRINITYMILLIGAN,JAMES CLEMENS:Tiedforsecondinthe triplejumpattheMountainBrook Invitationalwithaleapof36feet. Boys: ZATHIANWEBSTER,BOB JONES:Clocked10.70secondsto nishsecondinthe100metersat theSparkmanSenatorClassic.He wasthirdinthe400meterin48.71 seconds.

ALIJAHVAUGHN,SPARKMAN: Clockedat10.74secondsto nish thirdinthe100metersattheSparkmanSenatorClassic. JOEQUEZKEITH,SPARKMAN: Ransecondinthe400metersatthe SparkmanSenatorClassicwitha timeof48.62seconds.

LUKEALVERSON,JAMESCLEMENS:Ransecondinthe3,200metersattheMountainBrookInvitationalwithatimeof9:02.38andran

secondinthe1,600metersatthe MountainBrookInvitationalwitha timeof4:13.87.

SAMUELJOHNSON,BOB JONES:Wonthetriplejumpatthe SparkmanSenatorClassicwith a jumpof45feet,3inches.

REESEBAKER,MADISON

ACADEMY:Wonthejavelinatthe SparkmanSenatorClassicwith a throwof177feet.

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TannerAllentiedthegamewitha singlefortheBlueWahoos.

Rangelgotthroughthesixth inningandputtogetherastrong night,allowingjusttworunson ve hitsandstrikingoutsevenbatters. Theperformancewasgoodenough forRangel’ssecondstraightquality start.

IvanArmstrongenteredfromthe bullpentossingtwoshutoutinnings andMasonErla(S,3)closedthe gamewithascorelessninth.

April19

Aneighthinningrallywasenough forthePensacolaBlueWahoosto edgeouta5-4winovertheRocket CityTrashPandasandeventhesixgameseriesattwowinseach.

RocketCitywouldstartfastas catcherTylerPaynesingledfor thegame’s rstruninthesecond inning.Agrounderoffthebatof out elderDavidCalabresefollowed byadoublefromin elderArolVera extendedtheTrashPandasleadto threebytheendoftheinning. Out elderNelsonRadasingled tobringhomePayneinthefourth addingontotheleadforRocketCity.

Pensacolagotontheboardin the fthwithatwo-runhomerun fromin elderJavierSanoja.That wastheonlydamageallowedby TrashPandasstartingpitcherJack Kochanowiczwhotossed veinningswhileallowingtworunson threehitswiththreewalksandtwo strikeouts.

Sanojadroveinanotherrun,this timeagainsttheRocketCitybullpen,offanerrorintheseventh.

BlueWahoosdesignatedhitter

JakeThompsontiedthegamewith asingleintheeighthandin elder SeanRobygavePensacolaits rst leadofthedayonasacri ce yoff TrashPandasrelieverNickJones (L,0-1).PitcherAustinRoberts(S,4) threwacleanninthinningtocompletethecomebackvictoryforthe BlueWahoos.

April18

RocketCitywonitssecond straightgameinPensacolaina5-3 thrilleronThursday.

TrashPandascatcherCaleb Hamiltonhitarun-scoringsingle forthegame’s rstruninthesecondinning.Hamiltonextendedhis hittingstreaktofourgameswith twoofthemnowcomingagainsthis formerteaminPensacola.

Inthenexthalfinning,out elder

RocketCitygottheleadbackin thesixthasout elderTuckerFlint hitatwo-runhomerforhissecond oftheseason,puttingtheTrash Pandasup3-1.

TrashPandasstartingpitcher VictorMederoskeptthatleadgoing withsixinningsofone-runball.

Thatlasteduntiltheseventhas Allenhitatwo-runhomerofhis owntotiethegame.

RocketCitytooktheleadforgood asaHamiltonsacri cebuntledto anerrantthrowfromBlueWahoos pitcherMattPushard(L,1-1)to driveintworunsandgettheTrash Pandasa5-3lead.

PitcherMichaelDarrell-Hicks enteredforRocketCityintheeighth andremainedonthemoundthe restoftheway,becomingthe rst SouthernLeaguepitcherwiththree winsthisseason.

April17

Onthestrengthofthreehome runs,theRocketCityTrashPandas reboundedfora9-2winoverthe PensacolaBlueWahoos.

MoveduptotheNo.2spotinthe lineup,out elderGustavoCamperohitatwo-runhomeruninthe thirdforhissecondoftheseason. ThatfollowedNelsonRada’s rst Double-Aextra-basehitonebatter prior. In elderArolVeradoubledin thefourthtoaddtwomoreontothe TrashPandaslead.Radahitasacri ce ylaterintheframetobring Veraaround.

Thebighitinthefourthcame fromCamperowhohithissecond homerunofthegame,thistimea soloshot,againoffPensacolastartingpitcherLuisPalacios(L,0-2). It’sthesecondmulti-homergame inCampero’scareerwholastdidso inJulyoflastseasonwithHigh-A Tri-City. Pensacola nallycrackedTrash PandasstartingpitcherChase Chaney(W,1-0)inthesixthasinelderHarrisonSpohndoubledto driveinarun.Out elderJavier Sanojahitalinedriveforanother run-scoringsinglelaterintheinning. Chaneywastakenoutafterthat hitaftertossing5.2inningsand workingaround11hits,EricTorres enteredfromthebullpenandstruck

outthe rstmanhefacedtoendthe inning.

TheRocketCitystartingpitcher earnedhis rstDouble-Awin.

RocketCitygotthoserunsback

intheseventhascatcherTyler Paynehitarun-scoringsingleand in elderKyrenParisgroundedinto a elder’schoicetogettheTrash Pandasbacktoan8-2advantage. In elderColeFontenelleadded anotherwithaninth-inninghome runforhis rstattheDouble-Alevel.

Thatwouldbemorethanenough fortheTrashPandastoeventheseriesbackupandgetbackover.500 at6-5ontheseason.

April16

Inalowscoringbattle,theRocket CityTrashPandasfailedtomuster anyoffensivemomentumasthey fell1-0intheseriesopeneragainst thePensacolaBlueWahoosatBlue WahoosStadium.

PensacoladesignatedhitterZach Zubiahitasolohomeruninthe thirdtogetthehometeamonthe boardafterafast-paced rsttwoinnings.

TheTrashPandaswereheld withoutahituntilthesixthinning andmanagedtoloadthebaseswith oneoutbutcouldn’tbringacross thetyingrunthankstosixshutout inningsfromPensacolastarting pitcherJonathanBermudez(W, 1-1),whoallowedjusttwohitsinhis sixshutoutframes.

InjusthissecondDouble-Astart, TrashPandaspitcherCadenDana (L,0-1)wasonhisgamefollowing theearlyhomerun.Danamatched hisseason-highwith6.2innings pitchedwhileallowingjustthree hitsandstrikingoutfour. Danahadachancetobreakthat career-high,butafull-countwalk promptedabullpenchangewhere NickJoneswouldescapeajam wheretheBlueWahooshadtwo runnerson. RocketCityout elderTucker Flintsavedarunfromscoringon thedefensivesidewithalaserfrom right eldtothrowoutin elder HarrisonSpohnintheeighthtogive theTrashPandasachanceinthenalframe.

Itwasn’tmeanttobeforRocket CityhoweverasAustinRoberts(S, 3)slammedthedoorintheninthto completea1-0Pensacolavictory.

BENTHOMASONSIGNS -JamesClemensseniortrackathleteBenThomasonsignedanathleticscholarshipwithSamford Universityatarecentsigningamongfamily,friendsandteammatesatJamesClemens.Thetwo-timeStateIndoorPentathlon ChampionwonhissecondconsecutivetitleamassingpointsratedfourthbestintheUnitedStates.Healsowasthe rstin thehistoryoftheeventtowinback-to-backtitlesashebegantrackintheeighthgradeandsoonsprangintoelitestatus.He currentlyparticipatesfortheJets’outdoortrackteam.

TheTrashPandasreturntoToyotaFieldthisweekforaweek-longseries.Forinfandtickets,gototrashpandasbaseball.com.

BySTAFFREPORTS news@themadisonrecord.com

MADISON-The100Madison MilesChallengewillkickoffBradfordCreekGreenwayinMadisonon Saturday,April27,at9p.m.Participantswillenterthegreenwayfrom HeritageElementaryparkinglotat 11775CountyLineRoad. Information,taskcards,andafew t-shirts,stickers,andkoozieswillbe handedoutattheevent.

The100AlabamaMilesChallenge isastatewideprogramdesignedto inspireallAlabamianstokick-start anactive,healthylifestylewhileexploringourbeautifulstateandconnectingwithfellowparticipants. TheCityofMadisonParksand RecreationDepartmentisteaming upwiththeUniversityofAlabama CenterofEconomicDevelopment topromotecompleting100Madison Milesin2024. Participantscanlogmilesby

running,walking,hiking,rolling, mountainbiking,cycling,horsebackriding,swimming,skatingand more!Newthisyear,thechallenge includesanactivityconverterfor activitiessuchasaerobics,baseball, basketball,climbing,football,frisbee,golf/discgolf,kickball,soccer, softball,pickleball/tennis,volleyball,andyoga/Pilates.

Formoreinformation,checkout theMadisonParksandRecreation Facebookpage.

LIVINGSTON,-TheUAHbaseballteamwonthe nalgameand clinchedaGulfSouthConference roadseriesvictoryagainstWestAlabamaonSaturdaymorningwith a13-5win.TheChargersimproved to21-22(9-18GSC)whiletheTigers arenow19-24(11-16GSC). Theserieswinisthesecondin thepastthreeweeksforUAHas theydefeatedWestGeorgiatwo weeksagoinathree-gameset.The Chargersknockedthreehomeruns

inSaturday’sgameagainsttheTigersandtiedateamseason-high.

WestAlabamatooktheleadin the rstinningoftherubbermatch withfourruns,butaftertheUAH comebackinFriday’sgametwo,the Chargerswerepreparedtomake theirclimbbackintothecontest, scoringtworunstoreducetheTigerlead.

Afour-runfourthinningput UAHinfrontforgoodastheywould goontoscoresevenadditionalunansweredrunstilltheninthwhen UWAscoredone.

ThreeChargerbattershithome

runsinSaturday’sgamewithBrock Butler,MerikCarter,andPresley Walkereachgoingyard.Carterand Butleraretoptwoinhomerunsfor UAHthisseason,withCarterpostingeightandButlerhavingseven. Walker’sgrandslamintheseventh washissecondhomerunoftheseason.

JacobPetersgotthestartandthe winforUAHintheseriesclinching victoryashepitched veinnings andstruckout ve.TannerGiles earnedthesave,ashepitchedfour inningsinreliefandgaveupjust oneearnedrun.

UAHwomen’slacrossefinishes regularseasonwithwinoverLander

GREENWOOD,S.C.-TheUAHwomen’slacrosseteampickedupa19-11victoryoverLanderinits nalregularseasongameofthe2024season,securing theNo.2seedintheGSCChampionship whichwillbehostednextweekendat Flagler.UAHimprovesto11-6(4-1GSC), whileLUslidesto8-7(3-2GSC).

SarahColeandShannonFinchled theChargersoffenseontheafternoon aseachputtogethera ve-goalperformanceinthevictoryandFinchcon-

trolledaroster-bestsixdraws.Isadora SpringerandNoelleColemanbothrecordedhattricksforthreepointswhile MeganRobertsonscoredapairofgoals. MayaBronsonregisteredthreepoints withonegoalandtwoassistsforthe Chargers. SydneySchiavoneledtheUAHdefensewiththreecausedturnoverswhile ToriRyanmatchedherseason-high withtensavesagainsttheBearcats. UAHwillfaceoffwithNo.3seed Landerthisweekendinthesemi nals oftheGSCChampionshiphostedby Flagler.

JacobPetersgotthestartandthewinforUAHintheseriesclinchingvictoryashepitched

UAHwillface offwithNo.3 seedLanderthis weekendinthe semi nalsofthe GSCChampionship.

ByBOBLABBE bob@themadisonrecord.com

MADISON-TheMustangMudRun,it’snotif youwinorlose,because therearenoplacements, it’showeveryone`tries toconquertheobstacles thatstandintheirway. Recentrainsmadefora tremendousamountof waterandmudinthe creeklocatedontheback portionofthecampusof MadisonAcademycausingthe20-plusobstacles tobeevenmorechallengingthannormalforthe seventhannualfun-day event.

Almost800participants ranginginages7-69,took tothe5K(3.1.miles)distancecoursewithan obstaclecoursesituated alongandthroughIndian Creekandtheadjacent woodedareasontheprivateschoolcampus.Obstacleshadnamessuch asTarzantwist,Leapof Faith,PullyBulley,Walls ofJericho,MuddyWhopper,Pike’sPeakandMine Shafttonameafew.The eventisknownasdirty andchallengingandis foreveryone.Theevent alsoincludeda1-mileLil Muddyforages7-11. Onlythe1977songSlip Slidin’AwayfromPaul SimonfeaturingtheOak RidgeBoyscouldcorrectlydescribethetonsoffun eachparticipantexperiencedattheseventhannualMudRun. “Itwasdirty.Mudhead totoe,”said42-yearold AprilPayneofMadison whoexperiencedher rst MudRun.“Itwasoneof themostfuneventsever formeandIdidtherace withmy12-yearoldson Cameron,whoattends sixthgradeatMadison Academy.“Themudwas everywhere.Ihadtowash myclothesthreetimesaf-

tergettinghome.” Participantsweresplit intodifferentheatstoallowspacebetweenthose braveenoughtofacethe elementsandchallengesoftheMudRun.Once fromthestartingpoint, runnerswereexpected tofacethefollowing:slip, slide,climb,jump,slog andswingtheirwayto afun nish.Organizers hadplentyofvolunteers andemergencypersonnel werealsoonhandjustin caseaparticipantcould nothandletherushing watersofthecreekor wereinjuredatsome pointonthecourse.

TerriSpeir,MudRun racedirector,saidofthe entireday,“Itwasabeautifulfundayfortheamazingandfamily-friendly event.”

TheLil’Muddy1K eventwasheldforthose ages7-11andwasledby aracestaffmemberwho helpdirecttheyoungstersexactlywheretogo onthecourse.Justtosee theexcitementamongthe facesofallthosewhoparticipatedorvolunteered guaranteedagoodtime washadbyall.

“Theracewasmore thanIexpectedandwas amazing,”saidPayne, whoisaninvestigator fortheHuntsvillePolice Dept.“Mostinteresting portionoftheraceforme wasthe‘ShoeSnatcher’ wherewehadtogodown abermintothickmud andthenclimbbackup anotherbermtoexitthe mud.Whenwearrivedat thatspottheropesthat weresupposedtobethere toassistyoutogetoutof themudwerenotthere. Thethickmudgripsyour legsandfeet.Someone nearbyhadtothrowusa ropeandhelppullusout. Forme,I’mdoingthis raceagainnextyear.”

TheannualMustangMudRunprovidesforalotofdirtyfunonthecampusofMadisonAcademy.Herearesomefunphotosfrom thisyear’sevent.

HISTORY withJohnRankin

TribbleFamily &GrayCemetery

ByJOHNP.RANKIN MadisonHistorian

MADISON-Sometimesfamilyresearchisgreatlyaidedbyresearchdone byotherswholeftrecordsforlatergenerationsto nd.TuckedawayintheTribblefamilyfolderintheArchivesRoomof theHuntsville-MadisonCountyPublic LibraryisaDARapplicationworksheet compiledbyEvaLandersGrantland. Mrs.GrantlandlivedinLouisville,Kentucky,atthetimethatshe ledthepapersshowingherancestrytoJamesE. Tribble(whodiedinwhatisnowMadison)viahermotherElizabeth(Tribble) Landers(1874-1942),whowasbornhere. Elizabeth(Tribble)Landers’fatherwas JamesE.Tribble(1848-1921),andher motherwasAmandaLanderswhodied in1883intheMadisonarea.

However,theJamesE.Tribblebornin 1848isnotthefocusofthisarticle.Rather,thefocusisonhisgreat-grandfather whohadthesamename(butsometimes shownasJamesH.Tribble)andaccordingtofamilyrecordsisburiedinthe GrayCemeteryinMadison.Thatcemeteryhastheearliestdeathdate(1822, forEleanorGray,wifeofWilliamGray, aRevolutionaryWarpatriot)foundona tombstonewithintheMadisonCitylimits,makingitprovablytheoldestcemeterywithinthetown.TheolderJames Tribbleofparticularinterestherelived 1756-1840andwasapatriotoftheAmericanRevolutionaryWar.Hecametothe Madisonareain1819attheageof63and diedinApril1840attheageof84.

WhileJamesTribblenowhasnotombstoneintheGrayCemetery,adescendantlivinginTexassaidabout30years agothatshetookhistombstonefrom thesouthwestcorneroftheGrayCemeterymanyyearsearlier,whenshesaw thatthecemeterywasunattendedand beingbadlyovergrown.Thisiswhyitis soveryimportanttomaintainoldcemeteriesbeforethedamagesthroughtime destroythelasttracesoftheformerexistenceofpioneersofthearea.Volunteers areessentialforthisworkwhenmunicipalitiesandprivatelandownersdonot recognizetheirsigni canceormaintain thecemeteriesintheirareas.Since2007 Alabamahasastatelawthatguaranteestherightofaccessformaintenance andhistoricalorgenealogicalresearch byvolunteersordescendantsofthedeceasedanywherewithinthestate.

TheseniorJamesTribblewasbornin Maryland.HewasorphanedatanearlyageandresidedinVirginiauntil1785. Fromthere,hemovedtoSouthCarolina, andfromthatstateherelocatedtoMadisonCountyofAlabamain1819.Thiswas whereheappliedforandreceivedhis pensionasaRevolutionaryWarveteran. HiswifewasAnnEchols(1760-1842).It wasn’tuntil1830thatJamesTribblepatented80acresofgovernmentlandalong withJamesGrayinthenorthernareaof today’sCityofMadison.That80acres oflandextendedfromtoday’sEastview Drive,includingitswestwardextension acrossHughesRoadbeyondwhereBob JonesHighSchoolislocatednow.The80acreparcelransouthwardalongHughes Road,extendingsouthwardtotheSun TempleDriveareaontheeastofHughes Road.ItincludedtheAbbingtonDowns housingdevelopmentonthewestsideof HughesRoad,immediatelynorthofthe ChurchofChristwiththetallsteeple. Theparcelextendedaboutahundred feeteastwardfromHughesRoad,long beforethatroadwasbuilt.Myhousetodayislocatedadjacenttotheeastmargin oftheTribbleandGrayland. Thesouthernhalfofthe80-acreparcel wassoldfor$400in1839byJamesTribbleandhiswifeAnnEchols(ofthefamed Huntsvillefamily)toWilliamEchols,father-in-lawofCol.EgbertJ.JonesoflocalCivilWarfame.Thetimingandages suggestthatAnnmayhavebeenanaunt ofthisWilliamEchols,ortheywellhave beensiblingsorsomeothercloserelationship.Itisdif culttodeterminethe exactrelationshipbecausetherewere severalknownresidentsandlandownersnamedWilliamEcholsatthetime, mostlyinvolvedinHuntsville.

Inalllikelihoodthepurchaserofthe landfromJamesandAnnEcholsTribblewasWilliamEcholsJunior,whose wifewasnamedMary.TheseniorWilliamEcholsofHuntsvillehadawife namedSarah.Ofcourse,intheolddays thewiveswerenotalwaysnamedinthe landrecordswiththeirhusbands.While theEcholsmenboughtandsoldliterally aboutahundredparcelsoflandthroughoutallofMadisonCountyfrombefore 1819untiltheirdemise,theypurchased onlyoneothersmallparceloflandinthe

futureCityofMadisonarea.ThatadditionalparcelwasadjacenttotheholdingsofDavidGray,whodeededthe ve acresoftheGrayCemeterytotheProvidenceCumberlandPresbyterianChurch in1838.(Thatchurchwasdisbandedin theearly1920’s.) WilliamEcholscertainlydidnotneed 40moreacrestoaddtohisHuntsville holdingsortobecomeafarmerinthe Madisonarea.Thisfactindicatesthat the1839landsaletohimbyJamesand hiswifeAnnEcholsTribbleprobably wasintendedto nanciallyassistAnn asWilliam’scloserelative.Thatassumptionissupportedbythefactthat WilliamandMaryEcholsin1858sold theparcelthattheyhadboughtfromthe Tribbles.Itwasidenti edinthedeedas the“TribbleTract,”andtheEcholssold itathalfthepricetheyhadpaidforit in1839.The1858salewastoHezekiah BainesCartwrightandAlexanderRussellas“assignees”ofDanielWhitworth, whomusthavepaidpartofthepurchase pricebeforedefaulting(therebyneverreceivingadeedtotheland)andassigning hisrighttohisassigneesoragentsfor completionoftheprocurementprocess. Obviously,allofthesefamiliestiedto theGrayCemeteryareaarewell-known throughoutthehistoryofthesettlement oflandswithintheCityLimitsofMadisonaswellasthatofHuntsville.

Oddlyenough,JamesTribblefought (amongotherengagements)intheRevolutionaryWaronthelandofthisauthor’s5thgreatgrandfather.Theland wasthenownedbyRobertRankin(b. 1759NC,d.1840TN),anotherRevolutionaryWarpatriot(S4042)whowas engagedinoneofthesamebattlesas James.Theengagementwascalledthe BattleofGuilfordCountyCourthousein GreensboroofNorthCarolina.Today thisauthorlivesimmediatelyeastofand adjoiningtheparcelthatJamesandAnn TribblesoldtoWilliamEchols.Family papersindicatethatJamesandAnnare bothburiedwithoutheadstonesinthe GrayCemetery,nowbehindtheBalch RoadSelfStoragefacility,whichanold platindicateswasactuallyconstructedoverthatportionofthecemetery,if theplatiscorrectlydrawn,butthereis someindicationthattheplatdrawnby aGoochdescendantmaybeincorrect aboutdimensionsandthelayout.

TheGrayCemeteryofabout veacres isshownastheBettsCemeteryonsome recentmaps,butitwasknownasthe ProvidenceCumberlandPresbyterian ChurchCemeteryinthe1800sandearly1900s.TodaytheGrayfamilygraves therearethemostnumerouswithinscribedcementormasonrymarkers inthecemetery,andtherearenoBettsgravesknowntobethere.However, thereareafewBettsgravefuneralhome markersabout50yardstotheeastina separatesmallandovergrownburial plotofdescendantsofformerslavesof theneighboringBettsPlantationofthe timesbeforetheCivilWar. JamesTribble’sobituarystatedthathe hadbeenaBaptistfor46years.ItispossiblethatthelittlePresbyterianchurch beganasaBaptistchurchandchanged toPresbyterianaround1831,whendeed records rstmentionit.Inanyevent, thechurchmetinasmallstructureimmediatelybesidethesoutheastcornerof today’s5-acrecemetery,butitdisbanded inthe1920’s,andthereisnotraceofthe structuretoday.However,itwasfound severalyearsagothattherewere“roof driplines”inthesoilthatindicatedold roofdrainageatthelocation,measuring about15to20feetontheedges.Asan additionalnotefromearlymaps,anold roadbetweenHuntsvilleandMooresville ranalongthesouthedgeofthecemetery. Thedeeply-wornrutscanstillbeseenat thesite,runningtowardthesouthwest andsunkenseveralfeetdeepfromheavy usagethroughtheyearsbeforeitwas abandonedwhenautomobilesreplaced horsebackandsmallwagontransportation.

JamesandAnnEcholsTribblehad sevenchildren,sixofwhomwereborn inSouthCarolina,whereasthe rstborn wasbirthedinVirginia.Accordingdata compiledin1994byVioletLouiseYoung ofReynoldsburg,Ohio,theirsecond childwasStephenTribble(1786-1850). Herrecordsshowthatheisburiedin theoldProvidence(Gray)Cemeteryin Madison.Aswithhisparents,thereis noheadstoneabovethegroundthere forhimtoday.Stephen’ssonJohnPetty Tribble(1811-1860)wasthefatherofthe JamesE.Tribbleof1848-1921,whowas inturnagrandfatherofMrs.Grantland (mentionedinthe rstparagraphofthis article).JohnPettyTribblemarried

ElizabethMooreBaileyin1840.Family datasaysthatbothareburiedintheGray Cemetery,andthisBaileyconnection mayindicateabasisthroughtheconnectionoftheTribbleandBaileyfamilies foroldstatementsthatHezekiahBailey, anotherRevolutionaryWarsoldier,is alsoburiedintheGrayCemetery.

In1833JohnPettyTribblerecorded 40acresbetweentoday’slocationsof LibertyMiddleSchoolandColumbia ElementarySchool,generallythesiteof WaldenPreservehousingdevelopment. WhilethedescendantsofJamesTribble inMadisonareprominentinthehistoryofthetown,itshouldalsobenoted thatthefamilymayhaveconnectionsto prominentTribbleandClarkand gures inAmericanhistory.AGeorgeTribble (1715-1792)marriedaBettyClarkinVirginia.ShewasasisterofGeorgeRogers ClarkandfamedexplorerWilliamClark. W.E.Clark,1927MayorofMadison,may havelikewisebeenconnected.George andBettyClarkTribbleweretheright agesandplacestopossiblybegrandparentsofourlocalJamesE.Tribble.

JamesTribble’sgrandsonJohnP. TribblebecamethefatherofRobert DonnellTribble(1841-1914),aCivilWar Confederatesoldier.R.D.TribblemarriedMartha“Mattie”Gooch(1856-1930), andtheyareburiedintheoldsectionof theMadisonCityCemetery.R.D.TribblewasthefatherofWilliamHenry Tribble(1876-1945),whomarriedAnnie InezPowell(1879-1926).Theyareburied inthenewsectionoftheMadisonCity Cemetery.WilliamHenryTribblebecamethefatherofCaudiceHenryTribble(1900-1992),whomarriedOzelleHereford(1905-1984)in1924.Theyareburied intheHuntsvilleMemoryGardensCemeteryonHighway72.Thename“Caudice”issometimesfoundinrecordsas “Caudis”,“Caudus”,or“Cordice”–and eventhepoorly-writtensurname“Tribble”wasinterpretedinthe1930census indexas“Brible”,whenthefamilyof CaudicelivedinNewHope,Alabama. TheretheoccupationofCaudicewas listedin1930as“cashierinbank”.

SomepeoplerecallthatCaudicewas vicepresidentoftheStateNational BankinHuntsvilleoverlookingBig SpringParkinHuntsville,whichcould tiebacktothe1930occupation.Sometimebetween1930and1935theCaudice TribblefamilybuiltahouseinMadison andlivedat316ChurchStreet.During theGreatDepressionCaudiceleftthe

bankingbusinessforatime,andthe1940 censusinMadisonshowstheoccupation ofCaudiceas“garageowner”–doing automobilerepairsandthefrequently-needed attire“ xes”somuchin demandduringthosetimes.Onschool morningsduringtheyearsthatMadison highschoolstudentswentintoHuntsvilletoattendButlerHighSchool,Caudicewouldoftentakestudentstothe schoolinhiscar.

CaudiceandOzelleweretheparentsof twodaughters,bothborninNewHope. Their rstchild,MaryElizabethTribble(born1926),marriedCharlesHeustisKing,Jr.in1945.Fiftyyearslater,in 1995,shemarriedHughWhiteBuckand stilllivesinHuntsville,whileherdaughterElizabethAnnKingFletcherlivesin Ft.Walton,Florida.Thesecondchildof CaudiceandOzelle,MargaretAnnTribble(1930-2016),marriedJamesOrville Schrimsher(1926-2001).Afewyearsago, apersonalvisitwasgreatlyenjoyedby theauthorwithMaryElizabethTribbleKingBuck,a fth-generationdescendantofRevolutionaryWarsoldier JamesTribble.Thevisitinherhomerevealedthatatage95shestillhadavery goodmemoryofherchildhoodeventsin Madison,andthatshewasquite tmentallyandphysically.Shestillwasdrivingherselfaroundtownandleadingan activelifeinthecommunity,aswellas havingtouredinEuropeseveraltimes andenjoyingbusexcursionsthroughout theUnitedStates.Tribblepioneersand theirdescendantsoftodayapparently haveastronglongevitytraitthatistobe envied.

MattieGoochTribble,HelenWhitworth’sgrandmother,wasadaughterofNathanielMatson GoochandhiswifeSusanCarolineLitzy,sothisphotogoesbackanothergenerationbefore R.D.TribbleandhiswifeMattieGooch.

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Godisnotthe authorof confusion AtriptotheBahamas

ByBECKY MILLER God’s Lemonade Stand

ForGodisnotaGod ofconfusionbutofpeace.

Asinallthechurchesof thesaints,-1Corinthians 14:33

Doyouevergetyourself intoatizzyandmakedecisionsharderthanthey needtobe?Yougetsoconfusedinallyourtryingto decideandconsequently, otherscangetinvolved tooandareupsetwith yourwishy-washyattitude.

RecentlyIthoughtIhad madeupmymindabout goingsomewherethen otherfactorspoppedup intothemixandIstarted tryingto gureoutwhat todo.Afterallthecrazi-

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

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nessandinvolvingothers, Iwentbacktomyoriginal planbeforeIhadmessed thingsup,saidmyapologiesandprayedforpeace.

Satanwasprobably lovingit.Thinkthings through.Prosandcons andthenfromthereask yourselfhowyourchangesaffectothersandifit isagoodidea.Besureto pray.Thatwasmy rst mistake,jumpingthegun withoutprayer.

PRAYER:Father,I thankyouforyourlove andunderstandingand patiencewhenIgooffon tangentswithoutareal plan.Helpmestaypeaceful.InJesus’name.Amen.

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

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BeginningJanuary 1st,Iprayaboutopportunitiestoserve theLordduringthe year-nearorfar.Ihad oneweekopeninMarch.Therewas apossibilitywithadentalteamgoingtoAlaska.Thatdoorclosed.I continuedtopray.Ifnothinghappened,Iwouldjuststayhomeand springclean.

IfImightbehonesthere,welive indangeroustimesinanot-so-safecountry.IdriveonUS23,drinkcity water,andwasraisedonCountry Crock-fakebutter.I’mnotguaranteedanotherday!Andsincethatis thecase,wewentrighton.Wetook precautions,usedthebuddysystem, etc.andwerecautiouslyawareof oursurroundingsatalltimes.

Whenwegottotheprison,the guysplayedsoftballasplanned.The womenhadheardwewerecoming andthoughtweweregoingtoplay softball,too.Wewerenot. Theprisonishardtodescribe:a cinderblockstructurefromatime longpastwithrustedgratesover thewindowopenings.Wecould seehandsagainstthegrates.They yelledouttousbutonlyaselect groupwereallowedtojoin. Wesharedwhatwehadwithabout 20inmates.Overthecourseofthree days,someofourgirlstoldtheir stories-whatGodhasdoneintheir lives,JentaughttwoBiblelessons, wepaintedanoceansceneoncanvas withaBibleverse,andplayedgames.

Someguysinourchurcharevery activeinSportsReach,goingtoprisonsinKY,GA,andFL.Established in1986,SportsReachusessports toopendoorsallovertheworldto sharethegospel.Theyplanned atriptoHerMajesty’sPrisonat FoxHillintheBahamas.SportsReach-noranyotherAmerican group-hadevergonetotheprison. Ourguysplannedtomeetfriends fromGeorgetown,Campbellsville, andKnoxvilleandplaysoftballfor threedays.Inbetweenthegames, theywouldsharetestimonies(storiesofwhatGodhasdoneintheir lives)andpraywiththeinmates. Someoftheirwivesaskedtogoto thewomen’sblockintheprison. Permissionwasgranted.Iwasinvitedandjumpedatthechance.Itwas theweekIhadbeenprayingabout! Wehadnoideawhattoexpectso scouredtheinternetforpicturesto getanideaaboutspace.Acontact theretoldusthere45womeninthe block.Weprayed,planned,and packedgames,paint,puzzles,and Biblestudies. Assoonaswecommittedtogo, violencebrokeoutintheBahamas. Thereweretwogangsatwar.Severalpeoplehadbeenkilled.Other Americanshadexperiencedhorri c things.TheUSissuedawarningfor itscitizenstostayawayfromtheBahamas.Still,weknewweweresupposedtogo.

CHURCHOFCHRIST CentralValley 5700MooresvilleRd.

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Therewaslaughingandjustfun.We cannotwritetothem,buttooktheir namesandprayerrequests.Promisingtocovertheminprayer,wehope toseethemnextyear.

AdoortogototheWillieMae PrattCenterunexpectedlyopened upforus.Itisaplaceforjuvenile girlsbetweentheagesof12-17.They areeithercourtorderedtobethere, theirparentshavetakenthem,or theyaretherebychoice.Wesaw36 girlseachday.Pullingoutoursuitcaseoftricks,wepainted,playedinsidegames,playedgamesoutsidein thehotCaribbeansun,andshared Biblestories.

Itwasnotthetypicalvacationin theBahamas.Thereweretorrential rainswithroads ooding.Ittook36 hoursforustogethomebecauseall ightshadbeencanceledthedaybeforeweleft.But…wecan’twaitto goback!TheLordopenedthedoor forustobeginsomethinggoodthere andweprayitwillcontinue!

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MercyParish,at10609SegersRoad inMadison,ishostingtheir2ndAnnual BlessFestonMay4th-5th,from9:30am -4pmbothdays.Forafamilyadmission of$5,youcanshopatvariouscraft tents,enjoyliveentertainment,letthe kidsplayafewgames,participateinthe auction,eatayummytreat,sitandrelax withafreshburgerorbrat.Youcanalso donatetowardsweepstakestickets.

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JesusMinistries 331LandessCircle,Ala.

MadisonMissionEconomic 183SheltonRoad

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OasisTabernacle 8006MadisonPike

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RealMinistries 8006MadisonPike

RestorationFoursquare 5810WallTrianaHighway

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PRESBYTERIAN

GracePresbyterianUSA 5555WallTrianaHighway

Mt.ZionCumberland 3726PryorRoad

NewHopeCumberland Presbyterian ProvidencePresbyterian 7745Highway72W

RedeemerPresbyterian 9580MadisonBlvd.

St.ElizabethCumberland Presbyterian,104PerrySt.

TrianaCumberland 263StoneSt.Sw

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256-536-5055

2010HONDAACCORD VIN#1HGCP2F44AA094282 2005BUICKLESABRE VIN#1G4HP52K25U284835 04/24/24,05/01/24 ADID593228 ABANDONEDVEHICLES Thefollowingvehicleswillbe soldon AuctionDate:May21, 2024TimeofAuction:8:00am Locationofauction: Bradford’sWreckerService Inc/Bradford’sTruck&Trailer Repair(FormallyKnownasAffordableTowing) 4651SamDr Huntsville,AL35811 256-759-4060/256-508-8253 2016DODGEJOURNEYGRAY 3C4PDDBG4GT129148 2010TOYOTATUNDRARED 5TFRM5F13AX016002 2009CHEVROLETTRAVERSE WHITE1GNER23D59S126904 2006CHRYSLER300BEIGE 2C3KA53G16H495958 2010NISSANSENTRABLUE 3N1AB6AP3AL667536 2008NISSANXTERRAWHITE 5N1AN08U28C523507 2003FORDMUSTANGRED 1FAFP40453F413569 2003LINCOLNTOWNCAR BLUE1LNHM81W43Y651058 2023JEEPWRANGLERPURPLE1C4HJXEG3PW534230 1998CHEVROLETCAVALIER RED1G1JF5241W7201835 2011CHEVROLETCRUZE BLACK1G1PG5S96B7198010 2006BUICKLUCERNESILVER 1G4HD57216U184454 2018FORDESCAPEGRAY 1FMCU0HD4JUA33095 2020TESLAMODEL3BLACK 5YJ3E1EAX6F661997 O C

2010HONDACR-VBLUE 5J6RE3H76AL040010 2012CHRYSLERTOWN& COUNTRY 2C4RC1CG9CR133394 2007SUZUKIRENORED KL5JD66Z27K600136

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ABANDONEDVEHICLE

Thefollowingvehiclewillbe auctionedon May25th,2024@ 9am atThorntonAutoSales& Service7233#BWallTriana Hwy.Madison,AL.

2007HondaAccord Vin:1HGCM66517A063623

ThorntonAutoSales&Service Reservetherighttorejectany andallbids

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ADVERTISEMENTFORBIDS AND GENERALCONTRACTOR PREQUALIFICATION

SealedproposalswillbereceivedbyMadisonCounty BoardofEducationat1275-F JordanRoad,Huntsville,Alabama35811,until2:00p.m. CDTonJune27,2024,for: McKeeRoadIntermediate School

TherewillbeaPre-BidMeeting onWednesday,June13,2024, at3:00p.m.attheMadison CountyBoardofEducation, 1275-FJordanRoad,Huntsville, Alabama35758.

Acashier’scheckorbidbond payabletoMadisonCounty BoardofEducationinan amountnotlessthanfive(5) percentoftheamountofthe bid,butinnoeventmorethan $10,000,mustaccompanythe bidder’sproposal.Performance andPaymentBondsandevidenceofinsurancerequiredin thebiddocumentswillberequiredatthesigningoftheContract.

Drawingsandspecifications maybeexaminedattheoffice of__Nola|VanPeursemArchitects,PC,301JeffersonSt., Huntsville,Alabama35801; Phone(256)533-6617,after May30,2024.

BidDocumentsmaybeobtainedfromtheArchitectupon depositof$1000.00perset, whichwillberefundedinfullon thefirst2setsissuedtoeach generalcontractbiddersubmittingabonafidebid,uponreturn ofdocumentsingoodcondition withintendaysofbiddate. Othersetsforgeneralcontractors,andsetsforsubcontractors anddealers,maybeobtained withthesamedeposit,which willberefundedasabove,less costofprinting,reproduction, handling,anddistribution.PDF filesofBidDocumentsmaybe obtainedfromtheArchitectat nochargeinlieuofpaperdocuments.

Onlygeneralcontractorswho havebeenapprovedtobidpursuanttopre-qualificationproceduresandcriteriaestablished bytheOwnerwillbeeligibleto bidtheProject.Writtenprequalificationproceduresandcriteriaareavailablefromthe officeofNola|VanPeursemArchitects,PC.301Jefferson Street,Huntsville,Alabama 35801.

Thedeadlineforsubmission ofpre-qualificationdocumentsis5:00p.m.,May8, 2024.

BidsmustbesubmittedonproposalformsfurnishedbytheArchitectorcopiesthereof.All biddersbiddinginamountsexceedingthatestablishedbythe StateLicensingBoardforGeneralContractorsmustbelicensedundertheprovisionsof Title34,Chapter8,CodeofAlabama,1975,andmustshowevidenceoflicensebeforebidding orbidwillnotbereceivedor consideredbytheArchitect;the biddershallshowsuchevidencebyclearlydisplayinghis orhercurrentlicensenumber ontheoutsideofthesealedenvelopeinwhichtheproposalis delivered.TheOwnerreserves therighttorejectanyorallpro-

posalsandtowaivetechnical errorsif,intheOwner’sjudgment,thebestinterestsofthe Ownerwilltherebybepromoted.

Nonresidentbiddersmustaccompanyanywrittenbiddocumentswithawrittenopinionof anattorneyatlawlicensedto practicelawinsuchnonresident bidder’sstateofdomicile,asto thepreferences,ifanyornone, grantedbythelawofthatstate toitsownbusinessentities whoseprincipalplacesofbusinessareinthatstateinthelettingofanyorallpublic contracts.

NoticeofSales&UseTaxExemption:Materialsincorporated intotheWorkareexemptfrom salesandusetaxpursuantto AlabamaActNo.2013-205(effectiveOctober1,2013).The Contractoranditssubcontractorsshallberesponsiblefor complyingwithrulesandregulationsoftheSales,Use,and BusinessTaxDivisionoftheAlabamaDepartmentofRevenue regardingcertificatesandother qualificationsnecessarytoclaim suchexemptionwhenmaking qualifyingpurchasesfromvendors.TheOwnershallnotconsiderclaimsforadditionalcosts resultantofthecontractor’s,or itssubcontractors’,failureto complywithsuchrulesandregulations.

_MadisonCountyBoardofEducation (AwardingAuthority)

_Nola|VanPeursemArchitects,PC_ (Architect)

Advertisementtorun: Wednesday,April17,2024 Wednesday,May24,2024 Wednesday,May1,2024

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SealedproposalswillbereceivedbyCityofMadisonBoard ofEducationattheCentralOfficebuildinglocatedat211 CelticDrive,Madison,Alabama 35758until2:00p.m.CDT,May 16,2024for MadisonCitySchoolsStadiumElectricalandSound SystemImprovements atwhichtimeandplacetheywill bepubliclyopenedandread. TherewillbeaVirtualPre-Bid MeetingonMay9,2024.Alink willbeemailedtoallplanholders.

Acashier’scheckorbidbond payabletoCityofMadison BoardofEducationinan amountnotlessthanfive(5) percentoftheamountofthe bid,butinnoeventmorethan $10,000,mustaccompanythe bidder’sproposal.Performance andPaymentBondsandevidenceofinsurancerequiredin thebiddocumentswillberequiredatthesigningoftheContract.

Drawingsandspecifications maybeexaminedattheoffice ofNola|VanPeursemArchitects,PC,301JeffersonSt., Huntsville,Alabama35801; Phone(256)533-6617,after May2,2024.

BidDocumentswillbeissued electronicallyandmaybeobtainedfromtheArchitectupon receiptofadocumentrequest form.

BidsmustbesubmittedonproposalformsfurnishedbytheArchitectorcopiesthereof.All biddersbiddinginamountsexceedingthatestablishedbythe StateLicensingBoardforGeneralContractorsmustbelicensedundertheprovisionsof Title34,Chapter8,CodeofAlabama,1975,andmustshowevidenceoflicensebeforebidding orbidwillnotbereceivedor consideredbytheArchitect;the biddershallshowsuchevidencebyclearlydisplayinghis orhercurrentlicensenumber ontheoutsideofthesealedenvelopeinwhichtheproposalis delivered.TheOwnerreserves therighttorejectanyorallproposalsandtowaivetechnical errorsif,intheOwner’sjudgment,thebestinterestsofthe O

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PUBLICCOMMENTPERIODFOR:

ProposedPlan:RemedialActionforOU-6

TheNationalAeronauticsandSpaceAdministration(NASA)MarshallSpace FlightCenter(MSFC)invitespubliccommentsonaProposedPlan(PP)which describestheremedialactionsplannedforOperableUnit(OU)6.NASAhas prepareda FinalforPublicCommentProposedPlan:RemedialActionatOperableUnit6 (NASA,2024)thatprovidesthedetailsoftheremedialaction.

ThepublicmaysubmitwrittencommentsonthePPduringthe30-daypublic commentperiodfromApril24,2024,throughMay24,2024.Apublicinformationsessionwillbescheduled,ifrequestedinwritingby thepublic.Please submitanycommentsandquestionstomsfc-environmental@mail.nasa.gov.

AnelectronicversionofthePPisavailableforreviewatthefollowingNASA MSFCinformationrepositories:

NASAMarshalPublicInquiriesOf ceHuntsville/MadisonCountyPublicLibrary Of ceofCommunicationsThirdFloor,HeritageRoom,SpecialCollections MSFC/Building4221;Room1220915MonroeStreet MarshallSpaceFlightCenter,AL35812Huntsville,AL35801

TrianaPublicLibrary

357RecordStreet

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Ownerwilltherebybepromoted. Nonresidentbiddersmustaccompanyanywrittenbiddocumentswithawrittenopinionof anattorneyatlawlicensedto practicelawinsuchnonresident bidder’sstateofdomicile,asto thepreferences,ifanyornone, grantedbythelawofthatstate toitsownbusinessentities whoseprincipalplacesofbusinessareinthatstateinthelettingofanyorallpublic contracts.

NoticeofSales&UseTaxExemption:Materialsincorporated intotheWorkareexemptfrom salesandusetaxpursuantto AlabamaActNo.2013-205(effectiveOctober1,2013).The Contractoranditssubcontractorsshallberesponsiblefor complyingwithrulesandregulationsoftheSales,Use,and BusinessTaxDivisionoftheAlabamaDepartmentofRevenue regardingcertificatesandother qualificationsnecessarytoclaim suchexemptionwhenmaking qualifyingpurchasesfromvendors.TheOwnershallnotconsiderclaimsforadditionalcosts resultantofthecontractor’s,or itssubcontractors’,failureto complywithsuchrulesandregulations.

_CityofMadisonBoardof Education_ (AwardingAuthority)

_Nola|VanPeursemArchitects,PC_ (Architect)

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SealedproposalswillbereceivedbyHuntsvilleCity Schoolsat714BobWallace Ave.,Huntsville,AL35801until 2:00pmlocaltime,Tuesday, May14,2024,forthe “HuntsvilleCitySchoolsBaseball&SoftballGrasstoTurf Conversion”atwhichtimeand placetheywillbepublicly openedandread. Workincludes,butnotlimitedto removalofexistinggrass/clay fields,removal/reinstallationof fencing/netting,installationof syntheticturfbase/drainage/surface/infill,concretewallsand pavingthefollowingschools: HuntsvilleH.S.;LeeH.S.;GrissomH.S.;ColumbiaH.S.;and JemisonH.S.

Acashier’scheckorbidbond payabletoHuntsvilleCity Schoolsinanamountnotless thanfive(5)percentofthe amountofthebid,butinno eventmorethan$10,000,must accompanythebidder’sproposal.PerformanceandPaymentBondsandevidenceof insurancerequiredinthebid documentswillberequiredat thesigningoftheContract.

BidDocumentsmaybeexaminedattheofficeoftheLandscapeArchitect: HNP,LLC 191428thAvenueSouth Birmingham,Alabama35209 205-870-9936

DigitalBidDocumentsmaybe obtainedfromtheLandscape Architectuponrequest: SeanHufnagel, sean@hnpsiteplan.com,205506-4750 Bidsmustbesubmittedonproposalformsfurnishedbythe LandscapeArchitectorcopies thereof.Allbiddersbiddingin amountsexceedingthatestablishedbytheStateLicensing BoardforGeneralContractors mustbelicensedundertheprovisionsofTitle34,Chapter8, CodeofAlabama,1975,and mustshowevidenceoflicense beforebiddingorbidwillnotbe receivedorconsideredbythe LandscapeArchitect.Thebidder shallshowsuchevidenceby clearlydisplayinghisorhercurrentlicensenumberontheoutsideofthesealedenvelopein whichtheproposalisdelivered. TheOwnerreservestherightto rejectanyorallproposalsand towaivetechnicalerrorsif,in theOwner’sjudgement,the bestinterestsoftheOwnerwill therebybepromoted. C f

AMandatoryPre-BidConferencewillbeheldonTuesday, April30,2024,2:00pmlocal timeat714BobWallaceAve., Huntsville,AL35801forthepurposeofreviewingtheproject andansweringBidder’squestions.AttendanceatthePre-Bid Conferenceisrequiredforall ContractorBiddersintendingto submitaProposal,andhighly recommendedforallSubcontractors.BidsfromContractor Bidderswhodonotattendthe MandatoryPre-BidConference willberejected.

AwardingAuthority:Huntsville CitySchools LandscapeArchitect:HNP,LLC 04/10/24,04/17/24,04/24/24 ADID591623

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SealedproposalswillbereceivedbyHuntsvilleCityBoard ofEducation attheofficeof NolaVanPeursemArchitects, PClocatedat301Jefferson StreetN.Huntsville,Alabama 35801until2:00P.M.CDTMay 9,2024 for LeeHighSchoolRenovations

atwhichtimeandplacetheywill bepubliclyopenedandread.

TherewillbeaPre-BidMeeting onWednesday,May1,2024,at 3:30p.m.atLeeHighSchool 2500MeridianStreetN. Huntsville,Alabama35811.

Acashier’scheckorbidbond payabletoHuntsvilleCityBoard ofEducation inanamountnot lessthanfive(5)percentofthe amountofthebid,butinno eventmorethan$10,000,must accompanythebidder’sproposal.PerformanceandPaymentBondsandevidenceof insurancerequiredinthebid documentswillberequiredat thesigningoftheContract.

Drawingsandspecifications maybeexaminedattheoffice ofNola|VanPeursemArchitects,PC.301JeffersonStreet, Huntsville,Alabama35801; Phone256-533-6617.

BidDocumentsmaybeobtainedfromtheArchitectupon depositof$200.00 perset,per project,whichwillberefunded infullonthefirst2 setsissued toeachgeneralcontractbidder submittingabonafidebid,upon returnofdocumentsingood conditionwithintendaysofbid date.Othersetsforgeneral contractors,andsetsforsubcontractorsanddealers,maybe obtainedwiththesamedeposit, whichwillberefundedas above,lesscostofprinting,reproduction,handling,anddistribution.

BidsmustbesubmittedonproposalformsfurnishedbytheArchitectorcopiesthereof.All biddersbiddinginamountsexceedingthatestablishedbythe StateLicensingBoardforGeneralContractorsmustbelicensedundertheprovisionsof Title34,Chapter8,CodeofAlabama,1975,andmustshowevidenceoflicensebeforebidding orbidwillnotbereceivedor consideredbytheArchitect;the biddershallshowsuchevidencebyclearlydisplayinghis orhercurrentlicensenumber ontheoutsideofthesealedenvelopeinwhichtheproposalis delivered.TheOwnerreserves therighttorejectanyorallproposalsandtowaivetechnical errorsif,intheOwner’sjudgment,thebestinterestsofthe Ownerwilltherebybepromoted.

Nonresidentbiddersmustaccompanyanywrittenbiddocumentswithawrittenopinionof anattorneyatlawlicensedto practicelawinsuchnonresident bidder’sstateofdomicile,asto thepreferences,ifanyornone, grantedbythelawofthatstate toitsownbusinessentities whoseprincipalplacesofbusinessareinthatstateinthelettingofanyorallpublic contracts. HuntsvilleCityBoardofEducation (AwardingAuthority)

tiveweeksbeginningon 04/10/24andendingon 05/01/24.Allclaimsshouldbe filedat2512TrianaBoulevard, SW,Huntsville,AL35805during thisperiod. ADID590879 CONTINUATIONOFMORTGAGEFORECLOSURESALE Defaulthavingbeenmadein thepaymentoftheindebtednesssecuredbythatcertain mortgageexecutedtoMortgage ElectronicRegistrationSystems,Inc.,asnomineeforAllied HomeMortgageCapitalCorporationonMay16,2003,by DellaE.Lemmons,asingle woman,andrecordedin3356, 1037andmodifiedinandmodifiedbyagreementrecordedJuly 2,2012atInstrumentNumber 20120702000405790andfurthermodifiedbyagreement recordedDecember11,2018at InstrumentNumber201800078121,andsecuredindebtednesshavingbeentransferred orassignedtoMidFirstBankas reflectedbyinstrumentrecorded in2023,187250ofthesameOffice.LOGSLegalGroupLLP,as counselfortheMortgageeor Transferee,underandbyvirtue ofthepowerofsalecontained inthesaidmortgagewillsellat publicoutcrytothehighestbidderforcashinfrontofthemain entranceoftheMadison County,Alabama,Courthousein theCityofHuntsville,Madison County,Alabama,ontheApril4, 2024,duringthelegalhoursof salethefollowingrealestatesituatedinMadisonCounty,Alabama,towit: LOT2,BLOCK3,ACCORDING TOTHEPLATOFGREEN ACRESSUBDIVISIONTOTHE CITYOFHUNTSVILLE,MADISONCOUNTY,ALABAMA,AS ISOFRECORDINTHEOFFICEOFTHEJUDGEOFPROBATEOFMADISONCOUNTY, ALABAMA,INPLATBOOK1, PAGE274. Noticeofthisforeclosuresale mayalsobeprovidedtothefollowingpartiesifapplicable,who mayhavesomeinterestinsaid property,inorderthattheymight availthemselvesoftheopportunitytobidatsaidforeclosure sale:InternalRevenueService.

RebuildAlabamaActBidforCalhounCounty CalhounCountyistakingsealedbidsforlabor,equipment,materials,andanyincidentalsrequiredtocompletetheworkrequiredforprojectRAA-08-71-24Resurface, andTraf cStripeonChoccoloccoRoadinCalhounCounty.Thisbidisintendedto complywiththeRebuildAlabamaAct,No.2019-2,andAlabamaCodeTitle39,the AlabamaPublicWorksLaw.Biddersshallberequiredtocomplywiththeprovisions oftheRebuildAlabamaAct,No.2019-2andTitle39oftheAlabamaCoderegardless iftherequirementisexplicitlydetailedinthebidproposalornot.

OnlybidsfromcontractorsormaterialsupplierslistedontheAlabamaDepartment ofTransportation(ALDOT)approvedlistofcontractorsandmaterialsupplierswillbe accepted.Allbidsmustbemarkedwiththeword“BID”ontheoutsideofthebid packagealongwithBidProposalforRAA-08-71-24ChoccoloccoRoadthebiddate andtheAlabamaGeneralContractor’sLicenseNumber.

ThecontractorshallmeetallAlabamaDepartmentofTransportation(ALDOT)BondingandLicensingrequirementsaswellasallapplicablelaws,ordinances,andcodes oftheU.S.Government,theStateofAlabama,anyrelevantmunicipality,andthe COUNTY,and,speci callyandwithoutlimitation,shallcomplywithallprovisions oftheBeason-HammondAlabamaTaxpayerandCitizenProtectionAct,commonly referredtoastheImmigrationAct.

Sealedbidswill bereceivedbytheCalhounCountyCommissionat1702Noble Street,Suite103until10:00AMCentralTimeonMay15,2024,andthenpublicly openedassoonthereafteraspracticable.Awardwillbemadeatthenextregularly scheduledmeetingoftheCalhounCountyCommission.

Speci cationsareon leandmaybeacquiredattheCalhounCounty,Alabama, EngineeringDepartment,160SeatonDrive,Anniston,Alabama36205. PhoneNumber:256-237-4657

CalhounCountyHoursofOperationare7:00A.M.to3:30P.M.(CentralTime)from MondaythroughFriday.

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madeforthepurposeofpaying theindebtednesssecuredby saidmortgage,aswellasthe expensesofforeclosure.The successfulbiddermusttendera non-refundabledepositofFive ThousandDollars($5,000.00)in certifiedfundsmadepayableto Tiffany&Bosco,P.A.atthetime andplaceofthesale.Thebalanceofthepurchasepriceplus anydeedrecordingcostsand transfertaxesmustbepaidin certifiedfundsbynoonthenext businessdayattheLawOffice ofTiffany&Bosco,P.A.atthe addressindicatedbelow.Tiffany &Bosco,P.A.reservestheright toawardthebidtothenext highestbiddershouldthehighestbidderfailtotimelytender thetotalamountdue.TheMortgagee/Transfereereservesthe righttobidforandpurchasethe realestateandtocredititspurchasepriceagainsttheexpensesofsaleandthe indebtednesssecuredbythe realestate.Thissaleissubject topostponementorcancellation.U.S.BankTrustCompany, NationalAssociation,astrustee, assuccessor-in-interesttoU.S. BankNationalAssociation,as TrusteeforResidentialAsset SecuritiesCorporation,Home EquityMortgageAsset-Backed Pass-ThroughCertificates,Series2006-KS7,(“Transferee”) Tiffany&Bosco,P.A.,250120th PlaceSouth,Suite300,Homewood,AL35223www.tblaw.com TBFileNumber:24-01490-PHAL04/10/2024,04/17/2024, 04/24/2024. ADID591436

MORTGAGEFORECLOSURE SALE. Defaulthavingbeenmadein thepaymentoftheindebtednesssecuredbythatcertain mortgageexecutedbyJoseph E.Sullivan,anunmarriedman, originallyinfavorofBankof America,N.A.,onJanuary5, 2015,saidmortgagerecorded intheOfficeoftheJudgeof ProbateofMadisonCounty,Alabama,inInstrumentNumber 20150107000007440;theundersignedBankofAmerica, N.A.,asMortgagee/Transferee, underandbyvirtueofthepower ofsalecontainedinsaidmortgage,willsellatpublicoutcryto thehighestbidderforcash,in frontofthemainentranceofthe CourthouseatHuntsville,MadisonCounty,Alabama,onMay 16,2024,duringthelegalhours ofsale,allofitsrights,title,and interestinandtothefollowing describedrealestate,situated inMadisonCounty,Alabama, to-wit:Lot1,Block1,according totheplatofBuck’sCanyon SubdivisionFourthAddition,as recordedintheOfficeofthe JudgeofProbateofMadison County,Alabama,inPlatBook 13,Page5..Propertystreetaddressforinformationalpurposes:2703BoxCanyonRoad Southeast,Huntsville,AL 35803.THISPROPERTYWILL BESOLDONAN“ASIS, WHEREIS”BASIS,WITHOUT WARRANTYORRECOURSE, EXPRESSEDORIMPLIEDAS TOTITLE,USEAND/ORENJOYMENTANDWILLBESOLD SUBJECTTOTHERIGHTOF REDEMPTIONOFALLPARTIESENTITLEDTHERETO.Alabamalawgivessomepersons whohaveaninterestinproperty therighttoredeemtheproperty undercertaincircumstances. Programsmayalsoexistthat helppersonsavoidordelaythe foreclosureprocess.Anattorney shouldbeconsultedtohelpyou understandtheserightsand programsasapartoftheforeclosureprocess.Thissaleis madeforthepurposeofpaying theindebtednesssecuredby saidmortgage,aswellasthe f f

successfulbiddermusttendera non-refundabledepositofFive ThousandDollars($5,000.00)in certifiedfundsmadepayableto Tiffany&Bosco,P.A.atthetime andplaceofthesale.Thebalanceofthepurchasepriceplus anydeedrecordingcostsand transfertaxesmustbepaidin certifiedfundsbynoonthenext businessdayattheLawOffice ofTiffany&Bosco,P.A.atthe addressindicatedbelow.Tiffany &Bosco,P.A.reservestheright toawardthebidtothenext highestbiddershouldthehighestbidderfailtotimelytender thetotalamountdue.TheMortgagee/Transfereereservesthe righttobidforandpurchasethe realestateandtocredititspurchasepriceagainsttheexpensesofsaleandthe indebtednesssecuredbythe realestate.Thissaleissubject topostponementorcancellation.BankofAmerica,N.A., (“Transferee”)Tiffany&Bosco, P.A.,250120thPlaceSouth, Suite300,Homewood,AL 35223www.tblaw.comTBFile Number:24-02435-BA-AL 04/17/2024,04/24/2024, 05/01/2024. ADID591781 MORTGAGEFORECLOSURE SALE.

Defaulthavingbeenmadein thepaymentoftheindebtednesssecuredbythatcertain mortgageexecutedbyAnnie MaeKing,single,originallyin favorofAmeriquestMortgage Company,onAugust25,1999, saidmortgagerecordedinthe OfficeoftheJudgeofProbate ofMadisonCounty,Alabama,in Book2584Page1094;ascorrectedandre-recordedMarch 16,2004inBook3622Page 765;theundersignedDeutsche Bank,NationalTrustCompany, asTrusteeforGSRPMMortgageLoanTrust2006-1,as Mortgagee/Transferee,under andbyvirtueofthepowerof salecontainedinsaidmortgage,willsellatpublicoutcryto thehighestbidderforcash,in frontofthemainentranceofthe CourthouseatHuntsville,MadisonCounty,Alabama,onMay 23,2024,duringthelegalhours ofsale,allofitsrights,title,and interestinandtothefollowing describedrealestate,situated inMadisonCounty,Alabama, to-wit:Lot9,Block6,LoveSubdivision,3rdAddition,according totheplatofrecordintheOffice oftheJudgeofProbateofMadisonCounty,Alabama,inPlat Book3,Page156..Property streetaddressforinformational purposes:3028TurfAvenue, Huntsville,AL35816.THIS PROPERTYWILLBESOLD ONAN“ASIS,WHEREIS” BASIS,WITHOUTWARRANTY ORRECOURSE,EXPRESSED ORIMPLIEDASTOTITLE, USEAND/ORENJOYMENT ANDWILLBESOLDSUBJECT TOTHERIGHTOFREDEMPTIONOFALLPARTIESENTITLEDTHERETO.Alabamalaw givessomepersonswhohave aninterestinpropertytheright toredeemthepropertyunder certaincircumstances.Programsmayalsoexistthathelp personsavoidordelaytheforeclosureprocess.Anattorney shouldbeconsultedtohelpyou understandtheserightsand programsasapartoftheforeclosureprocess.Thissaleis madeforthepurposeofpaying theindebtednesssecuredby saidmortgage,aswellasthe expensesofforeclosure.The successfulbiddermusttendera non-refundabledepositofFive ThousandDollars($5,000.00)in certifiedfundsmadepayableto Tiffany&Bosco,P.A.atthetime andplaceofthesale.Thebalanceofthepurchasepriceplus anydeedrecordingcostsand transfertaxesmustbepaidin certifiedfundsbynoonthenext businessdayattheLawOffice ofTiffany&Bosco,P.A.atthe addressindicatedbelow.Tiffany &Bosco,P.A.reservestheright toawardthebidtothenext highestbiddershouldthehighestbidderfailtotimelytender thetotalamountdue.TheMortgagee/Transfereereservesthe f

righttobidforandpurchasethe realestateandtocredititspurchasepriceagainsttheexpensesofsaleandthe indebtednesssecuredbythe realestate.Thissaleissubject topostponementorcancellation.DeutscheBank,National TrustCompany,asTrusteefor GSRPMMortgageLoanTrust 2006-1,(“Transferee”)Tiffany& Bosco,P.A.,250120thPlace South,Suite300,Homewood, AL35223www.tblaw.comTB FileNumber:24-02585-PH-AL 04/17/2024,04/24/2024, 05/01/2024. ADID591891

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Defaulthavingbeenmadein thepaymentoftheindebtednesssecuredbythatcertain mortgageexecutedbyCharles Hall,asingleperson,andMary EHall,asingleperson,originallyinfavorofCompassBank, onSeptember22,2005,said mortgagerecordedintheOffice oftheJudgeofProbateofMadisonCounty,Alabama,inInstrumentNumber 20051014000700520;theundersignedPNCBank,National Association,successorby mergertoBBVAUSA,formerly knownasCompassBank,as Mortgagee/Transferee,under andbyvirtueofthepowerof salecontainedinsaidmortgage,willsellatpublicoutcryto thehighestbidderforcash,in frontofthemainentranceofthe CourthouseatHuntsville,MadisonCounty,Alabama,onMay 23,2024,duringthelegalhours ofsale,allofitsrights,title,and interestinandtothefollowing describedrealestate,situated inMadisonCounty,Alabama, to-wit:LotNumberNine(9)of BlockFour(4)ofthesubdivision knownasOakValley,2ndAddition,amaporplatofwhichis recordedintheOfficeofthe JudgeofProbateofMadison County,Alabama,inPlatBook 3,atPage167..Propertystreet addressforinformationalpurposes:4321IrondaleDrive, Huntsville,AL35810.THIS PROPERTYWILLBESOLD ONAN“ASIS,WHEREIS” BASIS,WITHOUTWARRANTY ORRECOURSE,EXPRESSED ORIMPLIEDASTOTITLE, USEAND/ORENJOYMENT ANDWILLBESOLDSUBJECT TOTHERIGHTOFREDEMPTIONOFALLPARTIESENTITLEDTHERETO.Alabamalaw givessomepersonswhohave aninterestinpropertytheright toredeemthepropertyunder certaincircumstances.Programsmayalsoexistthathelp personsavoidordelaytheforeclosureprocess.Anattorney shouldbeconsultedtohelpyou understandtheserightsand programsasapartoftheforeclosureprocess.Thissaleis madeforthepurposeofpaying theindebtednesssecuredby saidmortgage,aswellasthe expensesofforeclosure.The successfulbiddermusttendera non-refundabledepositofFive ThousandDollars($5,000.00)in certifiedfundsmadepayableto Tiffany&Bosco,P.A.atthetime andplaceofthesale.Thebalanceofthepurchasepriceplus anydeedrecordingcostsand transfertaxesmustbepaidin certifiedfundsbynoonthenext businessdayattheLawOffice ofTiffany&Bosco,P.A.atthe addressindicatedbelow.Tiffany &Bosco,P.A.reservestheright toawardthebidtothenext highestbiddershouldthehighestbidderfailtotimelytender thetotalamountdue.TheMortgagee/Transfereereservesthe righttobidforandpurchasethe realestateandtocredititspurchasepriceagainsttheexpensesofsaleandthe indebtednesssecuredbythe realestate.Thissaleissubject topostponementorcancellation.PNCBank,NationalAsso••• RECYCLE •••

ciation,successorbymergerto BBVAUSA,formerlyknownas CompassBank,(“Transferee”) Tiffany&Bosco,P.A.,250120th PlaceSouth,Suite300,Homewood,AL35223www.tblaw.com TBFileNumber:24-02625-PNAL04/24/2024,05/01/2024, 05/08/2024. ADID592566

MORTGAGEFORECLOSURE SALE.

Defaulthavingbeenmadein thepaymentoftheindebtednesssecuredbythatcertain mortgageexecutedbyCassandraL.Dawson,amarried woman,originallyinfavorof MortgageElectronicRegistrationSystems,Inc.solelyas nomineeforLoandepot.com. LLC.,onMarch29,2019,said mortgagerecordedintheOffice oftheJudgeofProbateofMadisonCounty,Alabama,inFile No.2019-00018514andmodifiedinFileNo.2021-00083791; theundersignedMidFirstBank, asMortgagee/Transferee,under andbyvirtueofthepowerof salecontainedinsaidmortgage,willsellatpublicoutcryto thehighestbidderforcash,in frontofthemainentranceofthe CourthouseatHuntsville,MadisonCounty,Alabama,onJune 13,2024,duringthelegalhours ofsale,allofitsrights,title,and interestinandtothefollowing describedrealestate,situated inMadisonCounty,Alabama, to-wit:Lot31,Block2,accordingtotheplatofYarbroughEstates,FourthAdditionrecorded inPlatBook2,Page206,inthe OfficeoftheJudgeofProbate ofMadisonCounty,Alabama.. Propertystreetaddressforinformationalpurposes:626AccessRdNW,Huntsville,AL 35811.THISPROPERTYWILL BESOLDONAN“ASIS, WHEREIS”BASIS,WITHOUT WARRANTYORRECOURSE, EXPRESSEDORIMPLIEDAS TOTITLE,USEAND/ORENJOYMENTANDWILLBESOLD SUBJECTTOTHERIGHTOF REDEMPTIONOFALLPARTIESENTITLEDTHERETO.Alabamalawgivessomepersons whohaveaninterestinproperty therighttoredeemtheproperty undercertaincircumstances. Programsmayalsoexistthat helppersonsavoidordelaythe foreclosureprocess.Anattorney shouldbeconsultedtohelpyou understandtheserightsand programsasapartoftheforeclosureprocess.Thissaleis madeforthepurposeofpaying theindebtednesssecuredby saidmortgage,aswellasthe expensesofforeclosure.The successfulbiddermusttendera non-refundabledepositofFive ThousandDollars($5,000.00)in certifiedfundsmadepayableto Tiffany&Bosco,P.A.atthetime andplaceofthesale.Thebalanceofthepurchasepriceplus anydeedrecordingcostsand transfertaxesmustbepaidin certifiedfundsbynoonthenext businessdayattheLawOffice ofTiffany&Bosco,P.A.atthe addressindicatedbelow.Tiffany &Bosco,P.A.reservestheright toawardthebidtothenext highestbiddershouldthehighestbidderfailtotimelytender thetotalamountdue.TheMortgagee/Transfereereservesthe righttobidforandpurchasethe realestateandtocredititspurchasepriceagainsttheexpensesofsaleandthe indebtednesssecuredbythe realestate.Thissaleissubject topostponementorcancellation.MidFirstBank,(“Transferee”)Tiffany&Bosco,P.A., 250120thPlaceSouth,Suite 300,Homewood,AL35223 www.tblaw.comTBFileNumber: 24-03232-MF-AL04/24/2024, 05/01/2024,05/08/2024. ADID592457

MORTGAGEFORECLOSURE SALE.

Defaulthavingbeenmadein thepaymentoftheindebtednesssecuredbythatcertain mortgageexecutedbyJarvisT MillerandAngelaLynellMiller, husbandandwife,originallyin favorofMortgageElectronic RegistrationSystems,Inc.as f / /

nomineeforIberiabankd/b/a IberiabankMortgage,onJune 8,2018,saidmortgage recordedintheOfficeofthe JudgeofProbateofMadison County,Alabama,inInstrument Number2018-00036503and ScrivenersAffidavitrecordedin DeedBook2022Page25471; LoanModificationAgreement recordedinMortgageBook 2022Page213733andAffidavit ofFactrecordedinDeedBook 2024Page5985;theundersignedPennyMacLoanServices,LLC,as Mortgagee/Transferee,under andbyvirtueofthepowerof salecontainedinsaidmortgage,willsellatpublicoutcryto thehighestbidderforcash,in frontofthemainentranceofthe CourthouseatHuntsville,MadisonCounty,Alabama,onApril 18,2024,duringthelegalhours ofsale,allofitsrights,title,and interestinandtothefollowing describedrealestate,situated inMadisonCounty,Alabama, to-wit:Lot14,Block2,accordingtothemapofsurveyofWinchesterEstates,PhaseII,as recordedinPlatBook27,Page 10,intheOfficeoftheJudgeof ProbateofMadisonCounty,Alabama..Propertystreetaddress forinformationalpurposes:217 SawmillRd,Huntsville,AL 35811.THISPROPERTYWILL BESOLDONAN“ASIS, WHEREIS”BASIS,WITHOUT WARRANTYORRECOURSE, EXPRESSEDORIMPLIEDAS TOTITLE,USEAND/ORENJOYMENTANDWILLBESOLD SUBJECTTOTHERIGHTOF REDEMPTIONOFALLPARTIESENTITLEDTHERETO.Alabamalawgivessomepersons whohaveaninterestinproperty therighttoredeemtheproperty undercertaincircumstances. Programsmayalsoexistthat helppersonsavoidordelaythe foreclosureprocess.Anattorney shouldbeconsultedtohelpyou understandtheserightsand programsasapartoftheforeclosureprocess.Thissaleis madeforthepurposeofpaying theindebtednesssecuredby saidmortgage,aswellasthe expensesofforeclosure.The successfulbiddermusttendera non-refundabledepositofFive ThousandDollars($5,000.00)in certifiedfundsmadepayableto Tiffany&Bosco,P.A.atthetime andplaceofthesale.Thebalanceofthepurchasepriceplus anydeedrecordingcostsand transfertaxesmustbepaidin certifiedfundsbynoonthenext businessdayattheLawOffice ofTiffany&Bosco,P.A.atthe addressindicatedbelow.Tiffany &Bosco,P.A.reservestheright toawardthebidtothenext highestbiddershouldthehighestbidderfailtotimelytender thetotalamountdue.TheMortgagee/Transfereereservesthe righttobidforandpurchasethe realestateandtocredititspurchasepriceagainsttheexpensesofsaleandthe indebtednesssecuredbythe realestate.Thissaleissubject topostponementorcancellation.Theabovemortgageforeclosuresalehasbeen postponedfromApril18,2024 untilJune20,2024,duringthe legalhoursofsaleinfrontofthe mainentranceoftheCourthouseatHuntsville,Madison County,Alabama.PennyMac LoanServices,LLC,(“Transferee”)Tiffany&Bosco,P.A., 250120thPlaceSouth,Suite 300,Homewood,AL35223 www.tblaw.comTBFileNumber: 24-00409-PM-AL. PUBLICATIONDATES:March 27,2024,April3,2024,April10, 2024,April24,2024.NEWSPAPER:TheMadisonCounty Record. ADID593222 MORTGAGEFORECLOSURE SALE. Defaulthavingbeenmadein thepaymentoftheindebtednesssecuredbythatcertain mortgageexecutedbyNicoleD. Scruggs,asingleperson,originallyinfavorofSouthtrustMortgageCorporation,ADelaware Corporation,onOctober5, 2004,saidmortgagerecorded intheOfficeoftheJudgeof f C

andplaceofthesale.Thebalanceofthepurchasepriceplus anydeedrecordingcostsand transfertaxesmustbepaidin certifiedfundsbynoonthenext businessdayattheLawOffice ofTiffany&Bosco,P.A.atthe addressindicatedbelow.Tiffany &Bosco,P.A.reservestheright toawardthebidtothenext highestbiddershouldthehighestbidderfailtotimelytender thetotalamountdue.TheMortgagee/Transfereereservesthe righttobidforandpurchasethe realestateandtocredititspurchasepriceagainsttheexpensesofsaleandthe indebtednesssecuredbythe realestate.Thissaleissubject topostponementorcancellation.WellsFargoBank,National Associationsuccessorby mergertoWachoviaBank,NationalAssociation-successor bymergertoSouthTrustBank, (“Transferee”)Tiffany&Bosco, P.A.,250120thPlaceSouth, Suite300,Homewood,AL 35223www.tblaw.comTBFile Number:22-4063704/24/2024, 05/01/2024,05/08/2024. ADID593245 MORTGAGEFORECLOSURE SALE. Defaulthavingbeenmadein thepaymentoftheindebtednesssecuredbythatcertain mortgageexecutedbyRoderick M.VanderweydenandShelley AnnVanderweyden,husband andwife,originallyinfavorof MortgageElectronicRegistrationSystems,Inc.,actingsolely asnomineeforCalusaInvestments,LLC,onAugust31, 2006,saidmortgagerecorded intheOfficeoftheJudgeof ProbateofMadisonCounty,Alabama,inInstrumentNumber 20060912000620320;theundersignedU.S.BankNational Association,notinitsindividual capacitybutsolelyinitscapacityasIndentureTrusteeofCIM Trust2021-NR3,asMortgagee/Transferee,underandby virtueofthepowerofsalecontainedinsaidmortgage,willsell atpublicoutcrytothehighest f f f

sonCounty,Alabama;particularlydescribedasfollows: Beginningatanironpin,said PointofTrueBeginningisfurtherdescribedasbeingNorth1 degreeWest240feetfromthe SoutheastcorneroftheNortheastquarteroftheNortheast quarterandsaidSection5, Township6South,Range2 EastthencefromthePointof TrueBeginningNorth1degree West120feettoanironpin; thenceSouth89degreesWest 174feettoanironpinandEast marginofa30footstreet; thenceSouth1degreeEast120 feetalongtheEastmarginofa 30footstreettoanironpin; thenceNorth89degreesEast 174feettoanironpinandthe PointofTrueBeginning,and containing0.48acres,moreor less.

Morecommonlyknownas:179 SamMaplesRd,NewHope,AL 35760 ThisPropertywillbesoldonas “asis,whereis”basis,without warrantyorrecourse,expressed orimpliedastotitle,useand/or enjoymentandwillbesoldsubjecttotherightofredemptionof allpartiesentitledthereto.Alabamalawgivessomepersons whohaveaninterestinproperty therighttoredeemtheproperty undercertaincircumstances. Programsmayalsoexistthat helppersonsavoidordelaythe foreclosureprocess.Anattorney shouldbeconsultedtohelpyou understandtheserightsand programsaspartoftheforeclosureprocess.Thissaleismade forthepurposeofpayingtheindebtednesssecuredbysaid mortgage,aswellastheexpenseofforeclosure.Thesuccessfulbiddermusttender certifiedfundsbynoonthenext businessdaytoLawOfficeof Halliday,Watkins&Mann,P.C. Certifiedfundsmustbeinthe formofawiretransfer,bankor creditunion’scashier’scheck, orbankofficialcheckpayableto Halliday,Watkins&Mann,P.C. Halliday,Watkins&Mann,P.C. reservestherighttoawardthe bidtothenexthighestbidder shouldthehighestbidderfailto timelytenderthetotalamount due.Ifsaleisvoided,Mortgagee/Transfereeshallreturn thebidamounttothesuccessful purchaserandthe Mortgagee/Transfereeshallnot beliabletothepurchaseforany damages.Ifthesaleissetaside foranyreason,thepurchaserat thesaleshallbeonlyentitledto areturnofthedepositandbid amount,ifpaid.TheMortgagee/Transfereereservesthe righttobidforandpurchasethe realestateandtocreditispurchasepriceagainsttheexpensesofsaleand indebtednesssecuredbythe realestate.Thissaleissubject topostponementorcancellation. SpecializedLoanServicingLLC (“Transferee”) Halliday,Watkins&Mann,P.C. 244InvernessCenterDrive Birmingham,AL35242 Phone:(801)355-2886

PUBLICATIONDATES:April10, 2024,April17,2024,April24, 2024 NEWSPAPER:TheMadison CountyRecord ADID590639 NOTICEOFFORECLOSURE SALE MADISONCOUNTY

Defaulthavingbeenmadein thepaymentoftheindebtednesssecuredbythatcertain mortgageexecutedbyLyleT. PriceandShanaPrice,husband andwife,originallyinfavorof MortgageElectronicRegistrationSystems,Inc.,asmortgagee,asnomineefor RenasantBank,itssuccessors andassignsonJune5,2006, saidmortgagerecordedinthe OfficeoftheJudgeofProbate ofMadisonCounty,Alabama, InstrumentNumber 20060606000372090;rerecordedatInstrumentNumber 20060719000477800andmodifiedatInstrumentNumber 2018-00058912,theundersignedUMBBank,NationalAssociation,notinitsindividual capacity,butsolelyaslegaltitle trusteeforPRLTitleTrustI,as Mortgagee/Transferee,under andbyvirtueofthepowerof salecontainedinsaidmortgage,willsellatpublicoutcryto thehighestbidderforcashor certifiedfunds,infrontofthe mainentranceoftheCourthouseatMadisonCounty,Alabama,onMay16,2024,during thelegalhoursofsale,allofits right,title,andinterestinandto

sonswhohaveaninterestin propertytherighttoredeemthe propertyundercertaincircumstances.Programsmayalso existthathelppersonsavoidor delaytheforeclosureprocess. Anattorneyshouldbeconsulted tohelpyouunderstandthese rightsandprogramsasapartof theforeclosureprocess.This saleismadeforthepurposeof payingtheindebtednesssecuredbysaidmortgage,aswell astheexpensesofforeclosure. Thesuccessfulbiddermusttendercashorcertifiedfundsmade payabletoAldridgePite,LLPat thetimeandplaceofthesale. AldridgePite,LLPreservesthe righttoawardthebidtothenext highestbiddershouldthehighestbidderfailtotimelytender thetotalamountdue.TheMortgagee/Transfereereservesthe righttobidforandpurchasethe

realestateandtocredititspurchasepriceagainsttheexpensesofsaleandthe indebtednesssecuredbythe realestate.Thissaleissubject topostponementorcancellation.UMBBank,NationalAssociation,notinitsindividual capacity,butsolelyaslegaltitle trusteeforPRLTitleTrustI, Mortgagee/Transferee ALDRIDGEPITE,LLPSixPiedmontCenter3525Piedmont Road,N.E.,Suite700Atlanta, GA30305.AttorneyforMortgagee/Transferee.

Newspaper:TheMadison Record PublicationDates:4/17/2024, 4/24/2024,5/1/2024

THISOFFICEISACTINGASA DEBTCOLLECTORANDISATTEMPTINGTOCOLLECTA DEBT.ANYINFORMATIONOBTAINEDWILLBEUSEDFOR THATPURPOSE. ADID591758

NOTICEOFFORECLOSURE SALE MADISONCOUNTY Defaulthavingbeenmadein thepaymentoftheindebtednesssecuredbythatcertain mortgageexecutedbyRobert PepperandMichelePepper, husbandandwife,originallyin favorofMortgageElectronic RegistrationSystems,Inc.,as mortgagee,asnomineefor

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 CaseNo80031

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFDirkHansNeubert, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofDirkHansNeubert, Deceased,havingbeengranted totheundersignedonthe9th dayApril2024bytheHon. FrankBarger,JudgeofProbate ofsaidcounty,noticeishereby giventhatallpersonshaving claimsagainstthesaidestate areherebyrequiredtopresent thesamewithinthetimeallowedbylaw,orthesamewill bebarred. ShawnENeubert

Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:April17th,April 24thandMay1st,2024inthe MadisonCountyRecordnewspaper ADID591882

StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo79969

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFTobyJermaineGordon, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofTobyJermaine Gordon,Deceased,having beengrantedtotheundersignedonthe10thdayApril 2024bytheHon.FrankBarger, JudgeofProbateofsaidcounty, noticeisherebygiventhatall personshavingclaimsagainst thesaidestateareherebyrequiredtopresentthesame withinthetimeallowedbylaw, orthesamewillbebarred. BrittanyGordon Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:April17th,April 24thandMay1st,2024inthe MadisonCountyRecordnewspaper ADID592240

StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo:80046

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOF:JamesEverett Browna/k/aJamesEverett Brown,Jr. LettersofAdministrationwith WillAnnexedupontheestateof JamesEverettBrowna/k/a JamesEverettBrown,Jr.deceased,havingbeengrantedto theundersignedonthe10thday ofApril2024,bytheHon.Frank Barger,JudgeofProbateof MadisonCounty,noticeis herebygiventhatallpersons havingclaimsagainstthesaid estateareherebyrequiredto presentthesamewithinthe timeallowedbylaw,orthe samewillbebarred. WilliamRPriest MadisonCountyRecord3TApril 17,April24,May1,2024 ADID592047

StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo79991

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFAdrianLamonte Epps, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofAdrianLamonte Epps,Deceased,havingbeen grantedtotheundersignedon the2nddayApril2024bythe Hon.FrankBarger,Judgeof Probateofsaidcounty,noticeis herebygiventhatallpersons

havingclaimsagainstthesaid estateareherebyrequiredto presentthesamewithinthe timeallowedbylaw,orthe samewillbebarred. TricianaM.LoftmanEppsa/k/a TricianaEpps

Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:April10th, April17th,andApril24thinthe MadisonCountyRecordnewspaper ADID591552

StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80015

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFMaudeDeanBaker, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofMaudeDean Baker,Deceased,havingbeen grantedtotheundersignedon the5thdayApril2024bythe Hon.FrankBarger,Judgeof Probateofsaidcounty,noticeis herebygiventhatallpersons havingclaimsagainstthesaid estateareherebyrequiredto presentthesamewithinthe timeallowedbylaw,orthe samewillbebarred. JohnBaker

Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:April17th,April 24thandMay1st,2024inthe MadisonCountyRecordnewspaper ADID591766

StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80007

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFDorothyMaeMarty, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofDorothyMae Marty,Deceased,havingbeen grantedtotheundersignedon the9thdayApril2024bythe Hon.FrankBarger,Judgeof Probateofsaidcounty,noticeis herebygiventhatallpersons havingclaimsagainstthesaid estateareherebyrequiredto presentthesamewithinthe timeallowedbylaw,orthe samewillbebarred. DavidEMarty

Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:April17th,April 24thandMay1st,2024inthe MadisonCountyRecordnewspaper ADID591779

StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo79958

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFWillieJames Crutcher, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofWillieJames Crutcher,Deceased,having beengrantedtotheundersignedonthe27thdayMarchl 2024bytheHon.FrankBarger, JudgeofProbateofsaidcounty, noticeisherebygiventhatall personshavingclaimsagainst thesaidestateareherebyrequiredtopresentthesame withinthetimeallowedbylaw, orthesamewillbebarred.

MichelleCummings

Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:April17th,April 24thandMay1st,2024inthe MadisonCountyRecordnewspaper ADID591746

StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80071

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFBarbaraHughesMcCrary, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofBarbaraHughes McCrary,Deceased,having beengrantedtotheundersignedonthe17thdayApril 2024bytheHon.FrankBarger, JudgeofProbateofsaidcounty, noticeisherebygiventhatall personshavingclaimsagainst thesaidestateareherebyrequiredtopresentthesame withinthetimeallowedbylaw, orthesamewillbebarred. ChristopherMcCrary

Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:April24th,May 1st,andMay8thintheMadison CountyRecordnewspaper ADID592789

StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80056

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFCharlesThomason Stewart, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofCharlesThomason Stewart,Deceased,having beengrantedtotheundersignedonthe16thdayApril 2024bytheHon.FrankBarger, JudgeofProbateofsaidcounty, noticeisherebygiventhatall personshavingclaimsagainst thesaidestateareherebyrequiredtopresentthesame withinthetimeallowedbylaw, orthesamewillbebarred. MarilynJStewart

Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:April24,May1, May8,2024intheMadison CountyRecordnewspaper ADID592795

StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80027

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFBarbaraAnnBinford, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofBarbaraAnnBinford,Deceased,havingbeen grantedtotheundersignedon the17thdayApril2024bythe Hon.FrankBarger,Judgeof Probateofsaidcounty,noticeis herebygiventhatallpersons havingclaimsagainstthesaid estateareherebyrequiredto presentthesamewithinthe timeallowedbylaw,orthe samewillbebarred. MirandaLowman

Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:April24th,May 1st,andMay8thintheMadison CountyRecordnewspaper ADID593220

StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80013

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFKathrynAlyce Brosemera/k/aKathrynA Brosemera/k/aKathyrnAlyce Brosemera/k/aKathyrnA Brosemer, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofKathrynAlyce Brosemera/k/aKathrynA Brosemera/k/aKathyrnAlyce Brosemera/k/aKathyrnA Brosemer,Deceased,having beengrantedtotheundersignedonthe15thdayApril 2024bytheHon.FrankBarger, JudgeofProbateofsaidcounty, noticeisherebygiventhatall personshavingclaimsagainst thesaidestateareherebyrequiredtopresentthesame withinthetimeallowedbylaw, orthesamewillbebarred. RichardBrosemer

Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:April24th,May 1st,andMay8thintheMadison CountyRecordnewspaper ADID593247

StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo79992

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFVirgiaMaeBrown, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofVirgiaMaeBrown, Deceased,havingbeengranted totheundersignedonthe12th dayApril2024bytheHon. FrankBarger,JudgeofProbate ofsaidcounty,noticeishereby giventhatallpersonshaving claimsagainstthesaidestate areherebyrequiredtopresent thesamewithinthetimeallowedbylaw,orthesamewill bebarred. ClarenceEugeneCox

Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:April24th,May 1st,andMay8thintheMadison CountyRecordnewspaper ADID593243

StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo79074

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFFrancesC.Light, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofFrancesC.Light, Deceased,havingbeengranted totheundersignedonthe18th dayApril2024bytheHon. FrankBarger,JudgeofProbate ofsaidcounty,noticeishereby giventhatallpersonshaving

claimsagainstthesaidestate areherebyrequiredtopresent thesamewithinthetimeallowedbylaw,orthesamewill bebarred. CarolunGuffey

Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:April24th,May 1st,andMay8thintheMadison CountyRecordnewspaper ADID593178

StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80060

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFMarjorieLauna Knowles, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofMarjorieLauna Knowles,Deceased,having beengrantedtotheundersignedonthe11thdayApril 2024bytheHon.FrankBarger, JudgeofProbateofsaidcounty, noticeisherebygiventhatall personshavingclaimsagainst thesaidestateareherebyrequiredtopresentthesame withinthetimeallowedbylaw, orthesamewillbebarred. MaryBelindaWheeler

Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:April24th,May 1st,andMay8thintheMadison CountyRecordnewspaper ADID593167

StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80058

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFDelviaOvitaHughes, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofDelviaOvita Hughes,Deceased,having beengrantedtotheundersignedonthe11thdayApril 2024bytheHon.FrankBarger, JudgeofProbateofsaidcounty, noticeisherebygiventhatall personshavingclaimsagainst thesaidestateareherebyrequiredtopresentthesame withinthetimeallowedbylaw, orthesamewillbebarred. CliffordLeeHughesa/k/aCliffordHughes

Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:April24th,May 1st,andMay8thintheMadison CountyRecordnewspaper ADID593160

StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80068

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFKarenTucker, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofKarenTucker,Deceased,havingbeengrantedto theundersignedonthe11thday April2024bytheHon.Frank Barger,JudgeofProbateofsaid county,noticeisherebygiven thatallpersonshavingclaims againstthesaidestateare herebyrequiredtopresentthe samewithinthetimeallowedby law,orthesamewillbebarred. JazmineRayneBoatwright

Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:April17th,April 24thandMay1st,2024inthe MadisonCountyRecordnewspaper ADID592446

StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80092

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFAmyLLarkinA/K/A AmyElizabethLandrum Larkin, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofAmyLLarkinA/K/A AmyElizabethLandrumLarkin, Deceased,havingbeengranted totheundersignedonthe16th dayApril2024bytheHon. FrankBarger,JudgeofProbate ofsaidcounty,noticeishereby giventhatallpersonshaving claimsagainstthesaidestate areherebyrequiredtopresent thesamewithinthetimeallowedbylaw,orthesamewill bebarred. ConnieLGlass

Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:April24,May1, May8,2024intheMadison CountyRecordnewspaper ADID592780

StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80054

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFIraEllisonCopeland A/K/AIraCopeland, LettersofAdministration upontheestateofIraEllison CopelandA/K/AIraCopeland, Deceased,havingbeengranted totheundersignedonthe11th dayApril2024bytheHon. FrankBarger,JudgeofProbate ofsaidcounty,noticeishereby giventhatallpersonshaving claimsagainstthesaidestate areherebyrequiredtopresent thesamewithinthetimeallowedbylaw,orthesamewill bebarred. LloydACopeland

Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:April17th,April 24thandMay1st,2024inthe MadisonCountyRecordnewspaper ADID592244

StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80059

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFRichardAnthony Carroll, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofRichardAnthony Carroll,Deceased,havingbeen grantedtotheundersignedon the11thdayApril2024bythe Hon.FrankBarger,Judgeof Probateofsaidcounty,noticeis herebygiventhatallpersons havingclaimsagainstthesaid estateareherebyrequiredto presentthesamewithinthe timeallowedbylaw,orthe samewillbebarred. CDewayneRaney Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:April17th,April 24thandMay1st,2024inthe MadisonCountyRecordnewspaper ADID592251

StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80067

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFTamikaMcDowellRandolph, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofTamikaMcDowellRandolph,Deceased,having beengrantedtotheundersignedonthe11thdayApril 2024bytheHon.FrankBarger, JudgeofProbateofsaidcounty, noticeisherebygiventhatall personshavingclaimsagainst thesaidestateareherebyrequiredtopresentthesame withinthetimeallowedbylaw, orthesamewillbebarred. TerrenceRandolph Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:April17th,April 24thandMay1st,2024inthe MadisonCountyRecordnewspaper ADID592432

SUPERIORCOURTOFTHE DISTRICTOFCOLUMBIA CIVILDIVISION DAVIDD.SHAHAN,PERSONALREPRESENTATIVEOF THEESTATEOFELDON NEALESHAHAN, Plaintiff, v.

UNKNOWNPERSONALREPRESENTATIVEOFTHEESTATEOFTHEDALANIER VAUGHN,etal., Defendants. 2022CA2717R(RP) JudgeCarlE.Ross NextEvent:July26,2024InitialSchedulingConference NOTICE

Theobjectoftheabove-captionedmatteristoquiettitleand declarethatPlaintiffistheonehundredpercentownerofthe realproperty(“Property”)describedas6629HarlanPlace, N.W.,WashingtonD.C.20112 andalsoknownasLot43in Square3366.Plaintiffbrings thisactionagainstTheUnknownPersonalRepresentative oftheEstateofThedaLanier