The Madison Record - May 8, 2024

BothMadisonteams willfaceeachother todayinaFinal4 double-header

ByCALEBODOM caleb@themadisonrecord.com

MADISON-Thestagehasbeen setforabaseballplayoffshowdownbetweenBobJonesand JamesClemenswiththewinner goingtothestatechampionship series.

TheJamesClemensJets(31-

11)lockedthemselvesintotheFinalFourofthe7ABaseballplayoffswitha2-gameroadsweepof HooverlastThursday.

AJCclubthatwasoustedby SpainParkinthe rstroundof thepostseasonayearagoissuddenlyinthethirdroundthisyear andfacingafamiliarnemesisin BobJones(40-7).

Thesebitterrivalssquareoff todayatBobJonesHighSchool withadouble-headerat5p.m. and7:30p.m.

Iftheschoolssplitthegames, therewillbeathirddecidinggameonThursdayat5:30

NATIONALCHAMPS! ItwasabigweekendfortheMillCreekGreenpowerteam!Theteam’sthreecars competedintheGoblinGamesatTalladegaSuperspeedway.Allthreecarsplacedinthetop15withCar 700comingin rstplace.Withthiswin,Car700clencheditssecondconsecutivetitleasGreenpower GoblinNationalChampion!Thiswastheracethattheirbelovedlatecoach,JackieSmith,wassoexcited aboutandthekidsgaveittheirallinherhonor.Shepassedawayearlierthisyear,andtheteamhas dedicatedtheirseasontoher.BobJonesHighSchoolalsohadabigweekend.PatriotRacingcaptured the2024GreenpowerUSAnationaltitle.TheRedTeamwasnamedtheF24AdvancedModi edDivision NationalChampions;theWhiteTeamwasnamedtheF24AdvancedCustomDivisionNationalChampions,andtheBlueTeamwasnamedtheF24AdvancedModi edDivisionRunner-UpNationalChampions. Congratulations!Lookformoreabouttheseteamsonlineatwww.themadisonrecord.comandinthenext issueofTheMadisonRecord.

ByMARIARAKOCZY

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MADISON-TheRocketCity TrashPandaswillreachamajor milestoneduringtheupcoming homestandagainsttheMississippi BravesthatbeganTuesdayatToyotaFieldinMadison.

Duringthethirdhomestandof justtheteam’sthirdfullseason,the organizationwillwelcomeitsone millionthfantotheballpark.

Theonemillionthfanisanticipatedtowalkthroughthegateson Thursday,Friday,orSaturday’s game.Headingintothehomestand, theTrashPandasare22,324fans awayfromreachingthemilestone.

Theluckyfanwilletchtheirname

BySTAFFREPORTS staff@themadisonrecord.com

MADISON–AMadisonteacher isoneoffour nalistsforAlabama’s TeacheroftheYearAward,which willbeannouncedtoday. CoordinatedbytheAlabama StateDepartmentofEducationa panelofaccomplishededucators selectedthe nalists.

“Iamhumbledandhonoredto havebeennominatedfortheState TeacheroftheYearawardandto representMadisonCitySchools andDistrict8,”Brownsaid.“None ofthiswouldhavebeenpossible withoutthecollaborationandsupportofeveryoneinvolved.”

“Together,we’vemadeameaningfulimpactonthelivesofour students,and,forthat,I’mtruly grateful,”Brownsaid.

“I’mdeeplygratefulfortheunwaveringsupportandencouragementI’vereceivedthroughoutmy journey.Firstandforemost,Iwant tothankmyhusband,Dawson Brown,whosebeliefinmehasbeen pivotalthroughoutthisprocess,and ourchildren,whohaveshownsuch compassionandunderstanding,alwayswillingtohelpoutinanyway theycan,”Brownsaid. BrownlaunchedACESforshorttermacademicsupporttostrugglingstudents.“Studentsregain momentumintheirstudiesand developeffectivestrategiesfor assignmentmanagement,”she said.“ACEShasevolvedintoafully-fundedinitiative.”

Hermostimportantacknowledgementistostudents,parents andguardianswhoentrusted Brownwiththeirstoriesandchildren’seducation.“Eachstudenthas auniquestoryandpurpose,andtogether,we’remakingadifference,” Brownsaid. AtLiberty,Brownteachessev-

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Landsintroducesher rst billinane orttoexpand maternalhealthcareinstate

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MONTGOMERY-Rep. MarilynLandslastweek introducedbipartisanlegislationtoexpandhealthcareaccessforpregnant women.Thebill,HB494, theMaternalHealthcare AccessAct,wouldextend presumptiveMedicaideligibilitytopregnantwomeninAlabama.

“InAlabama,many womenstruggletoenroll inMedicaidandareunabletoaccesshealthcare whenthey rstdiscover theyarepregnant.Rather thandelayneededhealthcareuntiltheirMedicaid applicationisapproved, thebillextendspresumptivecoverage,”shesaid. Similarlegislationwas enactedinMississippiin March.

Inastatement,Rep. Landsdescribedtheimportanceofthebill,“The MaternalHealthcareAccessActwillsavelives byhelpingwomenaccess careinthe rsttrimester ofpregnancy.Thislegislationisurgentlyneededto addressAlabama’smaternalmortalitycrisis.”

Reps.Rafferty,Ensler, Gray,Drummond,DuBose,Collins,Hulsey, Shaver,Daniels,Hollis, McClammy,Hall,Clarke, andMcCampbellhave alsoco-sponsoredthelegislation.

ThelegislationisRep. Lands’ rstbillandis expectedtohavestrong bipartisansupport.She istheAlabamaState House’snewestmember, afterwinningaspecial electionMarch26.She representsmostofMadisonandpartsofHuntsville.

MADISON-TheMadison ChamberofCommercehostedthe2024BestinBusiness AwardslastmonthattheSpace CampOperationsCenterwith fourteenareabusinessescomingawaywithhighhonorsand recognition. Madisonbusinesseswere invitedinMarchtosubmitapplicationsforrecognitionin fourteendifferentcategories, suchas,Start-UpBusinessof theYear,BestinArtandEntertainment,BestinHealthcare, BestNon-Pro toftheYear,and RetailSmallBusinessofthe Year.Thetopthreeoverallwere recognizedastheBestOverall AwardattheBronze,Silver,and Goldlevels. Applicationswerereviewed byacommitteeofmembers fromotherChambersofCommerceintheSoutheastwho

selectedthewinnersforeach award.

Inadditiontotheseawards, theMadisonChamberdebuted anewhonorthisyear:theSpiritofMadisonAward.Thisnew awardspeciallyrecognizesbusinesspersonswhoarenotonly goodbusinessownersbutare alsoinvolvedintheircommunity.

FoundersofSignalink,Steve andAliceLessmanweretheinauguralrecipientsofthishonor.

“[Signalink]CEOAliceLessmanservesontheMadison BoardofEducation.President SteveLessmanservedasaboard memberoftheMadisonCEO TradeShow,aneventthatallowshighschoolentrepreneurs toshowcasetheirbusinesses. Signalinkhasmadedonationsto severalBobJonessportsteams andtheJROTCprogram.This awardisgiventoabusinessthat exempli esMadison’sspiritof community,support,education,

TheMadisonChamberofCommercerecentlyheldtheirannualBestinBusinessAwardsBanquet,honoring severallocalbusinessesandservices.YoucanreadmoreaboutitandseemorephotosontheMayissueof MadisonLivingMagazine(www.madisonlivingmagazine.com).

andvolunteerism,”saidMarketingandCommunicationsCoordinatorforthechamberHaley Dixonofthenewawardandits recipients.

Thechamberalsodebuted

theMilestoneMomentAward torecognizeabusinessthat reachedmajormilestoneslast yearwhetheritwasaddinga newlocation,product,clientor othersigni cantachievement.

JamesClemensprincipalhonoredas ‘AlabamaPTAPrincipaloftheYear’

ByGREGGPARKER

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MADISON–Dr.KerryDonaldson,PrincipalatJamesClemens HighSchool,hasreceivedastatewidehonorwithhisselectionas “AlabamaPTAPrincipalofthe Year.”

ThehonorofAlabamaPTAPrincipaloftheYearrecognizesanoutstandingadministratorinthestate whohasmadesigni cantcontributionstohisorherschoolandcommunity.

AlabamaPTArecognizeseducatorswhoputforthspecialeffortto collaboratewithparents,teachers, otherprincipalsandthedistrict’s superintendent.Theawardrecipienthasdemonstratedexemplary contributionstotheprofession.(alabamapta.org) Donaldsonreceivedanassoci-

Dr.KerryDonaldson,center,hasbeenhonoredas“AlabamaPTAPrincipalofthe Year.”AssistantprincipalsatJamesClemensHighSchoolcongratulatingDonaldsonareCalebGautney,fromleft,JenniferFlanagan,AllisonMillerandJasonWatts.

ate’sdegreeatChattanoogaState TechnicalCommunityCollege.He earnedabachelor’sdegreeineducationatAthensStateUniversity. AttheUniversityofNorthAla-

bama,hecompletedbothamaster’s degreeandaneducationspecialist degreeininstructionalleadership. Inthatsamestudy,Donaldsonre-

Thewinnerofthishonorwas KidstoLove,alocaladoption andfosteragency,selectedby thecommitteeforitsworkto bringSafeHavenBabyBoxesto

SCHOOLS

SciencestandoutsatJamesClemensHighSchoolareCaptainErikWu,fromleft,PraneelAvula,AneeshMaruvada,NeyanSezhianandAbdullahSheik. Sparkmanstudentswhoparticipateintheschool’snewspaperTheCrimsonCrier,andSenatorYearbookrecentlycapturedseveralawardattheAlabamaMediaProfessionalsAwardBanquet.

FromLibertyMiddleSchool,thescience nalistsincludeCaptainHeidiLeonard,fromleft,PrahaasAvula,HarsthaChander,JoelYangandEddieWen.

JamesClemens, Libertyreach nals inScienceBowl

ByGREGGPARKER gregg@themadisonrecord.com

MADISON–TwosecondaryschoolsinMadisonCitySchoolsquali ed as nalistsinregionalScienceBowlcompetitions.

InthehighschooldivisionofScienceBowl, JamesClemensHigh Schoolwentundefeated inRoundRobinandlost inthe nalstoAlabama SchoolofFineArtsor ASFAhighschoolstudents. Inthemiddleschool divisionofScienceBowl, LibertyMiddleSchool wentundefeatedinRound RobinandlostinthenalstomiddleschoolstudentsinASFA.

TheOf ceofScience withtheU.S.Department ofEnergymanagesthe NationalScienceBowl andsponsors nalscompetition.

NationalScienceBowl usesafast-paced,question-and-answerformatto solvetechnicalproblems andanswerquestionson arangeofsciencedisciplines,includingbiology,chemistry,Earthand spacesciences,physics andmath.

AshleyHorne,science teacheratJamesClemens,servesascoachto ScienceBowlandScience Olympiadteams.Team membersareCaptain ErikWu,whospecializes inmath;PraneelAvula, focusingonastronomy andphysics;AneeshMaruvadawithexpertisein astronomyandphysics; NeyanSezhian,specializinginmathandchemistry;andAbdullahShaik withexpertiseinlifescience.

JamesClemens’team advancedto nalsafter astellarperformancein

Sparkmanjournalismstudents andadvisortaketopstateawards

GettingFiscal,anarticleabout a nancialcourseimplemented byRep.AndyWittandacolumn abouthermother’sstoryandthe griefsheexperienced.Lewishas beenapartoftheschool’sjournalismprogramforthreeyears.

roundrobinandseminalsinbeatingstrong ASFAteams.Eventhough theylostinthe nalsto oneoftheteamstheybeat inroundrobin,Captain ErikWuiscon dentof comingbackstrongnext yeartomakeittothenationals.

KarenPrice,whoteachesscienceatLiberty, servesascoachtoScience BowlandScienceOlympiadteams.SureshAvulais parentcoachforScience BowlatLiberty.

Liberty’steamincluded CaptainHeidiLeonard, whospecializesinlife scienceandchemistry; PrahaasAvulawithexpertiseinspaceandphysics;HarsthaChander,an expertinlifescienceand math;JoelYangwithfocusinearthandspace; andEddieWenwithmath expertise.

Liberty’steampracticed Wednesdaysatschool. Enteringthetournament asdefendingchampions, Libertycruisedtothenalscomfortably.Inthenals,theteamlostbyadifferenceofonequestion.

PriceandAvulabelievethattheeffortthese studentsexertedinpreparingforScienceBowl willbehelpfulinother sciencecompetitionsand alsowhenparticipatingin ScienceBowlduringhigh school.

Sincethe rstcompetitionin1991,approximately335,000students havefacedoffintheNationalScienceBowlnals.Formercompetitors haveacquiredknowledge and,moreimportantly, collaborativeskillsand studyhabitsthathaveled themtosuccessinvarious elds.

Formoreinformation, visitenergy.gov/science.

ByMEH’QUIRAMALONE

SpecialtoTheMadisonRecord

HARVEST-SparkmanHigh School’s TheCrimsonCrier and SenatorYearbookrecentlytraveledtoTheClubinBirmingham fortheAlabamaMediaProfessionalsAwardBanquet.

TheSenatorswerepresented with21awards,sixofwhichwere nationallevelwiththosestudents advancingtothenextroundofthe nationalcompetitioninJuneat theNationalFederationofPress Women’sNationalConventionto beheldinSt.Louis.

SeniorVeeLewisreceivedtwo rst-placeawardsforherstories

“Iwashonestlysurprised,especiallygettingtwo rstplaces. I’vealwaysfeltlikemywritingis notenough,especiallytoberecognizedatsuchahighleveland tohavethatvalidationandrecognitionhelpedmereinforcemy work,”Lewissaid.

SophomoreAbigialKuykendallwonsecondplaceinyearbook designforhercoverageofvarsity volleyballinthe2024yearbook, and rstplaceinfeaturephotographyforherphotoofthehomecomingpeprally.Kuykendallhas beenontheyearbookstafffortwo years.Kuykendallsaysshewas excitedtowalkdownandgether awardwhilealsosupportingher classmates.

“Iwashappyandexcitedknow-

ingthatIplaced rstandsecond place,”Kuykendallsaid.“Itwas fungoingdownthereandreceivingmyawardbutalsobethereand gettingtoseeeverybodyreceive theirawardsaswell.”

Forsomeofthestudents,this wastheir nal eldtripaspartof thejournalismprogram.Senior MaddieMcClurenotonlyenjoyed theeventandatmosphere,butalso theopportunitytosupporther friendsandsharethepleasureof receivingawardswiththem.

“Ienjoyedmyexperiencewith goingtoTheClub.Inotonlyloved thesceneryandtheatmosphere, butIalsolovedsupportingmy fellowjournalismclassmatesand watchingthemgettheirawards fortheirachievements,”McClure said.“Itmeansalottobeabletogo onthesetripsasaseniorbecause youdon’treallygetmanyopportunitiestogooutwiththepeople thathavebeenwithyousincethe beginning.”

JamesClemensaudio/visualstudents acestateSkillsUSA,headtonationals

ByGREGGPARKER

gregg@themadisonrecord.com

MADISON–MobilewasthedestinationforstudentsintheArtsAudio/VisualAcademyatJamesClemensHighSchooltoenterthe55th annualAlabamaStateLeadership ConferenceandSkillsUSAChampionships.

AtJamesClemens,studentsbegintheirstudyintheArtsA/V Academywith“IntroductiontoTV Production.”Studentsthencan moveto lmwithJETSpressorto TVproductionwith“OntheRadar.” ClayCombsteaches“Introduction toTVProduction”and“Advanced TVProduction”(JETSpress).HannahStockmanworkswiththesestudentsandteachesEnglish9.

“JETSpressworksmostlywith short lms,PSAsandmusicvideos; however,wearecurrently nishing afull-lengthfeature lmthissemester.‘OntheRadar’(produces)studentnews,commercialsandpromo videosfortheschoolandcommunity,”Combssaid.

Toreachstatechampionships, JamesClemensentereddistrict competitionatCalhounCommunityCollegeandwon rstandsecond placeinDigitalCinemaand rst andthirdplaceinTVProduction.

Basedonclubsize,SkillsUSA determineshowmanyteamscan participate.“BecauseourSkillsUSAclubhasnearly30participants,

wecouldsendthreeteamsforeach districtcompetition.Only rstand secondplacefromthedistrictqualifyforstate,”Combssaid.

Afterreachingsecondplaceat district,DiyaPatelandArdenSin-

delclaimed rstplaceinDigital Cinemaatstate.NoahFisherand DonovanWhitewon rst-placehonorsatdistrictandquali edtocompeteinDigitalCinemaatstate.In

LIVING

OnThis Dayin History

1945-WorldWarIIinEuropeended. FollowingGermany’sunconditionalsurrender,World WarIIinEuropeo ciallyendedatmidnightonthis dayin1945,althoughthewarinthePaci ccontinued untiltheJapanesesurrenderinSeptember.

UNVEILING -MadisonVisionaryPartnersorMVPwillhostaspecialunveilingtocelebratecompletionoftwomuralsindowntownMadisonandthestartoftheMadisonMuralTrail.The rstunveilingwillbeforthe“MarchoftheMonarch”muralon ShorterStreet.ItwillbeheldMonday,May13at9a.m.atHonestCoffee.Thesecondunveiling,“MadisonStation”,will beheldat9:35a.m.Itislocatedat14MainStreet.“TheMadisonMuralTrailistrulyagrassrootseffortthatbeganwitha groupofcommunitymemberswhowantedtoseemorepublicartinthecity,”MVPExecutiveDirectorMelanieThorntonsaid. “MadisonVisionaryPartnerswashappytoleadthisproject,and,overthecourseofayear,wehaveworkedcloselywithcity leaderstobringthisideatoreality.”Throughgrantsandcorporatedonors,MVPhassuccessfullyfundedtwomuralprojects, whichwerecompletedinApril.DesignedbylocalartistAnnMoeller,the‘MarchoftheMonarch’muralpayshomagetothe Monarchbutter y--ourstateinsectandasymboloftransformationandcommunity,whichrepresentsourowncity’sgrowth. Thesecondmural,“MadisonStation,Established1869,”appearsontheeasternsideofretailstoresat14MainSt.in downtownMadison.SonyaClemonsdesignedthemural.Tocompletethemuralproject,MVPreceivedfundingfromHuntsville AreaAssociationofRealtorsorHAAR,ToyotaAlabama,SealyManagementandBankIndependent.Formoreinformation,visit mvpmadison.org.Bothmurals,andtheMadisonMuralTrail,willbefeaturedintheJuneissueofMadisonLivingMagazine.

BobJonesJazzBandtoplayatJazz BrunchatMadisonSeniorCenter

comtoallowforanaccuratecount forfoodpreparation.

THESTORYTELLER

ByBRUCE WALKER Columnist

pastmycarandtheLincoln,climbedinanold Chevypickup.NowIwas gettingworried,therewas nooneelse,Ithought, shouldIcallsomeauthoritiesandtellthem?My ordercame,thecoffeewas hot,andthegrilledcheese wasperfection,ifyoulike crispybutterservedwith cheeseonwhitebread thatnevergoesstale(it’s calledmiraclebreadfora reason)no,theywon’tdecodetheingredientslisted onthesideofthepackage, justtaketheirword,its governmentapproved.

ThepublicisinvitedtotheannualJazzBrunchatMadisonSeniorCenteronMay11.BobJonesHighSchoolJazzBand willperformfortheevent. Publicisinvitedto theannualspecial eventonMay11

ByGREGGPARKER gregg@themadisonrecord.com

MADISON–OnMay11,theBob JonesHighSchoolJazzBandwill performatMadisonSeniorCenter,1282HughesRoadfortheannualJazzBrunch. Thepubliciswelcometoattend thistreattothetastebudsandenjoymentofbig-bandsounds.The brunchwillopenat9a.m.andrun to11a.m.

Seniorcentermembershopefor abigturnoutfromthecommunity toenjoythetalentsoftheyoung musicians.

Ticketsarequitereasonableat $5andwillbesoldattheevent. MadisonSeniorCentermembers shouldregisteratmyactivecenter.

Thiscombinationofameal andmusicwillbeanexperience thatallageswillenjoy,Madison SeniorCenterDirectorLevoneia Ayerssaid.

In2018,theannualeventstarted whenthepresidentofBobJones BandBoosterscontactedthen centerdirectorVickieParkerwith theideaofabrunch.“Ourcenter hasalwayspartneredwiththecity schools,”Parkersaid.“Isawthis asanexcellentwaytopartner withthem.”

Bandparentswillserveatemptingarrayofsweetandsavory foods.Inpastyears,guestsatthe brunchhaveenjoyedbiscuits, avoredcoffees...evenchocolate gravy.

TheBobJonesJazzBrunchnot onlyraisesfundsforthesenior centerbutgivestheteenagersa waytogivebackbyshowcasing theirmasteryofthejazzgenre.

LeighThomasisDirectorof

BandsatBobJones.KevinSmart isAssistantBandDirectorandcoordinatestheIndoorDrumline.

JazzBandatBobJonesisofferedasanextracurricularactivity,availableonlyduringspring semester.Thegroup’seventsand functionswillvaryfromsemester tosemesterandcanincludesmall concertvenues,specialeventsand fundraisers.ThesizeoftheJazz Bandcanvary,dependingonthe numberofstudentswhojoin.

Duringfall2023,thefullmembershipofBobJonesMarching Bandcompetedinseveralmarchingfestivals.JudgesratedBob JonesasGrandChampionat StonesRiverClassicinMurfreesboro,Tenn.;Class7AMarching BandChampionship;andthe ColdwaterClassic.Duringcompetitionseason,BobJonesearned variousawards,suchas“OutstandingMusic,”“Outstanding Visual,”“OutstandingGeneral Effect”and“MostEntertaining Show.”

Iwascominghomefrom Columbus,GA.Ihadspokentoamid-weekchurch gatheringwherethey wereencouragingfamiliestoreconnectafterthis COVIDthing.Therewas anover owcrowdandtableswereevensetupout inthehalls.Iwouldlike tothinktheycametohear whatIhadtosay,butI thinkitwaswantingtoget awayfromtheCOVID-inducedisolationwehave allbeenfeeling,andyou can’tbeatabunchof churchladiesputtingout theirbesteffortsforthe potluck.Afterspeaking, Ishookhandswitheverybodywhowantedtheir handsshakenandgoton mywaybacktoHuntsville. Aboutmidnight,when Ihaddriftedofftheedge ofthehighway,Idecided Ineededsomedrugs,soI pulledintothenextWaf e House,wheretheyhadan abundantsupply.Nextto meintheparkinglotwas anoldLincolnTowncar,I glancedinsideandsawa littleboyandalittlegirl asleepinthebackseat. Therewasablanketcoveringthemandapillow foreach.Ilookedaround andtherewasnoonein sight.GoingintotheWafeHouseIwasgreetedas usualwithacheery,“WelcometoWaf eHouse,” perfunctorywhetherthey meantitornot.Tooka seatinaboothandstarted playingdetective,whohad lefttheirsmallchildren unattendedwhiletheycasuallyatetheirmeal?

Atthecounterwasan oldmanwithbagsunderhiseyeswithnicotine-stained ngers,was nothim,hejustdidnot havethatgrandparent look.Intheboothbehind mewasayoungcouplein dressupclotheswithcorsages,tooyoungtohave beenthatbusysosoon. Thewaitresscameover withawearysmileonher faceandsaid,“WhatcanI getyou?”

Comingoutoftherestroomwasamiddle-aged womanandIthought, “That’stheone.”She walkedoutthedoorand Iwatchedasshewalked

ThenInoticedmywaitresswasintenselystaring atthatoldLincoln,soengrossedinlookingthat sheknockedovermyhalffullglassspillingwater onmypants.Immediatelyshebeganapologizing andsaid,“I’llpayforyour meal,justdon’ttellmy manager,he’salreadytold meifIscrewuponemore time,I’m red.” “Waterevaporates,no harmdoneandno,Iwill paymyticket,”Isaid Tearswelledupasshe said,“Seethatbrowncar outthere.”Theonlything thatkeepsmetogether isinthatbackseat.My boyfriendcutoutonme amonthagoandleftme withallthebills,and I amdoingallIcantokeep aroofoverourheads.” I knowitlookslikeIama badmotherordonotlove mykids,butchildcareis soexpensiveIwouldhave tochoosehomelessnessor tuckingtheminthebackseatwhereIcankeepan eyeonthem.Duringthe day,mymomkeepsthem, butsheworksthenight shiftatWalmart,shedrops thembyherearound8PM, Itakeabreakandmake suretheyhavefoodand tuckthemin.Igetoffina fewminutesandthenwe allgohome.Rightthere infrontofme,amiracle happened,Ididnotseea recklessirresponsiblehumanbeing,Isawthemost noblepersonofall,amom whowoulddoanything forherchildren.Ihada $50.00billbutIusedmy creditcardsoIcouldleave anappropriatetip.

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MADISON–Atitsannual MemorialDaycelebrationthis year,MadisonAmericanLegion,Post229willhonorGold Starfamilies.

“Wewanttoidentifythese familiesinadvance,”Post229 ViceCommanderJeanDowns said.TheeventonMemorial Day,May27,willstartat11a.m. atCaptainJesseOllieWikleJr. VeteransMemorialParkon FrontStreetindowntownMadison.

TheMemorialDayceremony willincludeguestspeakers,patrioticmusicbyMadisonCommunityBandandplacingof wreathsatthememorial.

AGoldStarFamilyhaslost alovedonewhileservingina timeofcon ictintheAmericanArmedForces.“Theterm ‘GoldStarFamily’datesback toWorldWarI,whenmilitary familiesdisplayedservice ags featuringabluestarforeveryimmediatefamilymember servingintheArmedForces,” Downssaid.

“Thestar’scolorwouldbe

changedtogoldifthefamily lostalovedoneinthewar,” Downssaid. Throughouttheyear,the AmericanLegionhonorsGold Starfamiliesbypresenting GoldStar agsandlapelpins, alongwithGoldStarMother’s andFamily’sDayonthelast SundayinSeptember.

“ThisyearPost229wantsto dosomethingspecialtoensure ourGoldStarfamiliesarerecognized.Havingthemjoinin placingthewreathsisjusta smallgesturetoacknowledge theirlossandsacri ceforour country,”Post229Commander LarryVannoysaid.

WreathsareplacedonMemorialDaytohonorsoldiers whodiedinournations’wars. Thetraditionbeganwhenpeoplearoundthecountrystarted placing owersongravesof soldiersthathaddiedinthe CivilWar.

“Asweenterthemonthof May,weasAmericanscelebrateoneofourcountry’smost importantholidays,Memorial Day.Formany,MemorialDay weekendisatimetokickoff summerwithbarbecues,going

MadisonAmericanLegion,Post229willhonorGoldStarfamiliesatitsMemorialDayCelebrationatCaptain JesseOllieWikleJr.VeteransMemorialParkonFrontStreetindowntownMadison.ThephotoshowsBobJones AirForceJuniorROTCpresentingthecolorsduringthe2023ceremony.

totheswimmingpoolandenjoyingtheweather,butit’salso atimetohonorthemenand womenwhodiedinserviceof theU.S.ArmedForces,”Downs said.

IntheweekleadinguptoMemorialDay,individualswillsee membersofPost229andAux-

GlobalRhythm&Bloomsisanenrichingeventseriesdedicatedtocelebratingthevibranttap-

nitytoappreciateandlearnaboutdiverseculturaltraditionsandcontemporaryexpressions throughmusic,dance,food,anddrink.TheeventserieswilltakeplaceintheCedarGlade. JointhisenrichingculturaljourneyeveryThursdayundertheCedarGladecanopyatHuntsville BotanicalGarden.

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iliaryUnit229atlocalstores handingoutMemorialDay Poppies,Vannoysaid.

“SomanyAmericansdon’t knowthedifferencebetween VeteransDayandMemorial Day,”Vannoysaid.“Having ourmembersoutinthecommunityisawaytoeducateour citizens.” AmericanLegionasks GoldStarfamiliestoemail CommanderLarryVannoy atcommander@americanlegionpost229.orgtobehonored duringtheceremony.LegionnaireswillgatherfamilyinformationforGoldStarfamilies.

ThefestivalwillbeheldthroughoutTheCamp,thestreetsofMidCityDistrict,andwithinThe OrionAmphitheater.Gotowww.explorethecamp.comformoreinformation. PRETTYWOMAN:THEMUSICAL featuresanoriginalscorebyGrammy®winnerBryanAdams andJimVallance(“Summerof’69”,“Heaven”),andabookbythemovie’slegendarydirector GarryMarshallandscreenwriterJ.F.Lawton.Gotowww.vonbrauncenter.comformore.

Hearthestoriesofthe songsyou’veheardonthe radioaswellassomeof thebestsongsyou’venever heardwhileyouexperience phenomenalmusicfromthe songwritersthemselves. OnMay10,JimParker’s SongwritersSeriesfeatures BrentMoyer,whohasshared stageswithiconslikeWillie NelsonandDonnaSummer andappearedonBroadway in“RingofFire”;TimStyles whohasplayedsomeofthe mosticonicvenuesinthe UnitedStates,andBobTobin whosesongwritingisdeeply in uencedbyhismaritime experiences.Getyourtickets todayattheVBCoronTicketmaster.

3...2...1...Blastoff!It’s1959inHuntsville,Alabamaandthespaceraceison!Scientistsaround theworldweredependingonallsortsofcreaturestodiscoverthegreatbeyond!ButinAmerica, twobravemonkeysledthechargeforspaceexploration-BakerandAble!Buckleupandhold ontightasthesetwocourageouscreaturestakeusonanadventurethroughtheirimagination, decipheringdataandpreparingtheirhumanastronautsforadiscoveryofgalacticmagnitude. Astoryoffriendship,sacri ce,anddreamingbig,thisworldpremiereplaywillinspireallages throughaspecialAlabamastorysetatourveryownU.S.SpaceandRocketCenter.

Inthelittlemomentsandmajormilestonesofchildhood,we arehereforourpatientsandtheirfamilies–helping,healing, teachinganddiscovering.

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therecenthead-to-head numbersarenotgoodfor No.10JamesClemens againsttheirrivalat20-4 infavorofBobJones.

ThePatriotsalsohave sevenserieswinsagainst theJetsandthelastthree seriesresultsaresweeps forBobJones.

Butallhopeisnotlost forJamesClemensthatis playingsomegoodbaseballattherighttime.

Alabama.

“KidstoLovechampionedlegislationinMontgomerytoamendAlabama’sSafeHavenLaw,allowing forbabyboxestobeinstalledat re stationsacrossthestate.The rst boxeshavealreadybeeninstalled inMadisonandPrattvillewithat leastadozenmoresettobeinstalled inthecomingmonths.Twobabies havealreadybeensafelysurrenderedatMadison’sBabyBox,”said Dixon.

KidstoLovejoinedtheseother

awardwinnersatthe2024Bestin

BusinessAwards: Start-UpBusinessoftheYear:Capture byCristie,LLC

BestNon-Pro toftheYear:Madison StreetFestival

BestRetailSmallBusinessoftheYear: Lemon&Lavender

BestServiceSmallBusinessofthe Year:BrianRobinsonCoaching

BestinHealthcare:DivineExpressions FamilyDentistry

BestinFitness&Wellness:BurnBoot Camp–NorthMadison

BestMinority-OwnedBusinessofthe Year:ForeverGrateful,LLC

BestinFood,Beverage,&Hospitality: TheVeggie BestinArts&Entertainment:Arts Huntsville SpiritofMadisonAward:Signalink,Inc. MilestoneMomentAward:KidstoLove BronzeBusinessoftheYear:Lemon& Lavender SilverBusinessoftheYear:Divine ExpressionsFamilyDentistry GoldBusinessoftheYear:Madison StreetFestival p.m.backatBobJones. Thewinneroftheseries willplayeitherCentral -PhenixCityorAuburn forthestatetitlenext week. Ittookthreegames todecideifthePatriots weregoingtomakeit intothenextroundof theplayoffs,butwhen thedusthadsettledbetweenThompsonandBob Jones,itwasthePatriotswhohadadvancedto theFinalFourofthe7A Baseballplayoffs.

No.1BobJones(40-7) wonthe rstgame5-3 againsttheWarriorslast Thursday,whileThompsontookthesecondinstallment7-6toforcea Game3adaylater.

Thethirdand nal gamewasfarlessdramaticasthePatriotssteamrolledtothe7-1victory thatwasneverindoubt. Lookingattoday’s matchupatBobJones,

TheseJetsareintheFinalFourforareasonwith playoffdefeatsofGrissomintwogamesand Hooverintwoaswell.

Thisaclubthatmight havefoundthecondencetoslaythedragon thistime.

Youcanreadmore aboutbothteamsand howtheyfaredlastweek onpage1B.Alsolookfor anonlinepreviewofthe Final4matchupbyBob Labbeatwww.themadisonrecord.com.

TrashPandas

intoaniconicbeginning totheTrashPandasfranchise.

“Thisisagreatmilestoneforeveryonewho’s beenapartofthese rst 3+seasons,”TrashPandas ExecutiveVicePresident andGeneralManagerGarrettFahrmannsaid.“We couldn’tbemoregrateful tothelocalcommunities whosupportourteam,and wehopeeachandevery nightwehavereciprocated thatsupportbothonand

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offthe eld.”

TheTrashPandasled theSouthernLeaguein attendanceduringeach oftheclub’s rstthree seasons.Thisseason,the TrashPandashavealready welcomed53,326fansover 12homecontests.

TheclubkickedoffasixgamehomestandonTuesdayagainsttheMississippi Braves.

Formoreinformationor tickets,gotowww.trashpandasbaseball.com.

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enth-gradelifescienceand twoscienceelectives—EnvironmentalExplorations andaCareerandTechnical Educationcourse,Energy andEnvironment.Sheis aNationalBoardCerti ed Teacher.

Formiddle-schoolteachers,Browncurrentlyis writinganinstructional textbookforscienti cliteracyusingGreekandLatin

roots.Sheplanstomakeit freetoeveryone.

Anavidindoorgardener,Brownnoticed‘green walls’whiletravelingand thenbuiltonewithrepurposedmaterialsforher classroomandaddedanothersectionofsucculents. “Astheplantsgrow,my studentspropagatethose plantsandthentakethem hometogrow,”shesaid.

ceivedadoctorate’sdegreeatSamfordUniversity.

Hiscareerasaneducatorbegan atAthensMiddleSchoolasahealth andphysicaleducationteacher;he coachedbasketballforeightyears andfootballforfouryears.Donaldsonservedasanadjunctinstructor atAthensStateforsixyears.

Duringthe2018-2019schoolyear, Donaldsonacceptedemployment withMadisonCitySchoolsatJames ClemensHighSchool.Hewasprin-

Notonlydidthestaffmembers takehomeawards,sodidtheiradviserErinCoggins.Besidesadvising,Cogginswritesfor MadisonLivingMagazine, apartnerpublication ofthe MadisonCountyRecord

“Thiswasmy rst,1stplacewin intheAlabamaMediaProfessionals contestandIwassurprisedtosay theleast.Iamfortunatetobeableto freelancewritefor MadisonLiving Magazine.Theeditor,John,isalwayssupportiveofmyideasforstoriesthatcapturetheessenceofthe

JETPress

cipalforRISEAcademy(RISErepresents“Restore,Inspire,Support, Encourage.”)atJamesClemens.He laterworkedasAssistantPrincipal atJamesClemens.

Whentheprincipalshipopenedat JamesClemens,Donaldsonworked asInterimPrincipal.Thesearchfor anewprincipalultimatelyledto Donaldson’shiring.

WhenDonaldsonwasnamed principalatJamesClemens,Dr.Ed Nichols,SuperintendentofMad-

peopleandthingsofMadison,”Cogginssaid.“Iplaced rstandsecond infeaturewritingfortwoarticles publishedin MadisonLivingMagazine.The rstplacewasawarded foranarticleIdidonalittlegirlwho receivedahearttransplant.Ialso placedsecondinartsandentertainmentwritingforanarticleIdidon Panoplyfor HuntsvilleMagazine andsecondinartsandentertainmentwritinginfoodforanarticle onChefJamesBoycealsofor HuntsvilleMagazine.”

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TVProduction,LauraBrownand ErriusHorrisonearned rstplaceat districtandadvancedtostate.

“Wewon rstplaceinthestate intheDigitalCinemacategoryand havenowquali edfornationalsheld inJuneinAtlanta,”Combssaid.

“Forour rstexperiencecompetingwithSkillsUSA,Icouldnotbe moreproudofourstudent’shard workanddeterminationthroughout theschoolyear,”Combssaid.“Their preparationpaidoffwithour rst statechampionshipbannerwith Skills.”

“EverygroupthattraveledtoMo-

bileshowedexcellenceincreativity,talentandperseverance.Ontop ofthat,theynetworkedwithother schoolsacrossthestateandmade trueconnectionswithotherstudents goingintotheTVproductionor lm industries,”Combssaid. “Fordistrict,digitalcinemateams hadtomakeashort lm,whileTV productionteamscreatedacommercialfora ctionalpolitician,”Combs said.“Forstate,digitalcinemawas taskedwithanothershort lmbut alsohadfourhoursintheediting roomtocutamovietrailerfrom their lm.TVproductionstudents

isonCitySchools,toldMadison BoardofEducationmembersthat Donaldson“didatremendousjob servingasinterimprincipal,asadministratorofRISEAcademyand assistantprincipal.Heisenthusiasticandhebringsvibrancybuthe alsoisashumbleastheycome.” AnativeofNashville,Tenn.,Donaldsonplayedcollegebasketball atChattanoogaStateandAthens State.HeandwifeJacquelynnlive inAthens.

Cogginssaysthatwinningher awardsinfrontofstudentsmadethe recognitionevenmorespecialand shehopesthatitmotivatestokeep themwritingandtellingstories. “Mystudentsareamazingand deservealltherecognitiontheyreceivefortheirhardwork.Theyneverceasetoamazemeinwhatthey accomplishinthejournalismworld. Theymaynotbeprofessionaljournalists,buttheyarejournalists,and weneedmoreofthoseinthisworld today,”Cogginssaid.

hadto lmbeforestate,andthen turnthatB-roll(secondaryfootage) intoaPSAinfourhours.”

Inotherwork,JamesClemensis nalizingtheirfeature lmtitled, “TomatoesandMarigolds,”toreleaseinlateMayorearlyJune.The lmwillpremiereinlocaltheaters. Inaddition,JETSpressFilmmakingSummerCampwillbeconducted June3-7.Costis$75andincludesa campshirt,dailysnacks,lunchon Fridaywithascreeningofallcamp lmsandalinktotheirmovie.For moreinformation,visitFacebookor Instagram.

TheJetswillreturntoBobJonestodaytotakeontheircross-cityrival.Thewinneroftheserieswillcompete forthestatecrownnextweek.

JetssweepHoovertosetup Final4showdownwithPats

ByCALEBODOM caleb@themadisonrecord.com

MADISON–TheJamesClemensJets(31-11)lockedthemselvesintotheFinalFourof the7ABaseballplayoffswitha 2-gameroadsweepofHoover lastThursday. AJCclubthatwasoustedby SpainParkinthe rstround ofthepostseasonayearagois suddenlyinthethirdroundthis yearandfacingafamiliarnemesisinBobJones(40-7).

Thesebitterrivalssquareoff todayatBobJonesHighSchool

withadouble-headerat5p.m. and7:30p.m.

Iftheschoolssplitthegames, therewillbeathirddeciding gameonThursdayat5:30p.m. backatBobJones.

Therecenthead-to-head numbersarenotgoodforNo. 10JamesClemensagainstNo.1 Patriotsat20-4infavorofBob Jones.

ThePatriotsalsohaveseven serieswinsagainsttheJetsand thelastthreeseriesresultsare sweepsforBobJones.

Butallhopeisnotlostfor JamesClemensthatisplaying

somegoodbaseballattheright time. TheseJetsareintheFinal Fourforareasonwithplayoff defeatsofGrissomintwogames andHooverintwoaswell. Thisaclubthatmighthave foundthecon dencetoslaythe dragonthistime.

Game1:JamesClemens10,Hoover 8 TheJetstookthelead3-0in thetopofthe rstonlytohave itslicedtojustoneruninthe bottomofthe rstwhenHoover

ThePatriotstookdownThompsonbeforeahomecrowdtohostaFinal4rematchwithJamesClemenstoday.

BobJonesgetspastThompson thisyeartoreachFinalFour

ByCALEBODOM caleb@themadisonrecord.com

MADISON–Ittookthree gamestodecidewhowasmovingon,butwhenthedusthad settledbetweenThompsonand BobJones,itwasthePatriots whohadadvancedtotheFinal Fourofthe7ABaseballplayoffs. No.1BobJones(40-7)won the rstgame5-3againstthe

WarriorslastThursday,while Thompsontookthesecondinstallment7-6toforceaGame3 adaylater. Thethirdand nalgamewas farlessdramaticasthePatriots steamrolledtothe7-1victory thatwasneverindoubt. Thisserieswincreatesarivalryrematchinthesemi nals betweenNo.10JamesClemens (31-11)andBobJoneswitha

double-headertodayat5p.m. and7:30p.m.atBobJones. Ifathirdgameisneeded,it willbeslatedforThursdayat 5:30p.m.alsoatBobJonesHigh School.

ThursdayGame1: BobJones5,Thompson3 TheBobJonesPatriotstook downThompson5-3inthe rst

TrackMeetandqualifyingfor theAHSAAStateMeet.Urrutia,asenior,alsopostedthe state’sfastest200-metertime oftheseasonat21.20seconds attheClass7ASection4meet heldinScottsboro. AnOleMisssignee,Urrutiaalsotook rstplacein theboy’s100(10.69)and400 (47.65). TheAlabamaHighSchool AthleticAssociationTrack andFieldStateMeetswillbe heldinGulfShoresforClass 7AwhileClass3A,featuring MadisonAcademy,willsee actioninCullman’sOliver WoodardStadiumasmore than2,00student-athletes fromaroundthestatewill competefortitlesinoutdoor runningand eldevents. ForthethreeClass7A schoolsintheimmediate area,allthreepostedoutstandingperformancesinthe SectionalwithJamesClemensqualifying30athletesfor theStateMeetwhilesetting 41personalbestteammarks duringthecompetitionand broketwoschoolrecordsin theprocess.BobJonescaptured13 rstmedalsatSectionalwhileJamesClemens postedeight rstplace nishersandSparkmanfour.The MustangsofMadisonAcademywonpostedsevengold medalperformancesinthe Class3ASection4meet. Severalathleteswontwo Sectionalchampionships includingSamualJohnson (BobJones),ZariaParker (JamesClemens),JolissaCoe (BobJones),CharityCollier (Sparkman)andReeseBaker (MadisonAcademy).Hereisa listofthetopthree nishesof thefourlocalschools:

BoysClass7A:100m-1.JordanUrrutia,12,BobJones, 10.69,2.ZathianWebster,11, BobJones,10.82;200m-1.JordanUrrutia,12,BobJones, 21.20,2.JoeQuezKeith,11, Sparkman,21.60,ElijahWells, 10,BobJones,22.22;400m-1.

JordanUrrutiaofBobJones

talliedapairofrunstomakeit3-2

JC.

TheBucstackedonaruninthe secondandanotherinthethirdto lead4-3bytheendofthethirdinning.

Thatwasuntiladefensivelyugly topofthefourthinningbyHoover thatallowedJamesClemensto scoresixrunswiththehelpofsome errorstoretaketheleadat9-4.

TheBucstriedtoclimbbackinto thegamewiththreerunsinthebottomofthesixthandoneintheseventhafterJCscoreditstenthrun, butHooverhaddugtoodeepofa holetoovercomethede cit.

It’sworthnotingthatHoovercollected veerrorsinthe rstgame whileJamesClemenshadfourofits own.

Game2:JamesClemens8,Hoover5

Inthesecondcontest,theBucs

gameofabestofthreeserieson Thursdayafternoon.

Itwasahotdaythatfeltmorelike JulythanMayasscoresofbaseball fansconvergedontheBobJones campusforthispivotalplayoff matchupinthesecondroundofthe postseason.

Therewasadifferentenergy aroundtheballparkwithradio broadcastersbehindhomeplate andextraradargunsinhandforthe proceedings.

hadfourerrorsandtheJetshad none. Offensive recrackerCarson LoosiercarriedthetorchforJames Clemenswithhis2for3evening thatincludedawalk,anRBIand threerunsscored.

JetsstartingpitcherLukeDavenportgavehisschoolsixinnings whereheallowedfourrunswith ve hits,fourwalksandeightstrikeouts. Hoovertookthelead2-0inthe topofthe rstinningonlytoseeit slicedinhalfbyJCwitharunin thebottomofthe rsttomakeit2-1 Bucs. Aruninthesecondandonemore inthethirdinningbyJamesClemenstiedthegameat3-3afterthe Bucshadscoredathirdruninthe topofthethirdviaahomerunby Adams. Hoovergrabbedthe4-3leadbrieflywithasecondhomeruninthetop

throughtheearlyinningswithno realtrouble.

Itwouldn’tbeuntilthetopofthe fourthinningthatThompsonwas abletogeneratesomeoffensewith tworunstotrimsigni cantlyinto thePatriotleadat3-2.

AleadoffwalkbyD’MarionTerrellandasinglebyEthanCrook wouldbedrivenbyMa’KaleHolden withhis2RBIdoublefortheWarriorsinthefourth.

ofthe fthfromHoward. TheJetsstormedbackinthe fth inningtoscoretworunsoffoferrorswhenHaydenMarkfortand FranciscoRamirezbothreached homeplatetohandJCthe5-4lead. JamesClemensscoredthreemore runstoexpandthatadvantageover theBucsto8-4inthebottomofthe sixthinningwhenLoosierdrovein MatthewDrinkwater. DavidSharp,whohadreached withasingle,cameintoscoreon abalkbytheHooverpitcherwhile Loosierscoredonasacri ce yby theJCsecondbasemanJesseIsensee. TheBucswereabletoscorea fthand nalruninthetopofthe seventhinningoffofreliefpitcher CadeMcComb,butJamesClemens gotthe nalthreeoutsneededwith in eldputoutsbyRamirezatshort andTyMarshatthird.

Thecrowdforthe4:30p.m.game wassobigthatmanyfansjustendedupstandingaroundoncethecontestbegan.

ThePatriotsgrabbedthelead quicklyinthebottomofthe rstinningwiththreerunsoffofThompson’sstartingpitcherWyattWilliams.

BobJoneshittersJacobPearl, BradenBoothandGreshamBaker allreachedhomeinthe rsttostart thegameoffonahighnote.

Witha3-0advantage,Boothgotto workonthemound,mostlycruising

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Akeymomentinthegamewas whenBoothwasabletopitchoutof someserioustroubleinthetopof the fthinning.

TheWarriorshadbasesloaded withjustoneoutandBoothstruck outthe naltwobatterstoescape the fthunscathed.

ThegameofbaseballcanbefunnylikehowBoothpitchesoutofa jamandtheninthebottomofthe fthcomesuptotheplatetolead offtheinning. Thebottomofthe fthstarted withahomerunbyBooththatwas crushedoverthefenceincenter.

TheJamesClemens4x100relayteamofReynnaMayers,ErihanaJohnson,LondonHallandZariaParkertook rstplacein theSectionalMeetandadvancedtotheAHSAATrackandField StateChampionships.PhotobyDrewBell,JamesClemensHigh

Bakerfollowedthathomerup withadoubledownthethirdbase lineandhewouldbeplatedbythe catcherZachJohnson’sclutchbat thatcamethroughforasecondRBI inthegametomakeit5-2Patriots. Thompsontriedtomountacomebackinthetopofthesixthwitha solorunwhenPerynBlanddrovein Holdentomakeit5-3,butthatwas alltheWarriorswouldbeableto addasBobJonesclosedouttheseventhwithDylanAdkinsandeventuallyJackShaw.

ThursdayGame2:Thompson7,BobJones6

Thompson’s verunsscoredinthe bottomofthefourthinningdoomed thePatriotswhose3-runrallyinthe topoftheseventhfellonerunshort.

FridayGame3:BobJones7,Thompson1 Withtheseasonontheline,Bob Jonessteppeduptoeliminatethe Warriorswithamassive6-run bottomofthesecondinningthat punchedthePatriots’tickettothird roundoftheplayoffs.

JamesClemenssprintersZariaParker,left,andCrishawnWillinghamquali edfortheAHSAATrackandFieldStateChampionshipswithmarvelousperformancesintheSectionalMeet. PhotobyDrewBell,JamesClemensHigh

JordanUrrutia,12,Bob Jones,47.65,2.JoeQuez Keith,11,Sparkman, 48.50,3.ZathianWebster, 11,BobJones,49.01;800m2.LukeAlverson,11, JamesClemens,1:54.41, 3.DylanDryer,12,James Clemens,1:54.53;1,600m2.LukeAlverson,11, JamesClemens,4:18.06,3. ColeRobinson,12,James Clemens,4:20.76;3,200m1.LukeAlverson,11, JamesClemens,9:14.05,3. ColeRobinson,12,James Clemens,9:27.19;110m hurdles-1.BenThomason,12,JamesClemens, 14.53,3.IsaacPollard,12, JamesClemens,15.03; 300mhurdles-2.Joe QuezKeith,11,Sparkman,38.46;4x100m-1. BobJones,41.60,3.James Clemens,42.77;4x400m1.BobJones,3:15.45,3. JamesClemens,3:20.34; 4x800m-1.JamesClemens,7:55.84;highjump3.JacobParks,10,Bob Jones,5-10;longjump-1. SamuelJohnson,9,Bob Jones,22-02.50,2.Caleb Sanders,11,BobJones, 22-01.75;triplejump-1. SamuelJohnson,9,Bob Jones,48-00.25,2.Dylan Horton,11,JamesClemens,43-11.50;pole vault-1.AustinAbney, 12,JamesClemens,1206.00,2.BrandonFisher, 12,JamesClemens,1200.00,3.GavinSteely,12, Sparkman,11-06.00;discus-2.MicahDouglas,11, JamesClemens,141-02.00; javelin-1.WillGrif n,12, Sparkman,175-04.00;shot put-2.SamuelMonroe, 11,BobJones,48-00.50. GirlsClass7A:100m-1.

ZariaParker,11,James Clemens,12.08,2.NicolaPeters,12,Sparkman, 12.27,3.ErihanaJohnson, 9,JamesClemens,12.44; 200m-1.ZariaParker,11, JamesClemens,24.36,2. NicolaPeters,12,Sparkman,24.84;400m-1.AliviaUrrutia,9,BobJones, 56.18,3.JolissaCoe,12, BobJones,58.93;800m-1. JolissaCoe,12,BobJones, 2:18.49,3.Claire,Colo,10, JamesClemens,2:24.05; 1,600m-3.SamanthaMenikheim,12,Sparkman, 5:21.99;3,200m-3.Kylie Gero,11,JamesClemens, 11:39.65;300mhurdles-1. JolissaCoe,12,BobJones, 45.76,2.KalahChristopher,10,BobJones,45.96, 3.ZoeyHarris,11,Bob Jones,47.02;4x100m-1. JamesClemens,48.04,2. Sparkman,48.58;4x400m1.BobJones,3:56.87, 3.Sparkman,4:05.45; 4x800m-2.JamesClemens,9:51.43,3.Sparkman, 10:10.94;highjump-1. JasmyneRochelle,9,Bob Jones,5-02.00,2.Madison Ciszczon,9,JamesClemens,5-00.00,3.Olivia Bozeman,10,Sparkman, 5-00.00;longjump-1.KalahChristopher,10,Bob Jones,18-00.00,2.Trinity Milligan,8,JamesClemens,16-10.25,3.OriannaPowe-Helton,10,

Sparkman,16-08.75;triple jump-1.TrinityMilligan, 8,JamesClemens,3602.00;polevault-1.Sara Zollinger,10,Sparkman, 8-06.00;discus-1.Charity Collier,10,Sparkman,10403.00;shotput-1.Charity Collier,10,Sparkman,3801.75,3.MyaArthur,12, BobJones,32-01.25. BoysClass3A:200m-1. KenyonCherry,12,MadisonAcademy,22.68,2. JoshuaWilliams,12,MadisonAcademy,22.76,3.SelanoThomas,12,Madison Academy,22.81;400m-1. JacksonReece,12,MadisonAcademy,51.49,2. Jr.Howard,11,Madison Academy;1,600m-2.Sam Hall,12,MadisonAcademy,4:45.24;4x800m1.MadisonAcademy, 8:42.71;discus-3.KhamoniMerrill,12,Madison Academy,115-00.00;javelin-1.ReeseBaker,12, MadisonAcademy,18001.00;shotput-1.Reese Baker,12,MadisonAcademy,44-04.25,2.KhamoniMerrill,12,Madison Academy,41-05.50;100m1.SelanoThomas,12, MadisonAcademy,11.06, 3.KenyonCherry,12, MadisonAcademy,11.40; 4x100m-1.MadisonAcademy(M.J.Drake,Kenyon Cherry,JoshuaWilliams, SelanoThomas),44.25.

SteveKeller

MeetFleetFeet’s“Tri101”headcoach

ByBOBLABBE bob@themadisonrecord.com

MADISON-Onceadecorated highschoolswimmer,collegiate athleteandveteranoftheU.S.Air Force,SteveKellerisnowacertiedpersonaltrainerandhasenthusiasticallyjumpedintothepositionofheadcoachoftheFleet Feet“Tri101”trainingprogramfor thosewishingtoparticipateinatriathlon.

“Ienjoyhelpingothersachieve theirgoals,andwithexperienceas acoach,personaltrainerandcompetitiveathlete,I’mreadytohelp TeamFleetFeetreachtheirgoals in2024,”saidKeller.“Thebiggest challengeforbeginnerswhojoinin thetrainingisholdyourselfback, setapaceasthereshouldalwaysbe alevelofpacing.”

Tri101isoneofthreelevelsof FleetFeetTrainingGroupsfortriathlonswith201anOlympicdistanceprogramforthetriathlete readytotackleopenwaterswimmingand70.3trainingaspecialized programfortheendurancetriathletelookingtocompleteaHalf Ironman.Tri101isa12-weekprogramwiththegoalofparticipating intheHuntsvilleSpringTriathlon scheduledforAug.3.

Keller’senormousexperienceis ahugeplusforanyonewillingto undergohisleadershipandcoaching.He’scompetedinfourIronman distanceraces,alongwithmany half-Ironmanandtriathlondistanceraces.He’salsocompleted17 marathonsandatleast40half-marathonandshorterdistanceraces. Hiscredentialsarestaggeringand allbeganasayoungboywherehe wasastateparticipantswimmerin highschoolandafour-yearswimmerinaNCAADiv.Iprogramat BallStatewhereheearnedadegreeincomputerscienceandlater aMBA.

“Ijoinedrunningasthatworkout waspartoftrainingforswimming,” saidKeller.“Icanrun,I’mgoodat itandI’vedoneitalot.Whilein myyearswiththeAirForce,there werealwaysrunningevents.Itwas justawaytostayinshape.Itwas theAirForcelifestyle.”

Thetriathlonismadeupofa swim,bikerideandarun.There arethreestagesofathleticism neededtoparticipateandthepropertrainingtoincorporatethethree isamust.Eachracebeginswitha swimasthedistancedependson therace.ForKeller,theswimportionofatriathlonislikesecond natureasin1986hewonaNationalChampionshipatage24inthe 50-meterbutter yeventswimming foraYMCAadultswimteam.In 1993,hewonanAlaskaStateChampionshipinthe200-yardfreestyle eventwithatimeof1:48.00which

FleetFeetTriathloncoachSteveKellerisnostrangertothe three-sporteventas he’sparticipatedintriathlonsandothersportingeventssincehighschool.Inhis coaching,hehelpsothersfacebigchallenges.

isarecordtimethatremainstoday. KellerwasstationedinFairbanks, Alaskafrom1990-1994. Keller,62,andhiswife,Denise, havebeenmarriedfor38years andhavetwogrownchildren,one ofwhichlivesintheMadisonarea andgavetheKeller’sagrandchild, whichinturnledthemtomoveto theareafromNashvillethreeyears ago.Oncearriving,theybeganthey ownfranchisetravelagencycalled DreamVacations.Hislifestyleof retirementasaLt.Col.hasbeen oneoffreedom,but lledwithexerciseandhelpingothers.

Attimes,Kellerwasaswimcoach inhisyoungerdaysandin2007 whilelivinginIllinoishewasasked byalocaltriathlongrouptotrain themhowtoprepareforatriathlon.

“ThatparlayedtowhatIdotoday,” addedKeller,whobecameacerti-

edpersonaltrainereightyears ago.“OncearrivinginthisareaI begantoworkforFleetFeetandfor thelasttwoyearsI’vebeenapartof theirtriathlontraining.Thisyear, I’mtheheadcoach.”

Kellerwasbornwithwhatis knownasbeing“pigeon-toed.” Throughouthislifehehashadto adapttohisphysicalconditionand evenlaughedaboutitwhenrememberingplayingfootball,heonceinterceptedapassandwasonhisway toscoringatouchdownwhenhe trippedoverhisownfeetandfellto thegroundatthe ve-yardline.

Unusualoccurrenceshavefollowedhimintotherealmofbeing atriathlete,thoughnotrelatedto hisphysicalcondition.Whilepartakingintheswimportionofa triathloninLouisville,Ky.hewas

BySTAFFREPORTS news@themadisonrecord.com HUNTSVILLE–TheNCAADivisionIISoftballCommitteeannouncedthe eldof64teamsfor theupcomingNCAADivisionII SoftballTournament,andtheUAH softballteamearnedtheprogram’s 21stconsecutiveberthastheNo.6 seedintheSouthRegion. TheChargershavenowmadethe NCAAtournament26timesoverall

intheprogram’s29-yearhistory. UAH’sopeningmatchupinthe NCAAtournamentisslatedfor ThursdayagainstNo.3seedTampaattheSouth2Regionalonthe campusofNo.2seedMississippi College.WestAlabamawillalso competeastheNo.7seedtakingon theChoctaws. UAHandUTwillhavetheopeninggameoftheSouth2Regional onThursdayat3:30p.m.,followed byUWAandMCat6p.m.

IntheSouth1Regional,No.1 seedAuburnMontgomerywill hostNo.4seedNovaSoutheastern, No.5seedSaintLeoandNo.8seed SpringHill. Followingtheconclusionofthe twodouble-eliminationtournaments,thetwowinnerswillface nextweekintheintheSouthSuper RegionaltodeterminetheSouth’s representativeatthe2024NCAA DivisionIISoftballNationalChampionship

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COMMUNITY

Weird Facts

Apples,peaches,

BySTAFFREPORTS

news@themadisonrecord.com

MADISON-TheMadisonChamberofCommerceproudlyannounces itsof cialaccreditation bytheAlabamaChamber ofCommerceAssociation forthe2024-2028term. Thisesteemedrecognition solidi estheChamber’s commitmenttoexcellence anddedicationtoserving itsmembersandthelocal businesscommunity.

TheAlabamaAccreditedChamberofCommerce (AACC)designationsigni esthattheMadison ChamberofCommerce hasmetrigorousstandardsoforganizational effectiveness,professional conduct,andcommunity impact.Theaccreditation process,whichincludes acomprehensiveapplicationandevaluation, highlightstheChamber’s effortstoenhanceits servicesandupholdthe higheststandardsofexcellence.

“Wearehonoredtoreceivethisaccreditation fromtheAlabamaChamberofCommerceAssociation,”saidDeWayne Howell,Chairmanofthe BoardoftheMadison ChamberofCommerce. “Thisrecognitionisa testamenttothehard workanddedicationof ourteam,aswellasthe continuedsupportofour membersandcommunity partners.”

Theaccreditationwas of ciallypresentedto theMadisonChamber ofCommerceduring theNightofChampions onTuesday,April23, aspartoftheAlabama ChamberofCommerce Association’sExecutive LeadershipConferencein Florence,Ala.Theevent broughttogetherchamberexecutives,business leaders,andcommunity stakeholderstocelebrate achievementsanddiscuss strategiesforadvancing economicdevelopment acrossthestate.

“Aswecelebratethis

BySTAFFREPORTS staff@themadisonrecord.com

MADISON-TheMadisonNewcomersand NeighborsClub,aWomen’sSocialGroup,will meetThursdayMay9,at theHoganFamilyYMCA, 130ParkSquareLanein Madison.Socialtimewill beginat9:45a.m.,the meetingat10a.m. Theclubwillpresent itsyearlydonationsto variouscharitiesinthe area.Theywillalsobe votingonboardmembers oftheAugustthrough Junemembershipyear. ThenewBoardwillbe announcedattheendof themeeting. Thepublicisinvitedto

milestone,wearegrateful fortheongoingsupportof ourmembers,volunteers, andsponsorswhohave contributedtothesuccess oftheMadisonChamber,”saidMichelleEpling, PresidentoftheMadison ChamberofCommerce. “Thisaccreditationreafrmsourcommitmentto ourcityandinspiresus tocontinueourworkas thecatalystforeconomic growthandprosperityin ourcommunity.”

InadditiontotheMadisonChamberearningits accreditation,Michelle Eplingwasawardedthe 2024ChamberChampion Awardwhichrecognizes thecommendableperformanceandleadership ofanemergingAlabama chamberprofessional withunder5yearsexperienceintheindustry.

“Iamthrilledtosee ourMadisonChamberof Commercereceivethis well-deservedaccreditation,”saidMayorofMadisonPaulFinley.“The Chamber’sdedicationto fosteringconnections, supportingourgrowingbusinesslandscape, andactivelybuildingour city’sfuturere ectsthe spiritofMadison.Thisaccreditationnotonlyrecognizestheirexceptional workbutalsosolidi es theirpivotalroleinhelpingshapeMadison’ssuccessforyearstocome.”

TheMadisonChamber ofCommerceremains dedicatedtoitsmission of“CreatingCommunity ConnectionsandGrowingBusinesses.”Through communityevents,membernetworkingopportunities,organizational excellence,andcollaboration,theMadisonChamberaimstoempower businessesanddriveeconomicprogressthroughouttheregion.

Formoreinformation abouttheMadisonChamberofCommerceandthe newsofthisrelease,contactitsMarketingDirectorHaleyDixonathaley@ madisonalchamber.com.

ByGREGGPARKER gregg@themadisonrecord.com

MADISON–MadisonAreaLions Club’sworkhasprovidedahealthierenvironmentforlearningattwo localschools.

Lionsmembershelpedtoimprove airqualityinclassroomsatVillage ofPromisefamilyadvancement centerandSecondMilePreschool inHuntsville.Theclubbuiltand installedtwoCorsi-Rosenthalair ltrationboxes.

“Theprimarypurposeoftheseair ltersistoimproveairqualityand eliminatesomeupperrespiratory concerns,likeallergiesandsomeviralinfections,”LionsClubPresident CherylEmichsaid.

“Theseair ltrationboxesare builtwithMerc-13 lters,whichcan lterparticlesdownto.1microns,” Emichsaid.“Bothoftheseschools areinolderbuildings,andwehope thiswillhelpthechildren.”

MadisonLionshopetoexpandthe useofthese ltersduringthenext schoolyear.

TheCorsi-RosenthalDIYair ltra-

tionboxcanassistindecreasingrespiratoryaerosolparticles,likecertainviruses,pollensanddust.These boxesdonotreplaceHVACsystem ltersbutsupplementairquality inclassrooms.The ltrationsystem includesasimpleboxfanthatisorientedup,fourMERC-13 ltersanda bottomtosealthebox.(corsirosenthalfoundation.org)

Tocreatethe ltrationsystem,all itemsaretapedtogether.Themanufacturerrecommendsthatthefan runsonmediumorlowestsettingto reducenoise.

“Weweresurprisedhowquietthe systemiswhenrunning,”Second MileDirectorCateDeFioresaid.“We hopethesesystemshelpimproveair qualityasweareinanolderbuilding.Itwasveryproperthatthe MadisonAreaLionsClubmembers deliveredourtwoCorsi-Rosenthal ltersonEarthDay.”

Theair ltrationprojectisone exampleoftheLions’“Visionfor Learning”program,whichfocusesonimprovinglearningenvironmentsforchildrenofallages,Lions ClubVicePresidentTonyVillamil

said.“Underthisprogram,theclub alsoconductseyescreeningsindaycaresandlocalschoolsandprovides eyeexamsandeyeglassesforchildrenwithouttheresourcestoobtain theseservices,”Villamilsaid. “Wewouldliketothankourpartnerswhodonatedsuppliestohelp makethese ltrationsystemsvery affordablefortheclub,”LionsClub DirectorJohnEmichsaid. HomeDepotdonatedlumberfor theboxes’topsandbottoms.HarborFeightdonateddolliestomake the ltrationboxesportableinthe schools.RuralKingdonatedbox fansforthe ltrationsystems.“We appreciatethesupportfromthese businessesinhelpingusimprovethe airqualityintheclassrooms,”John Emichsaid.

TogetinvolvedwithMadisonArea LionsClub,emailVillamilatmadisonlionsclub@gmail.com. Someoftheothermemberswho workedontheprojectincludeJaci Hammer,PamHoward,LukeHunter,PaulOrton,DavidNewsome, SusanParsons,BufordShipleyand GineShipley.

joinandlearnaboutthe clubandmakeconnectionswithnewfriends. TheclubplanstobeactivethroughoutthesummermonthsofJuneand August. Currentresidentsand newcomersarealways welcometoattendthe meetingsforinformative programsandavariety offunactivities.Itgives everyoneachanceto meetnewfriends.

ForfurtherinformationcontactMartha Heard(256)772-9721or LisaAnderson(540)2733239.Youcanalsovisit theFacebookpage“MadisonNewcomersand NeighborsMadison,Alabama”

ToadvertiseinThe

ByGREGGPARKER gregg@themadisonrecord.com

MADISON–MadisonCityChess LeagueorMCCLwillofferthe2024 MCCLSummerChessCampin June.

Registrationforthecampisnow open,forbothmembersandplayers whoarenotMCCLmembers.The campwillopenonJune10andhave sessionsthroughJune14atJourney MiddleSchool,217CelticDrive.

Thesehalf-daycampswillhave somesectionsinthemorning,some intheafternoon:

*LearntoPlayCamp--Forstudentswhowillenterkindergarten through fthgradeinthefall.The campwillhelpanyonewhowantsto learntoplaychess,basicrules,point valuesofpieces,checkmatepatternsandstrategy.Thecamperwill receiveaworkbook.JoelFriedman willbeinstructor.

“TheLearntoPlaysectionisperfectforkidswhoarecompletely newtothegame,”MCCLExecutive DirectorToddGuthriesaid.Camp

hourswillbeMonday-Friday,8:30to 11:30a.m.

*IntroductiontoCompetition Camp–Opentotwosections,asectionforgradesK-5andasectionfor grades6-12.Thissectionissuitedfor thestudentwhohasbeenplaying chesslessthanoneyearorhasnot playedinatournamentratedbyU.S. ChessFederationandwantstoget readytocompeteintournaments inthefall,Guthriesaid.Instructors willbeWillStevensonandJonathan Rasberry.

“TheIntroductiontoCompetition sectionisgreatforkidswhowant tomovepastthebasicstoplaying inatournament,”Guthriesaid. ThecampwillmeetMonday-Friday from8:30to11:30a.m.

*BeginningCompetitionCamp --ForK-5studentswhoarerated under500.Thesessionsfocuson tactics,endgamesandtournament rulesandnotation.Thiscampis intendedforyoungerstudentswho havecompetedinratedtournamentsandhaveaUSCFratingunder500.

InstructorwillbeWillStevenson. ThecampwillmeetMonday-Friday from1:30to4:30p.m.

*IntermediateCompetitionCamp –Focusesforstudentsingrades K-12whohaveaUSCFratingof 500to1,000.Theinstructorwillbe JoelFriedman.Thiscampwillmeet Monday-Fridayfrom1:30to4:30p.m. *AdvancedCompetitionCamp–Thesesessionswillaccommodate studentsingradesK-12whohavea USCFratingabove1,000.Jonathan Rasberrywillserveasinstructor. ThiscampwillassembleMonday-Fridayfrom1:30to4:30p.m. Thefeeforallcampsis$150per student.“Don’twaituntilthelast minutetoregister.Somesections will llup,”Guthriesaid.MCCL memberswillreceivepriorityinsecuringregistrationslots. Toregister,visitmadisonchess. com,andclickthe“Events”menu andthenclick“UpcomingEvents.” Onthenextpage,click“2024MCCL SummerChessCamp.” Formoreinformation,emailmccl. director@gmail.com.

HISTORY withJohnRankin

Historyofthe “IceHouse”

ByJOHNP.RANKIN MadisonHistorian

About1914,the“icehouse”thatstill sitsonthesouthside(railroadside)of today’sFrontStreetwasbuiltbyAlda Florence(“Tiny”)GormleySturdivant’s father,JamesC.Gormleyabouttwo yearsbeforeshewasborn.Afterher marriage,Tinylivedinthehouseat308 ChurchStreetthatislistedinthetaxrecordsashavingbeenbuiltin1910.Her fatherJameswasthecityclerkandrailroaddepotagentatthetimethathebuilt theicehouse.Theicehouseisthename commonlyusedforthedrab,plain-looking,smallconcretestructurebesidethe RoundhouseReplicathatsitsonthesite oftheoldrailroadpassengerandfreight depotonFrontStreet.Atthetimeofthe constructionoftheicehouse,theoriginalRoundhousewasstillstanding(until1936)overthecity’scisternonMain Street,immediatelyeastoftheoutdoor seatingpatiooftheMainStreetCafe. Theoldcisternisalsostillthere.Itis underneaththeoriginalconcretepad withamountingblockontop,wherethe hand-operatedwaterpumpwaslocated. Thecisternhadbeenallowedbytherailroadcompanytobedugontheirpropertyinordertohaveawatersupplyto ght resinthetownalongMainStreet, whichforatimeupto1890wascalled BroadStreet.Similarly,atthattime FrontStreetwascalledRailroadStreet, afterthethirdsetoftracksforloading freightcarsbehindthedepotwasremoved.TherailroaddepotwasthensittingonthelocationoftheRoundhouse Replica.

Actually,JamesGormleybuiltthe “icehouse”with14-inch-thickconcrete wallsasa“producestand”tobeusedto sellvegetablesandothergardenproductsthroughthelargewindowonits southside.Tinytoldthatherfather’s initialplanwastomakemoneyfrom thetrainpassengerswhodisembarked forastrollaroundthetownduringthe shortstationstopshere.Thethickness oftheicehousewallswouldkeeptheinteriorcoolerduringhotmonths,similar tothewaythatcavesareknowntodo. However,soonthestructurewasusedto storeevenmoreicebroughttotownby therailroadforlocalMadisonresidents inthesummer.Thelargeblocksofice wereinitiallyintendedtomoreeffectively“refrigerate”theGormleyvegetables, buteventuallytheicewaslikelyindemandmoresothanwerethevegetables. Naturally,inwintermonthsthedemandforicewasreduced,sothe“ice house”alsobecameusedtostorecoal deliveredbytherailroadforsaleto arearesidents.Coalwasacheap,readily-availableheatingfuel,anditwascertainlyeasiertocollectawintersupply atabout$7pertonratherthantochop treesinto rewoodforheatinghouses andstoresalongtherailroad.Besides, stacksof rewoodoftenbecomethe homeandbreedinggroundforroachesandotherinsects,whereascoaldoes not.Mostoftheoldhomesandstores closetotherailroadusedcoalheatin winter,andsomestillhaveachuteinto abasementlevelwherethecoalwas stored.Thisisthecasealsoforthelarge oldLanford-Slaughter-Camperhouse at7400OldMadisonPike,aboutamile northoftherailroad’stracks.That magni centhousesitsontheeastbank ofIndianCreek,justabitnorthoftoday’scrossingbridge.Thehousewas builtinthe1850s,aboutthetimethat therailroadwascompletedthroughthe area,andtheearlyfamiliesinitmay wellhaveobtainedtheircoalfromthe ElkoSwitchdepot,neartoday’sGate9 intotheRedstoneArsenalpropertiesat thesouthendoftheLanfordplantation property.Bothrailroadstationstops wereaboutthesamedistancefromthe house,butElkopresentednonecessity tocrossthecreekwithwagonloadsof coalbeinghauledbacktothehouse.

Itmusthavebeenchallenginginthe earlyyearstokeepthecoaldustoffthe iceastheseasonschanged.Inmorerecentyears,thecityhasstoreddrychemicalsandobsoletepaperrecordsplusvariousdiscardedmechanicalcomponents inthestructure,soitiskeptlockednow. Latelyithasbeentheresidenceofmany spidersthathavemadehugewebsinside. Theroofwasnotlongagocollapsingin onelargearea,buttheMadisonStation HistoricalPreservationSocietylastyear paidforaprofessionalrepairoftheroof, soitmaylastmanymoreyears.There havealsobeensomeconsiderationsin pastyearsaboutpaintingtheicehouse differentcolors,orevenaddingmurals ofhistoricalscenestypicalofthetown. Therecentemplacementoftwosuch

muralsonotherstructuresinthetown mayleadtofurtherconsiderationabout theicehouseasasuitablecanvassinthe future.

ThehistoryoftheicehouseisobviouslylinkedverycloselytotheJamesGormleyfamilyandmorespeci callytohis daughter“Tiny”GormleySturdivant. Beforehermarriage,TinyGormleysold vegetables,ice,coal,andticketstotrain travelersatthedepotwhileherfather wasdepotagent.Tiny’sgrandmother MarySullivanwasthewifeofMadison residentWilliamMoodyGormleyand asisterofDr.GeorgeRichardSullivan, anearlyphysicianofMadisonwhobecamethenamesakeofSullivanStreet. Moreover,today’smorerecently-developedSturdivantStreetinMadisonwas namedafterTiny’sfather-in-law,Robert LeeSturdivant.Tiny’sgrandfatherWilliamGormleyownedthelotandhouse at205ChurchStreetforatimeandsold itin1874.Aftermanydifferentowners throughtheyears,thatpropertycame backintoownershipbyTiny’sGormleySturdivant’sdescendants,asfurther mentionedbelow.

In2006Tiny’slifememoriesweredigitallyrecordedfortheMadisonStation HistoricalPreservationSociety.Copies werealsomadeofsomephotosofher familyandoldMadisonscenesthatshe hadcollectedduringherlifetime.In1937 TinymarriedClaudeLesterSturdivant, whodiedin1964.TheyhadsonsJames G.andClaudeLester,Jr.TheSturdivant houseat308ChurchStreetisstillinthe family,asJamesG.Sturdivantstilllives there.Tiny’shusbandClaudewasason ofMadisonMayorRobertL.Sturdivant, whoservedseveralterms,1929-1931and 1934-1940.Robert(1875-1954)wasason ofJohnJ.Sturdivant,whoownedthe landwheretoday’sMillCreekElementarySchoolislocated.Infact,JamesG. (“Jim”)Sturdivant,JohnSturdivant’s great-grandson,namedthatschool,and heservedasaCityCouncilmanover35 yearsago.

Additionally,from1996Charlesand KimSturdivantownedthepropertyat 205ChurchStreet.Thelotsizeislistedas203.9ft.by52ft.,withthe2121sq. ft.houseshownashavingbeenbuiltin 1930,butthatisdebatable.Since2014 CharleshasbeenmarriedtoAmyCatherineBell,andthehouseat205Church StreetisstillinSturdivantownership. CharlesisagrandsonofAldaFlorence (“Tiny”)GormleyandClaudeLester Sturdivant.Tinysoldthe205property toCharlesin1996for$10,asanominal legalamount.Tiny’shusbandClaude haddiedin1964,andTinyremainedin theirhouseat308ChurchStreetuntil shehadtospendthelastdaysofherlife intheMadisonManorNursingHome. HersonJimSturdivant,fatherofJimmyJr.andCharles,wasalsoaMadison schoolboardmember.JimmyJr.likewisebecameco-ownerwithCharlesL. Sturdivantof308ChurchStreetin2014, asTinyhadprovidedwellforherfamily inherownwidowhood.

The205ChurchStreetlothistoryextendsbackthroughownershipbyTiny GormleySturdivant’spaternalgrandfatherWilliamM.Gormleyin1874,butit passedthroughatleast14morechanges ofownershiptogetbackinto“theGormleyfamily”ofTinyGormleySturdivant. Thesechangesofownershipincluded theDecember4,1916,acquisitionby DouglasBroylesfromWilliamS.Russell (sonofMadisonConstableWilliamA. Russell,murderedin1903).Broylesheld thepropertyuntilJanuary4,1919,when hesoldittoMadisonbankerLeeSamuelHager,whosolditonApril21,1920, toLouieG.Collierbeforeiteventually passedtotheSturdivantfamily,probablyafterpassingthroughownershipby PrideandFletcherfamilies.Whilethe househasbeencalledtheBroyles-Sturdivanthomeinthepast,Broyles’own-

ershipwasshort,justbarelyovertwo years,fromlate1916toearly1919. TheconclusionisthatonlytheGormley-Sturdivantfamilyhasheldthispropertyforanylongduration,eventhough itbeenstatedinotherpublicationsthat theyhaveheldthe205ChurchStreet propertysincethe1950s.Nomatter whatmaybethecase,itiscertainthat both308and205ChurchStreethouses havebeencloselyconnectedtothehistoryoftheicehouse.

ClaudeLester andAldaFlorence(“Tiny”) GormleySturdivantfamily (1957photo postedtoFamilySearchby TraciGormley, May,2020.)

OriginalRoundhouselocationatright,southsideofRRtracks.

Momsarespecial peoplewhodoso muchforusevery day.Thinkofsome thingsthatyoucan doforyourMom andenterthemon theMomCoupon. Cutitoutandgiveit toherforMother’s Day.Shecanuse thecoupons whenevershe wants!

OnSunday,May12,Mother’saroundtheCountrywillbehonoredbytheirchildrenandlovedones. Mother’sDayisaholidaythathonorstheMomsinyourlives.ThetraditionofMother’sDayintheUnitedStatesthatwecelebratetodaywascreatedbyawomannamedAnnaJarvis.AnnaJarviswasthe daughterofAnnReevesJarviswhoformedanorganizationinthe1860’sthathelpedteachMothershow tocarefortheirchildren.Intheyearsfollowing,sheusedtheMother’sClubstotryandbringpeaceand unityamongpeoplewhoweredividedovertheCivilWar.WhenherMotherdiedin1905,Annabegana campaigntocelebrateMothersasawayofrecognizingherlegacy.The firstMother’sDayservicewas heldin1908.AfteryearsoflobbyingandpursuingforittobecomeaNationalHoliday,PresidentWoodrowWilsondeclaredin1914thatthesecondSundayinMayofÏciallybeknownasMother’sDay.

HiddenWords:

Aayi,Ama,Ammee,Ema,Inahan,Ma, Maa,Mader,Madre,Mae,Maji, Makuahine,Matke,Mere,Moeder, Mom,Mommy,Mother,Mutter,Mzazi

ACouponBookFor Mom ACouponBookForMom

Thewordsbelowaredifferentwaystosay“Mom” aroundtheworld.Circlethehiddenwords.

FAITH

Digouttheroot

ByBECKY MILLER God’s Lemonade Stand

Foroutoftheheart comeevilthoughts—murder,adultery,sexualimmorality,theft,falsetestimony,slander.Matthew 15:19NIVBibleGateway Inordertogetridof weedslikedandelionsyou havetodigtherootoutof theground.Ifyoudon’t thepeskythingscontinue togrow.

Amanorwomancan listentowrongvoices andconvincethemselves theyarenotabadpersonorthatthelifestyle theychooseisnotwrong. Nowallofushavesinned, don’tgetmewrong,butI amspeakingtothepeople whodon’trealizetheyare followingthedarkness, notthelight. Satanisreferredtoin scriptureasanangelof light(2Corinthians11:14). Satanknowsscripture andiscunning.Ifaper-

sonisnotwalkingwith theLord,theycaneasilycavetothedarkness. ThisisnotDarthVader Iamreferringto.Ifyou areprayingforadeceived lovedonedon’tgiveup Godhearsyou.Keepbelieving.

PRAYER:Lord,Idelight inyou.Iprayforanyone underacloudofdeception.IaskLordthatyou removeblindersoffthe eyesofthosestumblingin thedarkness.Sometimes theyareevenministers. GuidethoseIloveto ee darkness.InJesus’name. Amen.

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

Mt.ZionBaptist 228MountZionRoad Huntsville

4257SullivanSt. GraceBaptist 122WalnutSt. GreenbrierBaptist 7939GreenbrierRoad HavenBaptist 1840SlaughterRd. InternationalBaptist 1025SheltonRoad KoreanFirstBaptist 4257SullivanSt. LindsayLaneBaptist EastCampus 1659NickDavisRoad LittleShilohPB 229MapleSt. MadisonBaptist 840BalchRoad MadisonFree WillBaptist 5295WallTrianaHwy MosesChapel PrimitiveBaptist 372MosesChapel

PhillipTabernacle PrimitiveBaptist 930BalchRoad SkylineABABaptist 586SlaughterRoad

St.AndrewPrimitiveBaptist 1393SwancottRoad

TheBrook 8573Highway72

TrinityBaptist 1088HughesRoad WallHighwayBaptist 6597WallTriana

BIBLE FirstBibleChurch 29113 BrownsFerryRoad

MadisonBibleChurch 1520HughesRoad CATHOLIC

St.John’sCatholic 1057HughesRoad

MostMercifulJesus CatholicParish 10509SegersRoad

Stayingthecourse

ByDAWNREED

TheprophetElijah knewplentyabout theupsanddowns offollowingGod.We candrawstrengthand encouragementfromhistruestory. Wecanberemindedthatthrough goodtimesandbad,Godisstillwith us,andwillhelpusinstayingthe course.

Let’sbehonest.Whenthingsare dif cult,ourenemy,thedevil,wants ustostopreadingtheBible.Wemay secretlysaytoourselves,butnotto anyoneelse,“Ijustdon’tgetanythingoutofit.”Keepreadinganyway.Howmanytimesdidyounot wanttogotoschool?Teachersnever onceaskedifwefeltlikeopeningour booksthere.Weopenedthemupto learn.

Stay.In.God’s.Word.

Also…whenthingsaredif cult, theenemywantsustostoptalking toourHeavenlyFather.Hewants tostopthatcrucialcommunication. KeeptalkingtoHim.Whenyou don’thavewords,justcryorsqueak themout.

In1Kings17weseethatElijah obeyedtheLord,butthatdidn’t meanthingswereeasy.Still,the Lordprovided.

Hedrankoutofthebrook(inthe mountainswewouldcallthat“the creek”)andGodhadravensprovide himwithfood.Idon’tknowifyou havehadtheopportunitytobepoor,

CHURCHOFCHRIST CentralValley 5700MooresvilleRd. ChurchofChrist HughesRoad atGoochLane

TheChurchofChrist ontheHighway 7594WallTrianaHwy.

Churchof ChristofMadison 556HughesRoad Monrovia

ChurchofChrist 595NanceRoad Swancott ChurchofChrist SwancottRoad WallTriana ChurchofChrist 7535WallTriana

CHURCHOFGOD FirstChurchOfGod 1547CapshawRoad

EPISCOPAL

St.Matthew’sEpiscopal 786HughesRoad

GOSPEL

BrightStarFullGospel 5167WallTrianaHwy

JEWISHSYNAGOGUES TempleB’naiSholom 103LincolnSt.S.E.

LUTHERAN

FaithLutheran 660GillespieRd

LambOfGodLutheran 11716CountyLine

MessiahLutheran 7740Highway72W

METHODIST

AsburyChurch 980HughesRoad

Asbury-Harvest 8089WallTrianaHwy

FellowshipUnited MethodistChurch 29768Huntsville BrownsferryRd.

GoodShepherd UnitedMethodist 1418OldRailroadBed

GraceUnited MethodistChurch 2113OldMonroviaRd. Grady-MadisonAME 129GoochLane

HarvestPointe

MethodistChurch 103GinOaksCourt

butIpromiseyou(fromexperience) theLORDwillprovide.Sometimes youwillhavealittlebitofgravy. Sometimesyouwillhavealot. Elijahstayedthecourse. Then,hedidwhatapreacher does:hetoldthetruth.ToKing Ahabhesaid,“Youhaveabandoned theLORD’scommandsandhave followedtheBaal’s,”(IKings18:18). ThatledtoashowdownonMt.Carmel.

Averydramaticeventplayedout in1Kings18.Readitwhenyouhave timeandpictureitall.Thereonthe mountain,Elijahcalleddown re fromheaven.Allthepeopleand QueenJezebel’sfalseprophetssaw whotheOneTrueGodis.Itwasaliteralmountaintopexperiencewhere GodshowedupanddisplayedHis mightypower. Mountaintopexperiencesare amazingandwonderful…andthey usuallylastabout15minutes. That’swhenthedevilraiseshisstupid,uglyhead.Hedoesn’twantusto worshipandfollowGod.Hedoesnot wantustowalkingodlypathsand hesuredoesn’twantustotellothers aboutGod.

So,hewillbringtrouble,anxiety, strife…hewillbringtherainonyour parade.That’swhathedidtoElijah. Jezebeldidnottakethenews oftheday’seventswell.Sheputa bountyontheprophet.Hewouldbe deadbythenextday.

Elijah,beingcompletelyhuman, wasafraidandranforhislife.Hesat

MadisonMethodistChurch 127ChurchStreet

ParkerChapel MethodistChurch 28670PowellRoad

SpringhillUnited MethodistChurch 1605ZierdtRd.

St.PaulUnited MethodistChurch 6206thStreet St.PeterUMC 107StewartSt. Ford’sChapelUnited MethodistChurch 280FordChapelDrive

MORMON

TheChurchOfJesus ChristOfLatter-DaySaints 1297SlaughterRoad

NAZARENE

MadisonFirstChurch 8234MadisonPike NONDENOMINATIONAL CenterOfHopeChurch 5167WallTrianaHwy. CornerstoneWordOfLife 3783SullivanStreet

FellowshipOfFaithChurch 132MapleStreet

downunderabroomtreeandprayed todie.Hehadgonefrommountaintoptothelow,lowvalleyofdespair. Afewverseslater,hewentintoa cave. LikeElijah,inhardtimes,wemay wanttohideinacave.TheLordcan ndusthere. Inthisveryapplicablestory,God didnotsmitetheprophet.Theyhad aconversation.Heasked,“What areyoudoing,Elijah?”Itwasafair question. ElijahjustlaiditouttotheLord. Wecandothat,too.SinceHemade us,andseesus,there’snosenseit tryingtohideourfeelingsfromHim. Godhadencouragingwords. Eventhoughtheprophetwastired, scared,andfeelinglow,therewas stillaplanforhislife.

SomeGo’storemember: •Goaheadandcryout,butdon’t stayinthecave. •Gooutandstand.Notinyour strength,butintheLord’s. •Keepgoing.Don’tquit. TheLORDseesyou.Helovesyou. Hewillhelpyoustaythecourse.

GraceFellowship 11900MooresvilleRoad

TheHarborFamily WorshipCenter 1469BrownsFerryRoad

HopeChurch 1661BalchRoad JourneyChurch 13902BradfordRoad

LifesongCommunity HomeChurch LightofChristCenter 4208HolmesAvenueNW

LivingWordFellowship 1477SlaughterRoad,Ala.

JesusMinistries 331LandessCircle,Ala.

MadisonMissionEconomic 183SheltonRoad MadisonWorshipCenter 5290WallTrianaHighway NewCreation ChristianCenter 8006MadisonPike OasisTabernacle 8006MadisonPike

RayOfHopeMinistries 9580PutnamPlaza

RealMinistries 8006MadisonPike

RestorationFoursquare 5810WallTrianaHighway

SpiritLifeFamily WorshipCenter 1469BrownsFerryRoad

PRESBYTERIAN GracePresbyterianUSA 5555WallTrianaHighway

Mt.ZionCumberland 3726PryorRoad

NewHopeCumberland Presbyterian ProvidencePresbyterian 7745Highway72W RedeemerPresbyterian 9580MadisonBlvd. St.ElizabethCumberland Presbyterian,104PerrySt. TrianaCumberland 263StoneSt.Sw ValleyPresbyterianChurch 719HughesRd

SEVENTH-DAYADVENTIST MadisonMissionSDA 183SheltonRoad

TrianaSeventhDay Adventist 251ErvinLane

8B•THEMADISONRECORDMay8,2024

sofocusedonhistechniquehe passedtheexitpointoutofthe waterandhadtoswimbackto thatlocationagainstthecurrent.Thebikeportionofthe sporthasalsopresentedKeller withsomehumorousandmemorablemomentslikethetimein GrandRapids,Mich.thechain keptcomingoffhisbike.Bythe timehewas nished,hishands weredisgustingbybeingfullof grease.Asfortherun,thistime

inIllinois,hefailedtoseethe turn-aroundspotandkeptrunningandaquarter-milelatera policemanstoppedhimandtold himhewasnolongeronthe course.

“MystyleofcoachingissimpleasIshowthestudentsthe skillsneededtoparticipateand Iletthemdothatskillevenif theyfail,”saidKeller.“Ishow themagainandhelpthemsucceed.Ialsoteachtheathletes

thecorrectwaystohandlethe transitionsbetweenthesports asthoseareveryimportant.”

The5-foot-9,185-poundKeller understandsmostbeginners canbecomeoverwhelmedwith theprocessoftraining,though mostcanswim,haveriddena bikeandhaveranofsomesort duringtheiryears.Hesaidof onelocalwomanwhohadissueswithbeingoverweight andlackofathleticskills.

Kellerkeptworkingwithher overatwo-yeartimeframe,but she nallyparticipatedinan Olympicdistancetriathlonofa 1,500meterswim,40Kbikeride anda10Krun.Theracewas thelocalRocketmanTriathlon. “Shecompletedtheevent.Iwas soproudofher,”saidKeller.

“Forme,swimmingismyfavoritepartofatriathlonwhile Ihavetobebetteronthebike portionsinceIhadnoexperi-

enceinbikeridespriortomy startingbeingatriathlete,”said Keller.“Asagecatchesupwith me,runninghasbecometoughertonavigate.Theknowledge Igainedthroughtheyearsis fabulousasgrowinguponthe SouthsideofChicagomademe facechallenges.” ForKeller,helpingothers facechallengesisagifttheimmediateMadisonareacan’tdo without.

Medical PulmonaryandSleep AssociatesofHuntsville,INC.

seeksa PulmonaryPhysician Requirements: M.D.or foreignequivalenteducation, completionofInternal MedicineResidencyand PulmonaryandCriticalCare Fellowship.Mustbeboard eligibleandAlabamaMedical Licenseeligible.

Duties: Consultwithpatients tounderstandtheirsymptoms andhealthconcerns.

Diagnoseandtreatingconditionslikeasthma,bronchitis, andemphysema.

Useandinterpretpulmonary examsandteststoaidinthe diagnosisofcardiopulmonary diseasesandconditions, includingCTscans,chest fluoroscopies,ultrasounds, andbronchoscopies.Perform variousspecializedprocedurestoacquiresamplesof thechestwallliningorthe lungs,forfurtheranalysis. Provideimmunizationsagainst preventablecardiopulmonary diseases.

Maintaindetailednotesof appointmentswithpatients, includingcomments,tests and/ortreatmentsprescribed, andtestresults.Referpatients tocardiothoracicsurgeons, whennecessary.

Advisecardiothoracicsurgeonsoftheriskstatusof patientsandrecommending interventionstominimizerisk, especiallyintuberculosis cases.Providesupportand advicetopatientsreceiving long-termcare.

Conductresearchtesting anddevelopmentofnew medicationsandmethodsof treatment.

Liaisonwithandtoallarea hospitalaffiliationsforon-call, ICU,andotherhospital procedures.

Overseeandmanageclinical staff,andincasesofnonphysicianproviders(i.e.midlevels)providecollaborating oversightasneeded.Attend andparticipateinclinic education,businessmeetings, andprofessionalforumswith owners,staff,andemployees

Sendletterofinterestand resumeto: hr@kassoufhealthcare.com

General BilingualTherapist, HispanicOutreach Coordinator

NationalChildren’sAdvocacy CenterseeksaBilingual Therapist,HispanicOutreach CoordinatorinHuntsville, Alabamaresponsiblefor providingbilingual (English/Spanish)researchbasedmentalhealthservices, crisissupport,andassistance tochildvictimsoralleged victimsofabuse.Requiresa Master’sdegreeorforeign degreeequivalentinCounseling,SocialWorkorarelated field.Alsorequiresverbaland writtenfluencyinEnglishand Spanishandalicense (orlicenseeligible) inCounseling,SocialWork orrelatedfield. Toapply,emailresumeto: employment@nationalcac .org withjobtitleinthesubject.

DriversWanted Non-CDL Truck Driver

TheTimesDailyhasaposition availableforaNon-CDLTruckDriver. TheidealcandidatemusthaveanexcellentdrivingrecordandacleanMVR (motorvehiclereport)aswellasproofof personalautoinsurance. CandidatemustpassaDOTphysical,be abletoliftupto50pounds,andbecapableofdrivingupto8hoursatatime. Mustbeabletoworkflexibleschedules includingdays,nights,weekends,and holidaysasneeded. Pleaseemailresumesto hollie.colella@timesdaily.comorapplicationsmaybepickedupat 219WestTennesseeSt. Florence,AL35630

EUROPEANEMPIRESTYLE

CABINET forhome’sentryway. $250256-466-3908

Appliances

KENMOREHEAVYDUTYWASHER $100;RoperDryer$100or$150both, 256-702-9511Rogersville

Clothing

SIZE10ADIDIAS hightops.Neverworn, likenewinbox.Redandblack.$30obo 256-686-2377256-556-8204

Farmer’sMarket

VEGETABLEPLANTS:COLE CROPS, 30+varietiesoftomatoes,peppers,squash,cucumbers,melons,herbs,etc.Nothing over$1perplant. Closedon SundaysandMay9th, JoeP Gingerich,225DooleyRoad, Etheridge,TN38456. Furniture

3PCQUEENBEDROOM suite Oak2dressers,nightstand$50 PotatoOnionBinfor$35256483-3675

KITCHENTABLEAND4 chairs $150,Coffee&EndTables,$150,callformoreinfo 256-466-1878Decatur Miscellaneous AIRPODS 2ndgeneration.Twosets. Neverused,inbox$140Each256-2637636 LEAVEMESSAGE ALABAMA CRACKMAN “WilliamJamesGreenleeIII” ExtraMileBrick (ALLMASONRYREPAIR) •Fireplace•Chimney •Firebox •CrackedWalls•LooseBrick •DrivewayCracks•Steps •Firebox•TuckPointing •CrackedBrick•Stucco •StoneWork•Concrete •HistoricRestoration 82AIRBORNEINFANTRY CombatVeteran 256-797-5281

CATERGATERCAMOUFLAGE 20 ozcoolerwithhandle.$150 Likenew.256-263-7636Leave Message PLANTS:GROUNDCOVERS,PRIVATEDIVIDERS 256-577-1597Florence

SOLARCOVERREELFOR ingroundpool,18ft.wide,$100, 256-353-2669Decatur

Jewelry&Watches

HALOSTYLE ENGAGEMENTRING

(Size5)withPrincesscutBlackDiamondcenterstone,1.3ctwith30-.01ct eachroundbrilliantcutdiamondsasaccent,Sl1Clarity,Gcolor,approx..34 TW.And14kYellowGoldDiamondRing guardwith2-.10ctTrillioncutDiamonds,4-.02cteachstraightbaguette diamondsand12-.025cteachround brilliantcutdiamonds,approx.46ctTW. Recentlyappraisedat$6,350.00,paperworkincluded.Payment

acceptedascertifiedcheckONLY.Will meetatDecaturPoliceDepartmentfor sale. Purchasedlessthanayearago.Price is negotiable. 434-917-4678 Decaturarea.

Lawn&Garden

WOODSBELLYMOWERFOR CUBFARMALL,newblades,readytomount$300, 256-355-3353Flint

Pets/Supplies/Services

AKCSTANDARDPOODLEPUPPIES, Callortext256-283-5372 Decatur

FREEFEMALEBLACKLAB Mix4m.old. Shots,Wormed.Loving,smart.Freecrate, toys989-684-5044

FREEKITTENSTOGOOD HOME,sixweeksold,2males,3 females,Call256-566-7265Hartselle FULL-BLOODEDBOSTONTERRIER PUPPIES Vetchecked,1stshots,and wormed.2males,1female.Born3/26 256-980-4321or256-341-3734

MINIATUREAUSTRALIANSHEPHERDS Born02/26/24,registered,healthguarantee,1stshots.Males$600,Females$500, Call/TextJanice256-366-4282. TINYTOYPOODLESCKC Registered,2 beautifulmales,$300eachcallortext256398-5336PhilCampbell

YORKIETEACUPTERRIER

PUPPY, male$850cash,CKC Registered,shots&wormed fromtheVet,731-307-5512. Adamsville,TN

Transportation

AutosForSale

AUDI:A3,2015 $17,950. TDI,Premium Plusmodel.Only53kmiles,diesel,white… heatedleather,navigation,sunroof,driver assistpackage,justserviced.Exceptional condition!256-527-2125

BMW:MINI-COOPER,2017 $16,000, Convertible,48,000miles,white,allelectric,excellentcondition,garagekept,new rotors,brakes,battery&top.Call256-3867068or256-284-9626MuscleShoals

BUICK:LACROSSE,2013 $14,950. Only87kmiles,pearl white,tanleather,sunroof,navigation,justserviced,exceptional condition.256-527-2125

BUICK:LACROSSE,2014,LOW miles, navigationsystem,sacrificefirst$11,995, 256-710-8927Killen

FORD:F1504X4,2021 $48,900.Black withgrayleather,hybrid,23mpg,44k miles,excellentcondition,oneowner,no wrecks,loaded.256-412-8350.

HONDA:ACCORDLX,2016, $17,450 86Kmiles,4-door,fullpower,alloywheels withMichelinTires,justserviced,twokeys, extraclean,256-527-2125

NISSAN:VERSA,2008 $7,450, Smodel, only67Kmiles,fullpower,automatic,just servicedincluding newbrakesandtires, excellentcondition,greatmpg,$7,450 256-527-2125

PONTIAC:VIBE,2007

$6,000. 226,000 milessharp,runslikenew,cleantitle,no wrecks,greatgasmileage256-616-2840

TOYOTA:CAMRYLE,2017 $19,950, only36Kmiles(Yes,36K),white…full power,rearviewcamera,Bluetooth,just servicedincluding newtires andbrakes,likenewcondition,256-5272125

Antique/ClassicVehicles

‘31CHEVROLETCOUPE Totallyrestored withalloriginalparts.256-582-2395

SportUtilityVehicles

BUICK:ENCLAVE,2009 $9,950. CXL model.Only89kmiles.Leather,3rdrow seating,rearviewcamera,powerliftgate, justservicedincludingnewbrakes.Super clean,mustsee!256-527-2125

CHEVROLET:TAHOE,2020

$36,500. Excellentcondition.Tires likenew!256-386-7592Muscle Shoals

GMC:TERRAIN,2013 $13,950. SLTOnly 78kmiles.Heatedleather,sunroof, rearviewcamera,powerliftgate,factory chromewheels,justserviced,excellent condition.256-527-2125

LEXUS:RX350,2013 $18,450,only98K miles,navigation,sunroof,pearlwhite…tan leather,climateseats,justservicedincluding newtiresandbrakes, OutstandingCondition!256-527-2125

MERCEDES-BENZ:GLK350,2012, $16,950 IncredibleOnly30K miles(Yes,only30K),fullpower,sunroof, premiumfactorywheels,heatedseats,and powerliftgate,looks,runs,anddriveslike new, MustSee! 256-527-2125

NISSAN:MURANO,2016 $18,950. Platinumedition.Only94kmiles.1owner. Pearlwhite.Navigation,sunroof,justservicedincludingnewtiresandbrakes.Outstandingcondition!256-527-2125

Trucks

2004TOYOTATACOMA $4000 214,000 milesRunsgreat,256-502-3122Hartselle

GMC:1500,2014 $23,000. 4 doorextendedcabSLE5.3Liter AutoTrans68000Milescolor StealthGreyBlackFabricinterior Tomuchtolistmoreoptionson trucktolist.MoretruckthanI needNowCall931-215-3812

ANTIQUESPINNINGWHEEL $200 and ANTIQUEIRONINGBOARD$30256-7573770Killen

PublicNotice

ABANDONEDVEHICLE

NoticeofSale

Thefollowingunclaimedvehicle(s)willbesoldon June21, 2024-Time-9am, ifnot claimed-1224PutmanDr., Huntsville,AL35816. 2004DodgeGrCaravan 1D4GP45R74B511677

RunadonMay08,2024and May15,2024 MadisonCountyRecord ADID595366

ABANDONEDVEHICLES

ABANDONEDVEHICLES

NoticeofSale

Thefollowingunclaimedvehicle(s)willbesoldon June21, 2024-Time-9am,ifnot claimed-5721Hwy53,SuiteD, Harvest,AL35749.

2018Mazda6 JM1GL1UM6J1330827

2014FordFocus 1FADP3F29EL402991 05/08/24,05/15/24

ADID595367

ABANDONEDVEHICLES

NoticeofSale

Thefollowingunclaimedvehicle(s)willbesoldon June14, 2024-Time-9am, ifnot claimed-7624MadisonBlvd., Huntsville,AL35806.

1995Mack600 1M1AA18Y1SW050942

2007FreightlinerColumbia 1FVMF0CV17LX25062

2000KenworthConst 3WKDDR9X3YF850942

2007FordF250 1FTSW21P17EB43681

2003FordF750 3FDWX75N13MB00074

1998GMCT6500 1GDJ7C1C5WJ513401

2001INTL4700 1HTSCABM01H388617

RunadonMay01,2024and May08,2024 MadisonCountyRecord ADID594261

ABANDONEDVEHICLES

Notice:

Thefollowingabandonedvehicleswillbesoldpursuanttothe provisionsoftheAlabamaMotor VehicleActasprovidedforin Title32,Chapter13,CodeofAlabama1975. Salewillbeginat10AMon Wednesday(6-5-24) at145Jim HardingWay,Huntsville,AL 35806

2002DodgeRam1500 1D7HU18Z02S674999

2007DodgeRam1500 1D7HA18297J532949

2019NissanMurano 5N1AZ2MJ3KN145253 05/08/24,05/15/24 ADID595392 ABANDONEDVEHICLES

Thefollowingvehicleswillbe auctionedon June12,2024at 8:00A.M. MIKE’SWRECKERSERVICE 1100HooverStreet Huntsville,AL35801 256-536-2226

2013KiaOptima(Black) 5XXGM4A73DG19311 2013ChevroletMalibu(Red) 1G11F5RR2DF109590

2007ToyotaSequoia(Green) 5TDBT48A47S283255

2011MazdaCX-7(White) JM3ER2A5XB0398037

2007NissanQuest(Gray) 5N1BV28U67N111271

2004KiaSpectra(Silver) KNAFE121345012141

2000HondaAccord(Blue) 1HGCG5659YA054512

2011ChevroletMalibu(Gold) 1G1ZD5EU2BF314374

2012BuickVerano(Gray) 1G4PP5SK4C4185071

2005BuickRendezvous(Silver) 3G5DA03E35S508184

1996Oldsmobile88-LS 1G3HY52K1T4808555

2005BuickLacrosse(Silver) 2G4WD532551199062

2009BuickEnclave(Gold) 5GAER23D19J130500

2017SubaruOutback(Red) 4S4BSANC6H3312048 C S S ( )

2008CadillacSTS(White) 1G6DK67V780196078

2006FordExplorer(maroon) 1FMEU63E46UB15279

2001PontiacGrandPrix(Silver) 1G2WP52K01F165972

05/08/24,05/15/24

ADID595027

ABANDONEDVEHICLES

Thefollowingvehicleswillbe Auctionedon May10,2024, 12:00Noon at 2327N.MemorialParkway Huntsville,AL35801. ROADSIDETOWING 256-533-0809

1SABS02N472GM9534STARCRAFTCAMPER

05/01/24,05/08/24

ADID594509

ABANDONEDVEHICLES

Thefollowingvehicleswillbe auctionedon June17,2024,at 12:00noon at MDMWreckerService,Inc.

DBA:MayhallWrecker 5000MeridianStreetN, Huntsville,AL35810 256-536-5055

2013DodgeDart VIN#1C3CDFBA3DD323617

05/01/24,05/08/24

ADID594519

ABANDONEDVEHICLES

Thefollowingvehicleswillbe auctionedon June19,2024,at 12:00noon at MDMWreckerService,Inc.

DBA:MayhallWrecker 5000MeridianStreetN, Huntsville,AL35810 256-536-5055

2012FordEscape VIN#1FMCU0C78CKB27268

05/01/24,05/08/24 ADID594522

ABANDONEDVEHICLES

Thefollowingvehicleswillbe auctionon: JUNE07,2024@ 8:00AM @422STEAKLEYRD NEWMARKETAL35761

2017HYUNDAIELANTRA VIN#5NPD84LF9HH065994

05/01/24,05/08/24 ADID594532

ABANDONEDVEHICLES

Thefollowingvehicleswillbe auctionon: JUNE07,2024@ 8:00AM @3319HIGHWAY53, HUNTSVILLEAL35806

2001FORDDRWSUPER VIN#1FCNF53S8Y0A13377

05/01/24,05/08/24 ADID594534

ABANDONEDVEHICLES

Thefollowingvehicleswillbe auctionon:JUNE07,2024@ 8:00AM@501KYLELANE HUNTSVILLEAL35810

2004DODGERAM1500ST VIN#1D7HU18D74S773049

05/01/24,05/08/24 ADID593405

ABANDONEDVEHICLES

Thefollowingvehicleswillbe auctionon: JUNE17,2024@ 8:00AM @2608BONNYVIEW DRNWHUNTSVILLEAL35810

2004BMW745LI VIN#WBAGN63504DS51798

05/08/24,05/15/24

ADID595583

ABANDONEDVEHICLES

Thefollowingvehicleswillbe auctionon: JUNE17,2024@ 8:00AM @138BROOKLAWN DRHARVESTAL35749

2006HONDAACCORD VIN#1HGCM56306A085815

05/08/24,05/15/24 ADID595584

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.

CountyreservestherighttoacceptorrejectallBidsoranyportionthereof.

ABANDONEDVEHICLES

Thefollowingvehicleswillbe auctionon: JUNE17,2024@ 8:00AM @521BROCKRD BROWNSBOROAL35741

2008FORDTAURUS VIN#1FAHP25WX8G122560

05/08/24,05/15/24 ADID595585

ABANDONEDVEHICLES

Thefollowingvehicleswillbe auctionedon June28,2024,at 12:00noon at MDMWreckerService,Inc. DBA:MayhallWrecker 5000MeridianStreetN, Huntsville,AL35810 256-536-5055

2002CHEVROLETSUBURBAN VIN#1GNEC16ZX2J217505 05/08/24,05/15/24

ADID595386

ABANDONEDVEHICLES

Thefollowingvehicleswillbe auctionedon June26,2024,at 12:00noon at MDMWreckerService,Inc. DBA:MayhallWrecker 5000MeridianStreetN, Huntsville,AL35810 256-536-5055

1995CHEVROLETLUMINA VIN#2G1WL52M4S9152010 2006DODGECARAVANVIN# 1D4GP24RX6B554032 2004CHEVROLETMALIBU VIN#1G1ZS52F04F137340 05/08/24,05/15/24

ADID595389

ABANDONEDVEHICLES

Thefollowingvehicleswillbe soldatpublicauction July24, 2024at9:00am atMonrovia BodyShop&WreckerService, Inc.165CapshawRd.,Madison,AL35757. Sellerreservestherighttorejectanyandalloffers. 1N4A13AP5DC9150872013 NISSANALTIMAGRAY

2C3CDZFJ4FH7504212015 DODGECHALLENGERGRAY KNAGN4A77B50543052011 KIAOPTIMARED

2GNA1BEK5H15600552017 CHEVYEQUINOXBLUE

1GCCS14Z0R82299311995 CHEVYSTRUCKTAN JTKDE1779500556102005 TOYOTASCIONGRAY 2D4GP44105R4483562005 DODGRCARAVANGREEN KNHFC46F07A1750452007 HYUNAZERASILVER

1G1PC5SH1C71993132012 CHEVYCRUZECOOPER 1G1ZG57BX8F2301982008 CHEVYMALIBUBLUE

5UXFA13556LY282782006 BMWX5GRAY

1C3CDZAB2DN5987162013 DODGEAVENGERRED 3N1AB8CV7PY2299142023 NISSANSENTRASILVER 05/08/24,05/15/24

ADID595363

ABANDONEDVEHICLE

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

2007GMCYukon Vin:1GKFC16JX7R264764

05/01/24,05/08/24

ADID594535 ADVERTISEMENTFORBIDS

SealedproposalswillbereceivedbyAlabamaA&MUniversityinNormal,ALatAlabama A&MUniversity, UniversityServiceBuilding,FacilitiesConferenceRoom,453 BuchananWay,Normal,Alabama35762,until2:00 p.m.CDTMay16,2024for ALABAMAA&MUNIVERSITY LouisCrewsStadiumRenovation atwhichtimeandplacetheywill bepubliclyopenedandread. Acashier’scheckorbidbond payabletoAlabamaA&MUniversityinanamountnotless thanfive(5)percentofthe amountofthebid,butinno eventmorethan$10,000,must accompanythebidder’sproposal. PerformanceandPayment Bondsandevidenceofinsurancerequiredinthebiddocumentswillberequiredatthe signingoftheContract. Drawingsandspecifications maybeexaminedattheoffice ofNola|VanPeursemArchitects,PC.301 JeffersonStreet,Huntsville,Alabama35801;Phone(256)5336617,afterJanuary29,2024. BidDocumentsmaybeobtainedfromtheArchitectupon depositof$100.00perset, whichwillberefunded infullonthefirst2setsissued toeachgeneralcontractbidder submittingabonafidebid,upon returnofdocuments ingoodconditionwithinten daysofbiddate.Othersetsfor generalcontractors,andsetsfor subcontractorsand dealers,maybeobtainedwith thesamedeposit,whichwillbe refundedasabove,lesscostof printing,reproduction, handling,anddistribution. BidsmustbesubmittedonproposalformsfurnishedbytheArchitectorcopiesthereof.All biddersbiddinginamountsexceedingthatestablishedbythe StateLicensingBoardforGeneralContractorsmustbelicensedundertheprovisionsof Title34,Chapter8,CodeofAlabama,1975,andmustshowevidenceoflicensebeforebidding orbidwillnotbereceivedor

consideredbytheArchitect;the biddershallshowsuchevidencebyclearlydisplayinghis orhercurrentlicensenumber ontheoutsideofthesealedenvelopeinwhichtheproposalis delivered.AlabamaA&MUniversityencouragesminority ownedbusinessparticipationin thebidprocess.TheOwnerreservestherighttorejectanyor allproposalsandtowaivetechnicalerrorsif,intheOwner’s judgment,thebestinterestsof theOwner willtherebybepromoted. Nonresidentbiddersmustaccompanyanywrittenbiddocumentswithawrittenopinionof anattorneyatlaw licensedtopracticelawinsuch nonresidentbidder’sstateof domicile,astothepreferences, ifanyornone,granted bythelawofthatstatetoits ownbusinessentitieswhose principalplacesofbusinessare inthatstateinthelettingof anyorallpubliccontracts. AlabamaA&MUniversity (AwardingAuthority) Nola|VanPeursemArchitects, PC (Architect)

Advertisementtorun: Wednesday,May1,2024 Wednesday,May8,2024 Wednesday,May15,2024 ADID594270

ADVERTISEMENTFORBIDS

SealedproposalswillbereceivedbyAlabamaA&MUniversity(Owner’slegaltitle) attheofficeofAAMUUniversity ServicesBuildingConference Room.453BuchananWay,Normal,AL35762 until2:00pmCSTMay23,2024 for NewFireAlarmSystemfor BondEngineeringBuilding atwhichtimeandplacetheywill bepubliclyopenedandread.

Apre-bidconferencehasbeen scheduledforWednesdayMay 8,2024at8:30am.Attendance isrecommendedforanycontractorwhowishestoturnina bid.

Acashier’scheckorbidbond payabletoAlabamaA&MUniversity inanamountnotlessthanfive (5)percentoftheamountofthe bid,butinnoeventmorethan $10,000,mustaccompanythe bidder’sproposal.Performance andPaymentBondsandevidenceofinsurancerequiredin thebiddocumentswillberequiredatthesigningoftheContract.

Drawingsandspecifications maybeexaminedattheoffice ofHydeEngineering,Inc1525 PerimeterParkway,Suite275, Huntsville,AL35806Phone: (256)270-8013

GeneralContractors,Subcontractors,andSuppliersshallbe furnishedanelectroniccopyof allbiddocumentswhichmaybe obtainedbycontactingtheArchitect(Engineer).Anyprinted documentsshallbeprovided uponadepositof$100.00per set,whichisnon-refundable.

BidsmustbesubmittedonproposalformsfurnishedbytheArchitect(Engineer)orcopies thereof.Allbiddersbiddingin amountsexceedingthatestablishedbytheStateLicensing BoardforGeneralContractors mustbelicensedundertheprovisionsofTitle34,Chapter8, CodeofAlabama,1975,and mustshowevidenceoflicense beforebiddingorbidwillnotbe receivedorconsideredbythe Architect(Engineer);thebiddershallshowsuchevidence byclearlydisplayinghisorher currentlicensenumberonthe outsideofthesealedenvelope inwhichtheproposalisdelivered.TheOwnerreservesthe righttorejectanyorallproposalsandtowaivetechnicalerrors if,intheOwner’sjudgement,the bestinterestsoftheOwnerwill therebybepromoted.

AlabamaA&MUniversity (AwardingAuthority/Owner) HydeEngineering,Inc. (Architect/Engineer)

NOTE:Forprojectsexceeding $100,000,thisnoticemustbe runonceaweekforthreesuccessiveweeksinanewspaper ofgeneralcirculationinthe countyorcountiesinwhichthe project,oranypartoftheproject,istobeperformed.Ifthe projectinvolvesanestimated amountexceeding$500,000, thisnoticemustalsorunatleast onceinthreenewspapersof generalcirculationthroughout thestate.Proofofpublicationis required. 05/01/24,05/08/24,05/15/24 ADID594375 ADVERTISEMENTFORBIDS 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. BidDocumentsmaybeob-

tainedfromtheArchitectupon 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)

Nola|VanPeursemArchitects, PC (Architect)

Advertisementtorun:

Wednesday,April24,2024 Wednesday,May1,2024 Wednesday,May8,2024 ADID593324

AdvertisementofCompletion

ROGERSGROUP,INC.hereby givesnoticeofcompletionof contractwith GreenMountain SouthShawdeeMillandOverlaylocatedintheCityof Huntsville,Alabama(Periodic Project). Thisnoticewillappearforfour(4)consecutive weeksbeginningon 05/01/24 andendingon 05/22/24. All claimsshouldbefiledat2512 TrianaBoulevard,SW, Huntsville,AL35805duringthis period. ADID593331

AdvertisementofCompletion ROGERSGROUP,INC.hereby givesnoticeofcompletionof contractwith COHTennis CourtParkingLot1.5”Mill andOverlaylocatedinthe CityofHuntsville,Alabama (PeriodicProject). Thisnotice willappearforfour(4)consecutiveweeksbeginningon 05/01/24 andendingon 05/22/24.Allclaimsshouldbe filedat2512TrianaBoulevard, SW,Huntsville,AL35805during thisperiod. ADID593333 ALABAMADEPARTMENTOF ENVIRONMENTALMANAGEMENT

NOTICEOFUNDERGROUND STORAGETANK(UST)CORRECTIVEACTIONPLAN ANDREQUESTFORCOMMENTS PUBLICNOTICE-201 MadisonCounty Arezo,Inc.,605OakwoodAvenueNW,Huntsville,Alabama isrequiredbyADEMtoimplementaCorrectiveActionPlan forremediationofsoiland/or groundwaterwhichhasresulted fromareleasefromanundergroundstoragetanklocatedat OakwoodFuelKing,619OakwoodAvenueNW,Huntsville, Alabama. Thesiteisidentified asFacilityI.D.Number 23044089-012805 andIncidentNumber UST20-03-03.The proposedremediationmethods includeremediationbynatural attenuationandMobileEnhancedMulti-PhaseExtraction. CopiesoftheCorrectiveAction PlanforOakwoodFuelKingare availableforpublicinspection electronicallyviahttp://adem.alabama.gov/newsEvents/publicNotices.cntandatthefollowing locationMonday–Friday(exceptlegalholidays),8:00amto 5:00pm.Anominalfeeforcopyingand/ormailingmaybe charged.Arrangementsfor copyingshouldbemadeinadvance.

RussellA.Kelly,Chief PermitsandServicesDivision ADEM 1400ColiseumBlvd. [Mailingaddress:POBox 301463;Zip36130-1463] Montgomery,Alabama361102400 (334)271-7714 permitsmail@adem.alabama.g ov

Personswishingtocomment maydoso,inwritingorby email,totheDepartment’s namedcontactabovewithin15 daysfollowingthepublication dateofthisnotice.Anyperson wishingtoprovideadditionalinformationregardingtheCorrectiveActionPlanmaydoso. Awrittenrequestforapublic meetingmayalsobefiledwithin that15-dayperiodandmust statethenatureoftheissues proposedtoberaisedinthe meeting.

Noticeisherebygiventhis 8th dayofMay,2024, byauthority oftheAlabamaDepartmentof EnvironmentalManagement.

DustinD.Key HARRISON&GAMMONS,P.C. PostOfficeBox19008 Huntsville,AL35804

PublicationDates:05/08/24, 05/15/24,05/22/24,05/29/24. ADID595171

Defaulthavingbeenmadein

nesssecuredbythatcertain

pherRayHudgensandHonesty RiplyHudgens,originallyin favorofNavyFederalCredit UniononApril8,2022,said mortgagerecordedintheOffice oftheJudgeofProbateofMadisonCounty,Alabama,atMortgageBook2022,Page99877; theundersignedNavyFederal CreditUnion,as Mortgagee/Transferee,under andbyvirtueofthepowerof salecontainedinsaidmort-

LANE. Propertystreetaddressforinformationalpurposes: 2435 CharityLnHazelGreen,AL 35750 THISPROPERTYWILLBE SOLDONAN“ASIS,WHERE IS”BASIS,SUBJECTTOANY EASEMENTS,ENCUMBRANCES,ANDEXCEPTIONS REFLECTEDINTHEMORTGAGEANDTHOSECONTAINEDINTHERECORDSOF THEOFFICEOFTHEJUDGE OFPROBATEOFTHE COUNTYWHERETHE ABOVE-DESCRIBEDPROPERTYISSITUATED.THIS PROPERTYWILLBESOLD WITHOUTWARRANTYORRECOURSE,EXPRESSEDOR IMPLIEDASTOTITLE,USE AND/ORENJOYMENTAND WILLBESOLDSUBJECTTO THERIGHTOFREDEMPTION OFALLPARTIESENTITLED THERETO.

Alabamalawgivessomepersonswhohaveaninterestin 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.NavyFederalCreditUnion, Mortgagee/Transferee ALDRIDGEPITE,LLPSixPiedmontCenter3525Piedmont Road,N.E.,Suite700Atlanta, GA30305.AttorneyforMortgagee/Transferee.

Newspaper:TheMadison Record PublicationDates:5/8/2024, 5/15/2024,5/22/2024

THISOFFICEISACTINGASA DEBTCOLLECTORANDISATTEMPTINGTOCOLLECTA DEBT.ANYINFORMATIONOBTAINEDWILLBEUSEDFOR THATPURPOSE. ADID595208

NOTICEOFFORECLOSURE SALE MADISONCOUNTY

Defaulthavingbeenmadein thepaymentoftheindebtednesssecuredbythatcertain mortgageexecutedbyNalia SheraunMcfarland,single woman,originallyinfavorof MortgageElectronicRegistrationSystems,Inc.,asmortf

gagee,asnomineeforInterLinc MortgageServices,LLC,its successorsandassigns,onAugust1,2019,saidmortgage recordedintheOfficeofthe JudgeofProbateofMadison County,Alabama,Instrument Number2019-00048813,as modifiedatInstrumentNumber 2021-00087916;theundersignedLakeviewLoanServicing,LLC,as Mortgagee/Transferee,under andbyvirtueofthepowerof salecontainedinsaidmortgage,willsellatpublicoutcryto thehighestbidderforcashor certifiedfunds,infrontofthe mainentranceoftheCourthouseatMadisonCounty,Alabama,onApril4,2024,during thelegalhoursofsale,allofits right,title,andinterestinandto thefollowingdescribedrealestate,situatedinMadison County,Alabama,to-wit:

LOT13,BLOCK1,ACCORDINGTOTHEMAPOFSURVEY OFTHEOAKSSUBDIVISION, ASRECORDEDINPLAT BOOK18,PAGE36,INTHE OFFICEOFTHEJUDGEOF PROBATEOFMADISON COUNTY,ALABAMA

Propertystreetaddressforinformationalpurposes: 210 StormyDrNewMarket,AL 35761

THISPROPERTYWILLBE SOLDONAN“ASIS,WHERE IS”BASIS,SUBJECTTOANY EASEMENTS,ENCUMBRANCES,ANDEXCEPTIONS REFLECTEDINTHEMORTGAGEANDTHOSECONTAINEDINTHERECORDSOF THEOFFICEOFTHEJUDGE OFPROBATEOFTHE COUNTYWHERETHE ABOVE-DESCRIBEDPROPERTYISSITUATED.THIS PROPERTYWILLBESOLD WITHOUTWARRANTYORRECOURSE,EXPRESSEDOR IMPLIEDASTOTITLE,USE AND/ORENJOYMENTAND WILLBESOLDSUBJECTTO THERIGHTOFREDEMPTION OFALLPARTIESENTITLED THERETO. Alabamalawgivessomepersonswhohaveaninterestin 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.LakeviewLoanServicing, LLC ,Mortgagee/Transferee

ALDRIDGEPITE,LLPSixPiedmontCenter3525Piedmont Road,N.E.,Suite700Atlanta, GA30305.AttorneyforMortgagee/Transferee.

Newspaper:TheMadison Record PublicationDates:3/6/2024, 3/13/2024,3/20/2024

AMENDMENTTONOTICEOF MORTGAGEFORECLOSURE SALE

Thesaledateundertheabove mentionedNoticeofMortgage ForeclosureSalehasbeen postponeduntilMay9,2024, andpublicnoticethereofhaving beengiven,theabovenoticeis herebyrepublishedwiththis amendment.

Newspaper:TheMadison Record PublicationDates:3/27/2024 AMENDMENTTONOTICEOF MORTGAGEFORECLOSURE SALE

Thesaledateundertheabove mentionedNoticeofMortgage ForeclosureSalehasbeen postponeduntilJune20,2024, andpublicnoticethereofhaving beengiven,theabovenoticeis herebyrepublishedwiththis amendment.

Newspaper:TheMadison Record PublicationDates:5/8/2024

THISOFFICEISACTINGASA DEBTCOLLECTORANDISATTEMPTINGTOCOLLECTA DEBT.ANYINFORMATIONOBTAINEDWILLBEUSEDFOR THATPURPOSE. ADID594818

NOTICEOFFORECLOSURE SALE MADISONCOUNTY

Defaulthavingbeenmadein thepaymentoftheindebtednesssecuredbythatcertain mortgageexecutedbyRobert PepperandMichelePepper, husbandandwife,originallyin favorofMortgageElectronic RegistrationSystems,Inc.,as mortgagee,asnomineefor ConsumerFirstMortgage,Inc., itssuccessorsandassigns,on October29,2008,saidmortgagerecordedintheOfficeof theJudgeofProbateofMadisonCounty,Alabama,InstrumentNumber 20081030000684770,asmodifiedatMortgageBook2023, Page186179;theundersigned WilmingtonSavingsFundSociety,FSB,astrusteeofStanwich MortgageLoanTrustF,asMortgagee/Transferee,underandby virtueofthepowerofsalecontainedinsaidmortgage,willsell atpublicoutcrytothehighest bidderforcashorcertified funds,infrontofthemainentranceoftheCourthouseat MadisonCounty,Alabama,on May23,2024,duringthelegal hoursofsale,allofitsright,title, andinterestinandtothefollowingdescribedrealestate,situatedinMadisonCounty, Alabama,to-wit: Lot292,accordingtotheplat f f C S

ofmapofBristolCreekSubdivision,PhaseII,asrecorded inDocumentNumber 20080219000103130,inthe OfficeoftheJudgeofProbate ofMadisonCounty,Alabama. Propertystreetaddressforinformationalpurposes: 109Belle HavenDr,OwensCross Roads,AL35763 THISPROPERTYWILLBE SOLDONAN“ASIS,WHERE IS”BASIS,SUBJECTTOANY EASEMENTS,ENCUMBRANCES,ANDEXCEPTIONS REFLECTEDINTHEMORTGAGEANDTHOSECONTAINEDINTHERECORDSOF THEOFFICEOFTHEJUDGE OFPROBATEOFTHE COUNTYWHERETHE ABOVE-DESCRIBEDPROPERTYISSITUATED.THIS PROPERTYWILLBESOLD WITHOUTWARRANTYORRECOURSE,EXPRESSEDOR IMPLIEDASTOTITLE,USE AND/ORENJOYMENTAND WILLBESOLDSUBJECTTO THERIGHTOFREDEMPTION OFALLPARTIESENTITLED THERETO. Alabamalawgivessomepersonswhohaveaninterestin 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.WilmingtonSavingsFund Society,FSB,astrusteeof StanwichMortgageLoanTrust F,Mortgagee/TransfereeJeffG. UnderwoodALDRIDGEPITE, LLPSixPiedmontCenter3525 PiedmontRoad,N.E.,Suite700 Atlanta,GA30305.Attorneyfor Mortgagee/Transferee. Newspaper:TheMadison Record PublicationDates:4/24/2024, 5/1/2024,5/8/2024

THISOFFICEISACTINGASA DEBTCOLLECTORANDISATTEMPTINGTOCOLLECTA DEBT.ANYINFORMATIONOBTAINEDWILLBEUSEDFOR THATPURPOSE. ADID592436

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Defaulthavingbeenmadein thepaymentoftheindebtednesssecuredbythatcertain mortgageexecutedbyWanda HastelOliver,unmarriedperson, originallyinfavorofSouthTrust MortgageCorporationonOctober19,2001,saidmortgage recordedintheOfficeofthe JudgeofProbateofMadison County,Alabama,atBook 2899,Page966andrerecordedatBook3225,Page 492;theundersignedNewRez LLCd/b/aShellpointMortgage Servicing,asMortgagee/Transferee,underandbyvirtueofthe powerofsalecontainedinsaid mortgage,willsellatpublicoutcrytothehighestbidderfor cashorcertifiedfunds,infront ofthemainentranceofthe CourthouseatMadisonCounty, Alabama,onMay30,2024,duringthelegalhoursofsale,allof itsright,title,andinterestinand tothefollowingdescribedreal estate,situatedinMadison County,Alabama,to-wit: ALLTHATPARTOFSECTION 29,T2S,R1E,MADISON COUNTY,ALABAMA,BEING MOREPARTICULARLYDESCRIBEDAS: BEGINNINGATANIRON POINTONTHESOUTHMARGINOFAPUBLICROADAND RUNTHENCES63DEGREES 35’EALONGTHESMARGIN OFSAIDROADFOR208.7’TO APOINT;THENCES1DEGREE00’W208.7’;THENCE N63DEGREES35’W208.7’; THENCEN1DEGREE00’E 208.7’TOTHEPOINTOFBEGINNING,SAIDONEACRE TRACTBEINGCARVED FROMTHENORTHWEST CORNEROFTHEFOLLOWINGDESCRIBEDTRACT;THE NORTH75ACRESOFTHE NORTH1/2OFTHESE1/4OF SECTION29,T2S,R1E, LESS5ACRESTAKEN EVENLYOFFTHEWESTSIDE THEREOF. Propertystreetaddressforinformationalpurposes: 661BaltimoreHillRoad#A,Huntsville, AL35810 THISPROPERTYWILLBE SOLDONAN“ASIS,WHERE IS”BASIS,SUBJECTTOANY EASEMENTS,ENCUMBRANCES,ANDEXCEPTIONS REFLECTEDINTHEMORTGAGEANDTHOSECONTAINEDINTHERECORDSOF THEOFFICEOFTHEJUDGE OFPROBATEOFTHE COUNTYWHERETHE ABOVE-DESCRIBEDPROPERTYISSITUATED.THIS PROPERTYWILLBESOLD WITHOUTWARRANTYORRECOURSE,EXPRESSEDOR IMPLIEDASTOTITLE,USE AND/ORENJOYMENTAND WILLBESOLDSUBJECTTO THERIGHTOFREDEMPTION OFALLPARTIESENTITLED THERETO. Alabamalawgivessomepersonswhohaveaninterestin propertytherighttoredeemthe

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(75)feetverticalheightabove theground,exceptwhensuch treeorstructure,becauseofterrain,landcontourortopographicfeatures,wouldextend abovetheheightlimitprescribedforsuchtransitional zones. Nothingcontainedinanyofthe foregoingexceptionsshallbe construedaspermittingorintendingtopermitanyconstructionoralterationofanystructure orgrowthofanytreeexceeding anyoftheheightlimitsestablishedbythisOrdinanceexcept assetforthinSection7,Par(4).

(2)EXISTINGUSES-No permitshallbegrantedthat wouldallowtheestablishment orcreationofanyairporthazard orpermitanonconforminguse, structure,ortreetobemadeor becomehigher,orbecomea greaterhazardtoairnavigation, thanitwasontheeffectivedate ofthisOrdinanceoranyamendmentstheretoorthanitiswhen theapplicationforapermitis made.

(3)NONCONFORMING USES,ABANDONEDORDESTROYED-Wheneverthe HuntsvilleExecutiveAirport ZoningCommissiondetermines thatanonconformingstructure ortreehasbeenabandonedor morethaneighty(80)percent torndown,physicallydeteriorated,ordecayed,nopermit shallbegrantedthatwould allowsuchstructureortreeto exceedtheapplicableheight limitorotherwisedeviatefrom thezoningrelations.

(4)VARIANCES-Anyperson desiringtoerectorincreasethe heightofany structureorpermitthegrowthof anytreeorusehispropertyin violationoftheregulationsprescribedinthisOrdinance,may applytotheMadisonCounty ExecutiveAirportZoningCommissionforavariancefrom suchregulationsinquestion. Theapplicationforvariance shallbeaccompaniedbyadeterminationfromtheFederal AviationAdministrationastothe effectoftheproposalontheoperationofairnavigationfacilities andthesafe,efficientuseof navigableairspace.Suchvariancesshallbeallowedwhereit isdulyfoundthataliteralapplicationorenforcementoftherelationswillresultinunnecessary hardshipandthereliefgranted wouldnotbecontrarytothe publicinterest,butdosubstantialjustice,andbeinaccordancewiththespiritofthis Ordinance.Additionally,noapplicationforvariancetotherequirementsofthisOrdinance maybeconsideredbytheMadisonCountyExecutiveAirport ZoningCommissionunlessa copyoftheapplicationhasbeen furnishedtotheManagerofthe HuntsvilleExecutiveAirportfor adviceastotheaeronauticaleffectsofthevariance.IftheManageroftheHuntsvilleExecutive Airportdoesnotrespondtothe applicationwithinfifteen(15) daysafterreceipt,theMadison CountyExecutiveAirportZoning Commissionmayactonitsown tograntordenysaidapplication. (5)OBSTRUCTIONMARKINGANDLIGHTING-Anypermitorvariancegranted,ifsuch actionisdeemedadvisableby theMadisonCountyExecutive AirportZoningCommissionto effectuatethepurposeofthis Ordinanceandbereasonablein thecircumstancesmaybeso conditionedastorequirethe ownerofthestructureortreein questiontoallowtheMadison CountyExecutiveAirportAuthoritytoinstall,operate,and maintain,attheexpenseofthe MadisonCountyExecutiveAirportAuthority,suchmarkings andlightsasmaybenecessary. Section8.Enforcement. ItshallbethedutyoftheMadisonCountyExecutiveAirport ZoningCommissiontoadministerandenforcetheregulations prescribedherein.Applications forpermitsshallbemadetothe MadisonCountyExecutiveAirportZoningCommissionupona formpublishedforthatpurpose. ApplicationsrequiredbythisOrdinancetobesubmittedtothe MadisonCountyExecutiveAirportZoningCommissionshall bepromptlyconsideredand grantedordenied.Applications forvarianceshallbemadeto theMadisonCountyExecutive AirportZoningCommissionby filingsaidapplicationforvariancewiththeMadisonCounty ExecutiveAirportZoningCommissionfordetermination. Section9.AppealsandJudicialReview. (1)Anypersonaggrievedby anydecisionoftheMadison CountyExecutiveAirportAuthorityorMadisonCountyExecutiveAirportZoning CommissionmadeinitsadministrationofthisOrdinance,ifof theopinionthatadecisionof theMadisonCountyExecutive AirportAuthorityorMadison CountyExecutiveAirportZoning Commissionisanimproperapplicationoftheserelations,may appealtotheCircuitCourtfor MadisonCounty,Alabama. (2)Allappealshereunder mustbetakenwithinten(10) daysbyfilingwiththeMadison CountyCoutyExecutiveAirport AuthorityandtheMadison CountyExecutiveAirportZoning Commissionanoticeofappeal specifyingthegroundsthereof. TheMadisonCountyExecutive AirportZoningCommission shallforthwithtransmittothe courtallpapersconstitutingthe recorduponwhichtheaction appealedfromwastaken. (3)Anappealshallstayall activitiesinfurtheranceofthe actionbytheapplicationand appealinaccordancewithapplicablelaw. Section10.Enforcementand Remedies. Incaseanybuildingorstructure iserected,constructed,reconstructed,altered,repaired,convertedormaintained;orany building,structureorlandis usedinviolationofthisOrdinance,theMadisonCountyExecutiveAirportAuthority,in additiontootherremedies,may instituteanyappropriateaction orproceedingstoprevent,re-

strain,correct,orabateany suchunlawfulerection,construction,reconstruction,alteration,repair,conversion, maintenance,oruse,torestrain, correct,orabatesuchviolation, topreventtheoccupancyof suchbuilding,structure,orland, ortopreventanyillegalact, conduct,business,oruseinor aboutsuchpremises. Section11.ConflictingRegulations. Wherethereexistsaconflictbetweenanyoftheregulationsor limitationsprescribedinthisOrdinanceandanyotherregulationsapplicabletothesame area,whethertheconflictbe withrespecttotheheightof structuresortrees,theuseof land,oranyothermatter,the airportcompatiblelanduseregulationshallgovernandprevail.

Section12.Severability. Ifanyoftheprovisionsofthis Ordinanceortheapplication thereoftoanypersonorcircumstanceisheldinvalid,suchinvalidityshallnotaffectother provisionsorapplication,andto thisendtheprovisionsofthis Ordinancearedeclaredtobe severable. Section13.EffectiveDate. WHEREAStheimmediateoperationoftheprovisionsofthis Ordinanceisnecessaryforthe preservationofthepublic health,publicsafety,andgeneralwelfare,andthisOrdinance shallbeinfullforceandeffect fromandafteritspassageby theMadisonCountyExecutive AirportAuthority. 05/01/24,05/08/24 ADID594496

NOTICEOFSALEUNDER POWER FORECLOSURENOTICE WHEREAS,defaulthasoccurredintheperformanceofthe covenants,termsandconditions ofamortgagefromMVPConstruction,LLC,aAlabamaLimitedLiabilityCompanytoLima OneCapital,LLC,onthe7th dayofOctober,2022,saidmortgagerecordedintheOfficeof theJudgeofProbateofMadisonCounty,Alabama,onNovember21,2022,in Deed/MortgageBook2022, Page266241,MadisonCounty, AlabamaRecords,saidMortgagehavingsubsequentlybeen transferredandassignedto WilmingtonTrust,N.A.,notinits individualcapacity,butsolelyas trusteeofMFRATrust2021-2, byinstrumentrecordedinthe aforesaidProbateOffice;notice isherebygiventhattheundersignedWilmingtonTrust,N.A., notinitsindividualcapacity,but solelyastrusteeofMFRATrust 2021-2,asMortgagee/Transferee,underandbyvirtueofthe powerofsalecontainedinsaid mortgage,willsellatpublicoutcrytothehighestbidderfor cashinfrontofthemainentranceoftheCourthousein Huntsville,MadisonCounty,Alabama,on June13,2024, during thelegalhoursofsale,allofits right,title,andinterestinandto thefollowingdescribedrealestate,situatedinMadison County,Alabama,to-wit: LOT1,BLOCK6,ACCORDING TOTHEMAPOFSURVEYOF ASHLEYACRESAS RECORDEDINPLATBOOK 22,PAGE25,INTHEOFFICE OFTHEJUDGEOFPROBATE OFMADISONCOUNTY,ALABAMA.

Saidlegaldescriptionbeing controlling,howeverthepropertyismorecommonlyknown as 189TOPAZROAD, HUNTSVILLE,AL35810.

Alabamalawgivessomepersonswhohaveaninterestin propertytherighttoredeemthe propertyundercertaincircumstances.Programsmayalso existthathelppersonsavoidor delaytheforeclosureprocess. Anattorneyshouldbeconsulted tohelpyouunderstandthese rightsandprogramsasapartof theforeclosureprocess.

Thispropertywillbesoldonan “asis,whereis”basis,subject toanyeasements,encumbrances,andexceptionsreflectedinthemortgageand thosecontainedintherecords oftheOfficeoftheJudgeof Probateinthecountywherethe above-describedpropertyissituated.Thispropertywillbesold subjecttotherightofredemptionofallpartiesentitledthereto andsubjecttoanyoutstanding advaloremtaxes(including taxeswhicharealien,whether ornotnowdueandpayable). Thissaleismadeforthepurposeofpayingtheindebtednesssecuredbysaidmortgage, aswellastheexpensesofforeclosure.TheMortgagee/Transfereereservestherighttobid forandpurchasetherealestate andtocredititspurchaseprice againsttheexpensesofsale andtheindebtednesssecured bytherealestate.Thissaleis subjecttopostponementorcancellation.

WilmingtonTrust,N.A.,notinits individualcapacity,butsolelyas trusteeofMFRATrust2021-2, Mortgagee/Transferee THEBELOWLAWFIRMMAY BEHELDTOBEACTINGASA DEBTCOLLECTOR,UNDER FEDERALLAW.IFSO,ANY INFORMATIONOBTAINED WILLBEUSEDFORTHAT PURPOSE.

RubinLublin,LLC,Attorneyfor Mortgagee/Transferee 3145AvalonRidgePlace,Suite 100,PeachtreeCorners,GA 30071 TelephoneNumber:(877)8130992CaseNo.LMA-24-011931 AdRunDates:05/01/2024, 05/08/2024,05/15/2024 rlselaw.com/property-listing ADID593590

NOTICEOFSALEUNDER POWER FORECLOSURENOTICE WHEREAS,defaulthasoccurredintheperformanceofthe covenants,termsandconditions ofamortgagefromBARBARA STICKLER,ANUNMARRIED WOMANtoMORTGAGEELEC-

TRONICREGISTRATIONSYSTEMS,INC.,ASMORTGAGEE, ASNOMINEEFORGENERATIONMORTGAGECOMPANY, onthe12thdayofApril,2013, saidmortgagerecordedinthe OfficeoftheJudgeofProbate ofMadisonCounty,Alabama, onApril24,2013,atInstrument Number20130424000263510, MadisonCounty,Alabama Records,saidMortgagehaving subsequentlybeentransferred andassignedtoMortgageAssetsManagement,LLC,byinstrumentrecordedinthe aforesaidProbateOffice;notice isherebygiventhattheundersignedMortgageAssetsManagement,LLC,as Mortgagee/Transferee,under andbyvirtueofthepowerof salecontainedinsaidmortgage,willsellatpublicoutcryto thehighestbidderforcashin frontofthemainentranceofthe CourthouseinHuntsville,MadisonCounty,Alabama,on June 13,2024, duringthelegalhours ofsale,allofitsright,title,and interestinandtothefollowing describedrealestate,situated inMadisonCounty,Alabama, to-wit: LOT2,BLOCK2,ACCORDING TOTHEMAPOFSURVEYOF JORDANPARKADDITION,AS RECORDEDINPLATBOOK1, PAGE227,INTHEOFFICEOF THEJUDGEOFPROBATEOF MADISONCOUNTY,ALABAMA.

Saidlegaldescriptionbeing controlling,howeverthepropertyismorecommonlyknown as 2117RIDGEWAYSTSW, HUNTSVILLE,AL35805.

Alabamalawgivessomepersonswhohaveaninterestin propertytherighttoredeemthe propertyundercertaincircumstances.Programsmayalso existthathelppersonsavoidor delaytheforeclosureprocess. Anattorneyshouldbeconsulted tohelpyouunderstandthese rightsandprogramsasapartof theforeclosureprocess.

Thispropertywillbesoldonan “asis,whereis”basis,subject toanyeasements,encumbrances,andexceptionsreflectedinthemortgageand thosecontainedintherecords oftheOfficeoftheJudgeof Probateinthecountywherethe above-describedpropertyissituated.Thispropertywillbesold subjecttotherightofredemptionofallpartiesentitledthereto andsubjecttoanyoutstanding advaloremtaxes(including taxeswhicharealien,whether ornotnowdueandpayable). Thissaleismadeforthepurposeofpayingtheindebtednesssecuredbysaidmortgage, aswellastheexpensesofforeclosure.TheMortgagee/Transfereereservestherighttobid forandpurchasetherealestate andtocredititspurchaseprice againsttheexpensesofsale andtheindebtednesssecured bytherealestate.Thissaleis subjecttopostponementorcancellation.

MortgageAssetsManagement, LLC,Mortgagee/Transferee

THEBELOWLAWFIRMMAY BEHELDTOBEACTINGASA DEBTCOLLECTOR,UNDER FEDERALLAW.IFSO,ANY INFORMATIONOBTAINED WILLBEUSEDFORTHAT PURPOSE.

RubinLublin,LLC,Attorneyfor Mortgagee/Transferee 3145AvalonRidgePlace,Suite 100,PeachtreeCorners,GA 30071 TelephoneNumber:(877)8130992CaseNo.RMU-24-019221

AdRunDates:05/01/2024, 05/08/2024,05/15/2024 rlselaw.com/property-listing ADID593729

NOTICEOFSALEUNDER POWER FORECLOSURENOTICE WHEREAS,defaulthasoccurredintheperformanceofthe covenants,termsandconditions ofamortgagefrom3Fives, LLC,aDelawareLimitedLiabilityCompanytoLimaOneCapital,LLC,onthe29thdayof April,2022,saidmortgage recordedintheOfficeofthe JudgeofProbateofMadison County,Alabama,onMay4, 2022,inDeed/MortgageBook 2022,Page119721,Madison County,AlabamaRecords,said Mortgagehavingsubsequently beentransferredandassigned toWilmingtonTrust,N.A.,notin itsindividualcapacity,butsolely astrusteeofMFRATrust20211,byinstrumentrecordedinthe aforesaidProbateOffice;notice isherebygiventhattheundersignedWilmingtonTrust,N.A., notinitsindividualcapacity,but solelyastrusteeofMFRATrust 2021-1,asMortgagee/Transferee,underandbyvirtueofthe powerofsalecontainedinsaid mortgage,willsellatpublicoutcrytothehighestbidderfor cashinfrontofthemainentranceoftheCourthousein Huntsville,MadisonCounty,Alabama,on June13,2024, during thelegalhoursofsale,allofits right,title,andinterestinandto thefollowingdescribedrealestate,situatedinMadison County,Alabama,to-wit: LOT14,BLOCK23OFTHE EASTHUNTSVILLEADDITION TOTHECITYOF HUNTSVILLE,ALABAMA,IN THESAMEASRECORDEDIN PLATBOOK1,ATPAGE35 PROBATERECORDSOF MADISONCOUNTY,ALABAMA.

Saidlegaldescriptionbeing controlling,howeverthepropertyismorecommonlyknown as 1007STEVENSAVENUE NORTHEAST,HUNTSVILLE, AL35801.

Alabamalawgivessomepersonswhohaveaninterestin propertytherighttoredeemthe propertyundercertaincircumstances.Programsmayalso existthathelppersonsavoidor delaytheforeclosureprocess. Anattorneyshouldbeconsulted

tohelpyouunderstandthese rightsandprogramsasapartof theforeclosureprocess. Thispropertywillbesoldonan “asis,whereis”basis,subject toanyeasements,encumbrances,andexceptionsreflectedinthemortgageand thosecontainedintherecords oftheOfficeoftheJudgeof Probateinthecountywherethe above-describedpropertyissituated.Thispropertywillbesold subjecttotherightofredemptionofallpartiesentitledthereto andsubjecttoanyoutstanding advaloremtaxes(including taxeswhicharealien,whether ornotnowdueandpayable). Thissaleismadeforthepurposeofpayingtheindebtednesssecuredbysaidmortgage, aswellastheexpensesofforeclosure.TheMortgagee/Transfereereservestherighttobid forandpurchasetherealestate andtocredititspurchaseprice againsttheexpensesofsale andtheindebtednesssecured bytherealestate.Thissaleis subjecttopostponementorcancellation.

WilmingtonTrust,N.A.,notinits individualcapacity,butsolelyas trusteeofMFRATrust2021-1, Mortgagee/Transferee THEBELOWLAWFIRMMAY BEHELDTOBEACTINGASA DEBTCOLLECTOR,UNDER FEDERALLAW.IFSO,ANY INFORMATIONOBTAINED WILLBEUSEDFORTHAT PURPOSE.

RubinLublin,LLC,Attorneyfor Mortgagee/Transferee 3145AvalonRidgePlace,Suite 100,PeachtreeCorners,GA 30071

TelephoneNumber:(877)8130992CaseNo.LMA-24-012003

AdRunDates:05/01/2024, 05/08/2024,05/15/2024 rlselaw.com/property-listing ADID593962

NOTICEOFSALEUNDER POWER FORECLOSURENOTICE WHEREAS,defaulthasoccurredintheperformanceofthe covenants,termsandconditions ofamortgagefromWOODARD GIBSON,UNMARRIEDMANto MORTGAGEELECTRONIC REGISTRATIONSYSTEMS, INC.,ASMORTGAGEE,AS NOMINEEFORROYAL UNITEDMORTGAGELLC,on the2nddayofNovember,2012, saidmortgagerecordedinthe OfficeoftheJudgeofProbate ofMadisonCounty,Alabama, onNovember13,2012,atInstrumentNumber 20121113000730510,Madison County,AlabamaRecords,said Mortgagehavingsubsequently beentransferredandassigned toGREENSPRINGCAPITAL MANAGEMENTLLC,NOTIN ITSINDIVIDUALCAPACITY, BUTSOLELYASADMINISTRATOROFTHERMH2023-2 TRUST,byinstrumentrecorded intheaforesaidProbateOffice; noticeisherebygiventhatthe undersignedGREENSPRING CAPITALMANAGEMENTLLC, NOTINITSINDIVIDUALCAPACITY,BUTSOLELYASADMINISTRATOROFTHERMH 2023-2TRUST,as Mortgagee/Transferee,under andbyvirtueofthepowerof salecontainedinsaidmortgage,willsellatpublicoutcryto thehighestbidderforcashin frontofthemainentranceofthe CourthouseinHuntsville,MadisonCounty,Alabama,on May

23,2024, duringthelegalhours ofsale,allofitsright,title,and interestinandtothefollowing describedrealestate,situated inMadisonCounty,Alabama, to-wit: LOT1,BLOCK1,ACCORDING TOTHEMAPORPLATOF MOUNTAINCOVESUBDIVISION,ASRECORDEDINPLAT BOOK18,PAGE54,INTHE OFFICEOFTHEJUDGEOF PROBATEOFMADISON COUNTY,ALABAMA.

Saidlegaldescriptionbeing controlling,howeverthepropertyismorecommonlyknown as 101HIGHTOWERRD,HARVEST,AL35749.

Alabamalawgivessomepersonswhohaveaninterestin propertytherighttoredeemthe propertyundercertaincircumstances.Programsmayalso existthathelppersonsavoidor delaytheforeclosureprocess. Anattorneyshouldbeconsulted tohelpyouunderstandthese rightsandprogramsasapartof theforeclosureprocess.

Thispropertywillbesoldonan “asis,whereis”basis,subject toanyeasements,encumbrances,andexceptionsreflectedinthemortgageand thosecontainedintherecords oftheOfficeoftheJudgeof Probateinthecountywherethe above-describedpropertyissituated.Thispropertywillbesold subjecttotherightofredemptionofallpartiesentitledthereto andsubjecttoanyoutstanding advaloremtaxes(including taxeswhicharealien,whether ornotnowdueandpayable). Thissaleismadeforthepurposeofpayingtheindebtednesssecuredbysaidmortgage, aswellastheexpensesofforeclosure.TheMortgagee/Transfereereservestherighttobid forandpurchasetherealestate andtocredititspurchaseprice againsttheexpensesofsale andtheindebtednesssecured bytherealestate.Thissaleis subjecttopostponementorcancellation.

GREENSPRINGCAPITAL MANAGEMENTLLC,NOTIN ITSINDIVIDUALCAPACITY, BUTSOLELYASADMINISTRATOROFTHERMH2023-2 TRUST,Mortgagee/Transferee THEBELOWLAWFIRMMAY BEHELDTOBEACTINGASA DEBTCOLLECTOR,UNDER FEDERALLAW.IFSO,ANY INFORMATIONOBTAINED WILLBEUSEDFORTHAT PURPOSE.

RubinLublin,LLC,Attorneyfor Mortgagee/Transferee 3145AvalonRidgePlace,Suite 100,PeachtreeCorners,GA 30071 TelephoneNumber:(877)8130992CaseNo.BCM-24-003311 AdRunDates:04/24/2024, 05/01/2024,05/08/2024 rlselaw.com/property-listing 04/24/24,05/01/24,05/08/24 ADID592460

NOTICEOFSALEUNDER POWER FORECLOSURENOTICE

WHEREAS,defaulthasoccurredintheperformanceofthe covenants,termsandconditions ofamortgagefromWilliamSullivan,andCourtneyLSullivan, husbandandwifetoMORTGAGEELECTRONICREGISTRATIONSYSTEMSINC.AS MORTGAGEE,ASNOMINEE O O G G S C

onthe3rddayofFebruary, 2022,saidmortgagerecorded intheOfficeoftheJudgeof ProbateofMadisonCounty,Alabama,onFebruary7,2022,in Deed/MortgageBook2022, Page37232,MadisonCounty, AlabamaRecords,saidMortgagehavingsubsequentlybeen transferredandassignedto PennyMacLoanServices,LLC, byinstrumentrecordedinthe aforesaidProbateOffice;notice isherebygiventhattheundersignedPennyMacLoanServices,LLC,as Mortgagee/Transferee,under andbyvirtueofthepowerof salecontainedinsaidmortgage,willsellatpublicoutcryto thehighestbidderforcashin frontofthemainentranceofthe CourthouseinHuntsville,MadisonCounty,Alabama,on May 23,2024, duringthelegalhours ofsale,allofitsright,title,and interestinandtothefollowing describedrealestate,situated inMadisonCounty,Alabama, to-wit:

LOT82,ASSHOWNONTHAT CERTAINPLATOFTHEESTATESATRIVERSLANDING TRIANA,ALABAMA,DATED JUNE9,2016AND RECORDEDJUNE17,2016, ASDOCUMENTNO. 20160617000332920INTHE OFFICEOFTHEJUDGEOF PROBATEOFMADISON COUNTY,ALABAMA.

Saidlegaldescriptionbeing controlling,howeverthepropertyismorecommonlyknown as 207CaudleDr,Madison, AL35756.

Alabamalawgivessomepersonswhohaveaninterestin propertytherighttoredeemthe propertyundercertaincircumstances.Programsmayalso existthathelppersonsavoidor delaytheforeclosureprocess. Anattorneyshouldbeconsulted tohelpyouunderstandthese rightsandprogramsasapartof theforeclosureprocess.

Thispropertywillbesoldonan “asis,whereis”basis,subject toanyeasements,encumbrances,andexceptionsreflectedinthemortgageand thosecontainedintherecords oftheOfficeoftheJudgeof Probateinthecountywherethe above-describedpropertyissituated.Thispropertywillbesold subjecttotherightofredemptionofallpartiesentitledthereto andsubjecttoanyoutstanding advaloremtaxes(including taxeswhicharealien,whether ornotnowdueandpayable). Thissaleismadeforthepurposeofpayingtheindebtednesssecuredbysaidmortgage, aswellastheexpensesofforeclosure.TheMortgagee/Transfereereservestherighttobid forandpurchasetherealestate andtocredititspurchaseprice againsttheexpensesofsale andtheindebtednesssecured bytherealestate.Thissaleis subjecttopostponementorcancellation.

PennyMacLoanServices,LLC, Mortgagee/Transferee

THEBELOWLAWFIRMMAY BEHELDTOBEACTINGASA DEBTCOLLECTOR,UNDER FEDERALLAW.IFSO,ANY INFORMATIONOBTAINED WILLBEUSEDFORTHAT PURPOSE.

RubinLublin,LLC,Attorneyfor Mortgagee/Transferee S

May8,2024

tates-PhaseI,Section24, Township2,Range2West, MadisonCounty,Alabama,as recordedinPlatBook42,Page 6,ProbateRecordsofMadison County,Alabama YouareherebynotifiedtoappearbeforesaidCourtonsaid daytocontestsaidpetitionif youthinkproper. This15thdayofApril,2024 /s/FrankBarger JudgeofProbate

THEMadisonRecord3TIMES: April24th,May1st,May8th, 2024 ADID593323 STATEOFALABAMA INTHEPROBATECOURT COUNTYOFMADISON CASENO.79126

INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFSAMMICHAELCAVALLO,DECEASED

To:GiuseppeCavallo;whereaboutsunknown JohnnyErrigo;whereaboutsunknown PaulCavallo-;whereaboutsunknown BrianCavallo;whereaboutsunknown TonyCavalloJr.;whereabouts unknown GinaCavallo;whereaboutsunknown anyotherunknownmaternal heirs The21stdayofMay,2024at 1:30p.m.hasbeenappointed forthehearingofsaidPetition toSellPropertydescribedas: PersonalProperty YouareherebynotifiedtoappearbeforesaidCourtonsaid daytocontestsaidpetitionif youthinkproper. This18thdayofApril,2024 /s/FrankBarger 04/24/24,05/01/24,05/08/24 ADID593143

JudgeofProbate

THEMadisonRecord3TIMES: April24th,May1st,andMay8th

INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFHollisElbertTodd, DECEASED

To:HowellEricTodd,4001 MaysvilleRoadNE,Huntsville, AL35811 BruceWadeTodd,70Hunter RidgeRoad,Jackson,AL36545 BarryEugeneTodd,133Ole TimersRoad,Huntsville,AL 35811 AnthonyDeanTodd,2324 SpiveyMountainRoad,Erwin, Tennessee37650

The28thdayofMay,2024at 2:00p.m.hasbeenappointed forthehearingofsaidPetition toSellPropertydescribedas: 4001MaysvilleRoad, Huntsville,AL YouareherebynotifiedtoappearbeforesaidCourtonsaid daytocontestsaidpetitionif youthinkproper. This16thdayofApril,2023 /s/FrankBarger JudgeofProbate

THEMadisonRecord3TIMES: April24,May1,May8,2024 ADID592613 STATEOFALABAMA

CASENO.80018 INTHEMATTEROFTHEPETITIONOFCarinShantel RhodesFORTHENAME CHANGEOFMichaelTerrell Harper,Jr.,MINOR. TO:MichaelTerrellHarper,21 DaleSt.,Latham,NY12110 Youareherebynotifiedthaton the5thdayofApril,2024,aPetitionandDeclarationforMinor NameChangewasfiledby CarinShantelRhodesandthat the30thdayofMay2024at 10:30am,wasappointedaday forthehearingthereof,atwhich timeyouarerequestedtoappearandcontestthesameif yousodesire. Givenundermyhand,this26th dayofApril2024 /s/FrankBarger JudgeofProbateCourt MadisonCountyRecord3T:1st, 8th,15thMay,2024 ADID594498

ofJune2024at2:30pm,was appointedadayforthehearing thereof,atwhichtimeyouare requestedtoappearandcontestthesameifyousodesire. Givenundermyhand,this25th dayofApril2024 /s/FrankBarger JudgeofProbateCourt MadisonCountyRecord3T: May1,May8,May15,2024 ADID593983

STATEOFALABAMA INTHEPROBATECOURT MADISONCOUNTY CASENO:74432

INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOF CarlosDewayneMajor,DECEASED.

TO:AlonzoJollyc/oJohnR Campbell,229EastSide Square,Huntsville,AL35801 EdwinLSmith,110McKee

Road,Harvest,AL35749 WilliamLumpkin,292Pine Street,Orrville,AL36767 LRazzaqMuhammad,815 MeadowGlenPkwy,Fairburn, GA30213 ThomasJamalMajor,169Rd FoxWay,Meridianville,AL 35759

CarlosRashaadMajor,c/o Guardian,169RdFoxWay, Meridianville,AL35759

Thesaidestatehasbeendeclaredinsolvent.The20thday ofJune2024at10:30amhas beenappointedtohearanddetermineuponsaidFinalSettlement.Youare,therefore, herebycitedtobeandappear atmyoffice,atthecourthouse ofsaidCounty,onsaidday,to contestthesame,ifyouthink proper.

CLASSIFIEDS GETSRESULTS!

Witnessmyhandthisthe6th dayofMay,2024. /s/FrankBarger JudgeofProbate MADISONCOUNTYRECORD, 3timesMay8,May15,May 22,2024 ADID595573

StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80202

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFAudreyDay, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofAudreyDay,Deceased,havingbeengrantedto theundersignedonthe2ndday May2024bytheHon.Frank Barger,JudgeofProbateofsaid county,noticeisherebygiven thatallpersonshavingclaims againstthesaidestateare

herebyrequiredtopresentthe samewithinthetimeallowedby law,orthesamewillbebarred. KayGentle Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:May8th,15th, and22nd,2024intheMadison CountyRecordnewspaper ADID595557

StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80159

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFJeffreyABunce a/k/aJeffreyAllenBunce, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofJeffreyABunce a/k/aJeffreyAllenBunce,Deceased,havingbeengrantedto theundersignedonthe24thday April2024bytheHon.Frank Barger,JudgeofProbateofsaid county,noticeisherebygiven

thatallpersonshavingclaims againstthesaidestateare herebyrequiredtopresentthe samewithinthetimeallowedby law,orthesamewillbebarred. GeneBuncea/k/aEugene Bunce

Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:May1st,8th, and15thintheMadisonCounty Recordnewspaper ADID594019

StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo:80118

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOF:IRENEMARIEWATSONAKAIRENEMARIE LEROUGEWATSON LettersofAdministrationwith WillAnnexedupontheestateof IRENEMARIEWATSONAKA O G

STATEOFALABAMA INTHEPROBATECOURT MADISONCOUNTY CASENO.80137 INTHEMATTEROFTHEPETITIONOFBriannaMichelle HinsonFORTHENAME CHANGEOFBraxtonWayne Patrick,MINOR TO:BobbyWaynePatrick-UnknownWhereabouts Youareherebynotifiedthaton the22nddayofApril2024,a PetitionandDeclarationfor MinorNameChangewasfiled byBriannaMichelleHinsonand thatthe6thdayofJune2024at 2:30pm,wasappointedaday forthehearingthereof,atwhich timeyouarerequestedtoappearandcontestthesameif yousodesire. Givenundermyhand,this29th dayofApril2024 /s/FrankBarger JudgeofProbateCourt MadisonCountyRecord3T:8th, 15th,22nd,May,2024 ADID594817

STATEOFALABAMA INTHEPROBATECOURT MADISONCOUNTY CASENO.80163

INTHEMATTEROFTHEPETITIONOFSydneyEpperson FORTHENAMECHANGEOF ZionKimaniJulianDeLaO, MINOR.

TO:EsterDeLaOLopez Youareherebynotifiedthaton the24thdayofApril2024,a PetitionandDeclarationfor MinorNameChangewasfiled bySydneyandthatthe13thday

12C• THERECORD

IRENEMARIELEROUGEWATSON,deceased,havingbeen grantedtotheundersignedon the24thdayofApril2024,by theHon.FrankBarger,Judgeof ProbateofMadisonCounty,noticeisherebygiventhatallpersonshavingclaimsagainstthe saidestateareherebyrequired topresentthesamewithinthe timeallowedbylaw,orthe samewillbebarred. PHYLLISELAINEWATSON AKAPHYLLISELAINEHARRIS MadisonCountyRecord3TMay 1st,May8th,andMay15th ADID593955

StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo79750

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFDONALDELWOOD WALLS, LettersofAdministration upontheestateofDONALD ELWOODWALLS,Deceased, havingbeengrantedtotheundersignedonthe25thdayApril 2024bytheHon.FrankBarger, JudgeofProbateofsaidcounty, noticeisherebygiventhatall personshavingclaimsagainst thesaidestateareherebyrequiredtopresentthesame withinthetimeallowedbylaw, orthesamewillbebarred. ROBERTALLENWALLS

Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:May1st,8th, and15thintheMadisonCounty Recordnewspaper ADID594248

StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80143

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFBillyWayneButler, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofBillyWayneButler, Deceased,havingbeengranted totheundersignedonthe23rd dayApril2024bytheHon. FrankBarger,JudgeofProbate ofsaidcounty,noticeishereby giventhatallpersonshaving claimsagainstthesaidestate areherebyrequiredtopresent thesamewithinthetimeallowedbylaw,orthesamewill bebarred. CharlesButler

Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:May1st,8th, and15thintheMadisonCounty Recordnewspaper ADID593774

StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80104

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFFRANKAUSTIN LASHERJR, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofFRANKAUSTIN LASHERJR,Deceased,having beengrantedtotheundersignedonthe24thdayApril 2024bytheHon.FrankBarger, JudgeofProbateofsaidcounty, noticeisherebygiventhatall personshavingclaimsagainst thesaidestateareherebyrequiredtopresentthesame withinthetimeallowedbylaw, orthesamewillbebarred. CHRISTINALYNN ROUNDTREE Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:May1st,8th, and15thintheMadisonCounty Recordnewspaper ADID593971

StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80140

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFEarnestineFletcher Tibbs, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofEarnestine FletcherTibbs,Deceased,havingbeengrantedtotheundersignedonthe24thdayApril 2024bytheHon.FrankBarger, JudgeofProbateofsaidcounty, noticeisherebygiventhatall personshavingclaimsagainst thesaidestateareherebyre-

quiredtopresentthesame withinthetimeallowedbylaw, orthesamewillbebarred. SonyaAnderson

Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:May1st,8th, and15thintheMadisonCounty Recordnewspaper ADID593973

StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80144

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFBARBARAANN HAYES, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofBARBARAANN HAYES,Deceased,having beengrantedtotheundersignedonthe25thdayApril 2024bytheHon.FrankBarger, JudgeofProbateofsaidcounty, noticeisherebygiventhatall personshavingclaimsagainst thesaidestateareherebyrequiredtopresentthesame withinthetimeallowedbylaw, orthesamewillbebarred. MARYHERRINGTON

Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:May1st,8th, and15thintheMadisonCounty Recordnewspaper ADID593979

StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80110

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFDanielCharlesMacDougall, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofDanielCharles MacDougall,Deceased,having beengrantedtotheundersignedonthe23rddayApril 2024bytheHon.FrankBarger, JudgeofProbateofsaidcounty, noticeisherebygiventhatall personshavingclaimsagainst thesaidestateareherebyrequiredtopresentthesame withinthetimeallowedbylaw, orthesamewillbebarred. KarenAger

Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:May1st,8th, and15thintheMadisonCounty Recordnewspaper ADID593741

StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80123

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFZeolaBellGermany Allston, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofZeolaBellGermanyAllston,Deceased,having beengrantedtotheundersignedonthe19thdayApril 2024bytheHon.FrankBarger, JudgeofProbateofsaidcounty, noticeisherebygiventhatall personshavingclaimsagainst thesaidestateareherebyrequiredtopresentthesame withinthetimeallowedbylaw, orthesamewillbebarred. DouglasCMartinsonIII

Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:May1st,8th, and15th,2024intheMadison CountyRecordnewspaper ADID593545

StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80182

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFCHRISTOPHER MICHAELBULLARD, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofCHRISTOPHER MICHAELBULLARD,Deceased,havingbeengrantedto theundersignedonthe29th dayApril2024bytheHon. FrankBarger,JudgeofProbate ofsaidcounty,noticeishereby giventhatallpersonshaving claimsagainstthesaidestate areherebyrequiredtopresent thesamewithinthetimeallowedbylaw,orthesamewill bebarred. WHITNEYCUNNINGHAM

Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:May8th,15th, and22ndintheMadison CountyRecordnewspaper ADID594819

StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo77566

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFCharlesEvans ReynoldsJr, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofCharlesEvans ReynoldsJr,Deceased,having beengrantedtotheundersignedonthe4thdayApril 2023bytheHon.FrankBarger, JudgeofProbateofsaidcounty, noticeisherebygiventhatall personshavingclaimsagainst thesaidestateareherebyrequiredtopresentthesame withinthetimeallowedbylaw, orthesamewillbebarred. DouglasCMartinsonII

Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:May8th,15th, and22nd,2024intheMadison CountyRecordnewspaper ADID595167

StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80004

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFGeraldRSchenk a/k/aGeraldRussellSchenk, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofGeraldRSchenk a/k/aGeraldRussellSchenk, Deceased,havingbeengranted totheundersignedonthe22nd dayApril2024bytheHon. FrankBarger,JudgeofProbate ofsaidcounty,noticeishereby giventhatallpersonshaving claimsagainstthesaidestate areherebyrequiredtopresent thesamewithinthetimeallowedbylaw,orthesamewill bebarred. RayUhrig

Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:May8th,15th, and22nd,2024intheMadison CountyRecordnewspaper ADID595072

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 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 CaseNo80056

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFCharlesThomason Stewart, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofCharlesThomason S

Stewart,Deceased,having beengrantedtotheundersignedonthe16thdayApril 2024bytheHon.FrankBarger, JudgeofProbateofsaidcounty, noticeisherebygiventhatall personshavingclaimsagainst thesaidestateareherebyrequiredtopresentthesame withinthetimeallowedbylaw, orthesamewillbebarred. MarilynJStewart

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

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 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 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 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 CaseNo79992

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

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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 CaseNo80113

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFStephenOrville Shipley, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofStephenOrville Shipley,Deceased,havingbeen grantedtotheundersignedon the19thdayApril2024bythe Hon.FrankBarger,Judgeof Probateofsaidcounty,noticeis herebygiventhatallpersons havingclaimsagainstthesaid estateareherebyrequiredto presentthesamewithinthe timeallowedbylaw,orthe samewillbebarred. BernardVerdier

Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:May1,May8, May15,2024intheMadison CountyRecordnewspaper ADID593402

StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80111

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFLOYDMICHAEL ENOCHS, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofLOYDMICHAEL ENOCHS,Deceased,having beengrantedtotheundersignedonthe22nddayApril 2024bytheHon.FrankBarger, JudgeofProbateofsaidcounty, noticeisherebygiventhatall personshavingclaimsagainst thesaidestateareherebyrequiredtopresentthesame withinthetimeallowedbylaw,

orthesamewillbebarred.

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StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo79852

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFOdinnDeeFreeman, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofOdinnDeeFreeman,Deceased,havingbeen grantedtotheundersignedon the17thdayApril2024bythe Hon.FrankBarger,Judgeof Probateofsaidcounty,noticeis herebygiventhatallpersons havingclaimsagainstthesaid estateareherebyrequiredto presentthesamewithinthe timeallowedbylaw,orthe samewillbebarred. DianeBarkera/k/aDianeHenson Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:May1,May8, May15,2024intheMadison CountyRecordnewspaper ADID593422

TheStateofAlabama ProbateCourt MadisonCounty CaseNo.75774

INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFJohnMichaelErtl, Deceased TO:MichaelWharton,12013 RiverCanyonRoadSE, Huntsville,AL35803 AprilSpringer,12013River CanyonRoadSE,Huntsville,AL 35803

Noticeisherebygiventhat NevaErtl,asPersonalRepresenativeintheabovecaseofJohn MichaelErtl,Deceased,hasthis daypresentedtotheCourt underoathheraccount,vouchers,evidenceandstatementfor FinalSettlementtotheprobate ofthesaidestateandthatthe 13thdayofJune,2024@11:30 a.m.,hasbeenappointedaday forsuchasettlement,atwhich timeallpartieswithinterestcan appearandcontestthesameif theythinkproper. Witness,atoffice,this25thday ofApril2024. FrankBarger

ProbateJudge MadisonCountyRecord3T: May1,May8,May15,2024 ADID594031