HighSchoolFootballKickoff
ANEWSEASON
Matthews’questatSparkmanistohelpturnaround theprogramandheadintoplayo contentionin2024
ByBOBLABBE bob@themadisonrecord.com
HARVEST-Highschoolfootballkicksoffthis week,andtheSparkmanSenatorshavesomethingtoproveafterlastseason’steamlostits last vegamesandmissedthepost-seasonplayoffsintheClass7Adivisionofplay.Second-year headcoachRonnieWatsonknowseveryathlete andcoachalwayshavesomethingtoproveand helookstothe2024squadtoturnaroundthe waythepreviousseasoncametoanend.The Senatorswillrelyonemotionalandphysical strengthtoproveSparkmanhasatremendous attitudetobewinners.
AmongtheSenatorswithbrawnisJamarionMatthews(DL,6-3,245,Jr.)whohassetthe bar,literally,forallhisteammatestostrivefor intheirquesttoturnaroundtheprogramand headintoplayoffcontentionin2024.
Twonew restaurants andaPiggly Wigglycoming toMadison
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MADISON–TwonewrestaurantsarecomingtoMadisonand
atlastweek’sMadisonCityCouncilmeeting.
BigWhiskey’s,aMissouri-basedbarandrestaurant chain,wasapprovedfortheirlocationintheformerShrimpBasketat7814Highway72.
Accordingtoapressrelease fromBigWhiskey’s,franchisees TerryandAimeeSims,have“securedtherightstoestablishthree BigWhiskey’sAmericanRestaurant&BarfranchisesinthebustlingHuntsvillemetropolitan area.”
SparkmanjuniordefensivelinemanJamarionMatthewsisasstrongofanathleteasyouwill ndattheClass 7Aschoolandisreadyforthechallengeofmakingthisyear’ssquadawinner.PhotobyAndrewNoles(Noles NestPhotography) See
TheHighway72locationin Madisonwillbethechain’s rst locationinNorthAlabamaand thesecondinthestateaftertheir Hooverlocation.It’swidemenu featureswings,salads,sandwiches,steaks,burgers,pastasand more.Itisexpectedtoopenlater thisyear.
“Wejustneedmoreteamleadersandyes,sir, Iplanonjumpinginasyouhavetohaveabig voiceassometimespeoplewon’tlisten,soyou havetospeakup,”saidMatthews,whohasa deepthunderousvoiceandwho,justajunior, hasreceivednumerouscollegesoffersincludingfromLouisville,Liberty,Samford,NorthAl-
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ByGREGGPARKER gregg@themadisonrecord.com
HUNTSVILLE–MelanieThornton hasbeennamedthenewCEOofBurrittontheMountain.Sheiscurrently theexecutivedirectorofMadisonVisionaryPartners(MVP),anonpro t thatfocusesoncommunityprojects andpublicspaceinitiativesinMadison.Underherleadership,MVPsuccessfullyraisedover$2millionfor projectssuchastheMadisonCom-
The2024highschoolfootballseasonstartsthisweek.You canreadaboutthelocalteamsandseetheirschedulesin sectionBofthisissue.YoucanalsoreadmoreintheAugust issueofMadisonLivingMagazine(www.madisonlivingmagazine.com).
munityCenterandtheKidsKingdom InclusivePlayground.Shealsospearheadedthecity’s rsttwopublicart murals.
ApressreleasefromBurrittonthe MountaintoutedThornton’sexperienceasanaward-winningcommunicationsprofessionalandpublichistorianwithacareerspanningover 22yearsacrossvarioussectorsand leadershiproles.“Shebringsawealth ofknowledgeinnonpro toperations,
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TheBeerHogwasalsoapprovedforarestaurantretail liquorlicensefortheirlocation attheformerMadisonPublicLibrarybuildingat130PlazaBoulevard.OriginatinginPelham,The BeerHogisknownforitsvast craftbeerselectionwith64craft beersontapatthebarandover 300bottledoptionsinitsretail store.Italsoservesafoodmenu thatstarsavarietyofthincrust, cooked-to-orderpizzas.
CouncilwomanMauraWroblewskiexpressedhergratitude tothepropertyowneratthe councilmeeting,“Justwantto saythankyouforyourinvestmentinMadison.We’regladto haveyouhere.”
Atthesamemeeting,an off-premisesbeerandwinelicensewasapprovedfortheformerIGAconveniencestoreon thecornerofOldMadisonPike andSheltonRoad.
“Thisbusinessisapplyingfor anoff-premisesbeerandwine licenseatthistimebecauseitis nowundernewownership,”ex-
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Thehighschoolfootballseasongetsunderwaythisweek(seesectionBforourannualhighschoolfootballpreview).Action onthe eldstartedaweekearlyfortheMadisonAcademyMustangs,TheprivateschooloffSlaughterRoadinMadison hosteditsannualfootballjamboree.YoucanseephotosfromtheeventonourFacebookpageatwww.facebook.com/ themadisonrecord.PhotosbyAndrewNoleswithNolesNestPhotography.
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WASHINGTON—This September,Congressman DaleW.Strong(AL-05) willhosta50thanniversarypinningceremonyfor VietnamEraWarveteranswholiveinAlabama’s FifthCongressionalDistrict.Theeventwillhonor thosewhoservedinany branchoftheU.S.Armed ForcesbetweenNovember1,1955,andMay15, 1975.
“Weoweadebtofgratitudetothebravemen andwomenwhoserved intheU.S.ArmedForces duringtheVietnamWar toensurefreedomwould prevailovertheevilsof communism.Thisceremonywillhonorthese courageousAmericansas heroeswhoriskedtheir livesindefenseoffreedom,”saidCongressman Strong.
The2008NationalDefenseAuthorizationAct approvedaprogramto honorVietnamWarveteransandanyothermembersoftheArmedForces.AnyVietnamveteran livinginAlabama’sFifth CongressionalDistrict whoservedinanybranch oftheU.S.ArmedForcesbetweenNovember1,
1955,andMay15,1975,is eligibleforacommemorativepinandcongressional recognition.TheDepartmentofVeteransAffairs estimatesthattodaythere are6.4millionlivingVietnamveteransand9millionfamiliesofthosewho servedinthistimeframe. “Myof ceisproudto participateintheVietnam Veterans50thAnniversaryPinProgram.North Alabamahasalargeveteranpopulation,andthis isanopportunitytoletus honorthosewhobravely servedournationwitha smallgiftofgratitudefor theirsacri ce,”saidCongressmanStrong. Torequesta50th Commemorationpinfor yourselforonbehalfof afamilymember,please completetheVietnam VeteransAnniversaryPin Programformonstrong. house.gov.Pinsmaybe requestedregardlessof in-personceremonyattendance.
DETAILS VietnamVeterans50th AnniversaryPinProgram Thursday,September5 10amto11:30am AuburnUniversityApplied ResearchInstitute 345VoyagerWayNW Huntsville,AL35806
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plainedCityofMadison DeputyRevenueOf cer IvonWilliams.Sheconrmedthestore,underits newownership,willbea PigglyWiggly-af liated location. Thenextcitycouncil meetingwilltakeplace MondayAugust,26at 6p.m.atCityHall,100 HughesRoadinMadison.
EDITORIAL
ByBRUCEWALKER
Columnist
Thecandleswerelit,my favoritedishwascooking, mywifehadasmileonher face.“Honey”,shesaid, (thatwasagoodsign) “Kidsaregrown….and gone(wehope).Itistime webegandownsizing.You startinthegarage.”Over 45yearsof“don’tknow whattodowithit,better hangontoit,wemight needit-thekidscoulduse it”-awaitedme,all ltered downtothisoneplace.
Theprogressionofour 45yearsofmarriedlife stretched---errr,no,was JAMMEDbeforeme.My man-sizedbrainseized onanexplosionofpaint cans. Youcanmarktheprogressionofyourlifewith leftoverpaint.Therewere thebabybluesandpinks ofourearlyyears-hopefulcolors.Thenthehappycolorsofadolescence; yellow,purples,and greensthatgavewayto theBLACK,RED,andmetalliccolorsoftheteen years-fadingtothesurvivalmodecolorsofmid-lifebeigesandearthtones-to ourrecentcolorsofwhite, justwhite,ALLshadesof white,thecolorofsurrender.
Icartedthecansto thecurb—thenextday abrightorangewarning stickeronmyfrontdoor alertedmetothefactthat thiswasTOXICmaterial. WhywasInotwarned ofthisearlier?Wehad raisedourchildren,eat-
TommyTuberville:NIL willmakeSaturdaysin thefallunrecognizable
ByTOMMYTUBERVILLE U.S.Senator
It’sAugustinAlabama—weall knowwhatthatmeans.Footballseasonisuponus.Injustafewweeks, someofAlabama’sgreatesttowns willbefulloffansfromacrossthe country.Asmuchaswealllovea goodtailgate,collegefootballisabout morethanthat.Forafewhoursevery Saturday,itdoesn’tmatterwhetheryouareaDemocratoraRepublican—weallcometogethertorootfor ateam.It’soneofthelastremaining institutionsinAmericathatbrings peopletogether.
Likeallcollegiatesports,football teachesimportantlifelessonsboth onandoffthe eld.Iusedtoalways teachmyplayerstobeasgracious invictoryastheyarehumbleindefeat.Sportscanbeatremendoustool
toinstillastrongworkethic,teach a“team”mindset,andhelpstudent-athletesachievetheAmerican dream.
ButeversincetheSupremeCourt ruledthatstudent-athletescanmake money,collegesportshavebeenina tailspin.Ispent40yearsasacoach, aneducator,andamentor,andIfullysupportstudent-athletesmaking money.Buttherehavetoberules— andrightnowtherearealmostno nationalrulesforName,Image,and Likeness(NIL)endorsementcontracts.
Asaresultofthenewlandscape, collegesportshaveturnedintothe WildWest.Biddingwarssurrounding recruitsbeginasearlyastheirfreshmanyearinhighschool.Itwillsoon beimpossibleforanycoachtobuild orpreserveateam,knowingthathis
LIVING
Markyourcalendars
Plansheatingupfor42ndMadison StreetFestival,setforOctober5
ByGREGGPARKER
gregg@themadisonrecord.com
MADISON–MadisonStreetFestivalorMSFhas41yearsofmemories,andits42ndyearwillmaterializeonOct.5.
Theannualcelebrationofsmalltownlifeoffersanoutletthat’s differentforeachperson...a hometownparade;entertainment bylocalmusicians;handmadedecor,clothing,jewelryandmany otheritemsforsale;piecesof ne art;collectorvehiclesforcarbuffs; irresistiblecarnivalfood;amusementsandinteractiveactivitiesfor children;andboothafterboothof neighborspromotingtheirbusinesses,personalinterestsand communityclubs.
“MadisonStreetFestivalisa FREEcommunityeventwithlive entertainment,performingarts, areasshowcasinglocalbusinesses, artsandcraftsgalore,dedicated zonesforkidsandteens,festival food,sponsorexhibitsandfunsurprisesaroundeverycorner,”accordingtotheMSFwebsite,madisonstreetfestival.org. Atraditionalfavorite,theMSF
KickoffParadewillstartat9a.m. atInsanityComplexandreach ChurchStreetforthefocused route.Whentheparadeends,the openingceremonywillbeheldon themainstage.
“Comereadytoshop’tilyou drop,learnsomethingnew,unleashyourcreativityandmake unforgettablefamilymemories,” accordingtoMSFleaders.
Ashuttleservice–whichis FREE–willtransportpeople tothefestivalfromCrosspointe Churchat78HughesRoadand MadisonCitySchoolsStadiumat 211CelticDrive.
From8:45to10a.m.,theCrosspointeChurchshuttlewilldrop offatadifferentspotatthefestival.Anyonewhoridesduringthis timeshouldgototheMapleStreet shuttlestoptocatcharideback.
AssistedRidebusesalsowillbe available.Anotheroptionisparkingatthestadiumandwalkinga shortdistancetoenterthefestival onWiseStreet.
ThefestivalfeaturesArtistAlleywithvisualarts,photography,sculptureandmore;
CraftersCovevendorswhohave designedandcreatedeverythingfromhand-sewnblankets towreaths;BusinessShowcase thatfeaturesthemanyentrepreneursintheMadisonarea;food vendorswhosellsnacks,sandwiches,platesanddessertsand alltypesofmouth-wateringfare; andCommunityShowcasewith organizations,bothfor-pro tand non-pro t,thatwillshowcase theirservices,productsandoutreach.
Twoseparateareas,theChildren’sAreaandtheTeenArea, willattractyouthtoactivitiesand entertainmentthatinteresttheir agegroup.Expectplentyofsurprisesandsmilesinthesetwodivisionsofthestreetfestival.
“Markyourcalendarsandjoin usforaday lledwithlove,laughterandcommunityspiritatthe MadisonStreetFestival!”MSF PresidentCrystalMcBrayersaid.
“Curiousaboutwhatmakes theMadisonStreetFestivalsuch atradition?Gotoourwebsiteat madisonstreetfestival.organdexplore,”McBrayersaid.
ByGREGGPARKER gregg@themadisonrecord.com
HUNTSVILLE–On Sept.25,theHuntsville-MadisonCounty LibraryFoundationwill hostits38thannualVive leLivre,thefoundation’s galatocelebratebooks, authorsandallthingslibrary.
Theeventvenuewillbe theJacksonCenter,6001 MoquinDriveinHuntsville.Thegalawillopen at6p.m.withacocktail reception,followedbya seateddinner.Theevent willbene tthe10branchesofthelibrarysystem.
Theevening’sguestof honorandkeynotespeakerwillbeJ.T.Ellison,a “NewYorkTimes”and “USAToday”bestselling author.Ellisonhaswritten30-plusnovelsandis co-hostoftheEmmy-winningliteraryTVshow,“A WordonWords.”
Withmillionsofbooks inprint,hertitleshave beenoptionedfortelevisionandpublishedin28 countries.
AnativeofColorado, EllisonmovedtoMcLean, Va.duringhighschool. ShegraduatedfromRandolph-MaconWoman’s Collegeandreceiveda master’sdegreefromthe GraduateSchoolofPoliticalManagementatThe GeorgeWashingtonUniversity.
Ellisonworkedinthe WhiteHouseandtheDepartmentofCommerce. Shemovedtotheprivate
sectortoworkasa nancialanalystandmarketingdirectorfordefense andaerospacecontractors.
AftermovingtoNashville,Tenn.,Ellisonbecamefascinatedwith forensicsandcrimeand startedherworkasanauthor.Duringherliterary career,Ellisonhasworked withtheMetroNashville PoliceDepartmentand theFBI.(jtellison.com/ bio)
SomeofEllison’sbooks are“LietoMe,”“It’sOne ofUs,”“GoodGirlsLie, “TearMeApart,”“Her DarkLies”and“NoOne Knows.” Forasampleofoneof Ellison’smanybooks,this textisfrom“TheWolves ComeatNight”: “Whilethehigh-pro le murderofayoungcountrysingerturnsNashville insideout,dangerlurks inthewoodsbeyondthe city’sborder.Therewas awitnesstotheterrible crime,acollegestudent whostumbledontothe scene.Whenthegirlgoes missing,thepolicedon’t knowifshe’srunforcoverorbeentaken...orif somethingmoresinister ishappening.”(Excerpt from“TheWolvesCome atNight”byJ.T.Ellison) Individualticketsfor ViveleLivrearenowon sale;visithmcpl.org/ foundation/vive. Toregisterorforinformationaboutsponsors, visithmcpl.org/foundation/vive.
Concerttohelpfamiliesexperiencingthelossofachild
ByERINCOGGINS news@themadisonrecord.com
AveryspecialfundraiserconcertwillbeheldThursdayatthe VBC.TheFoundations’SouthernSocialwillbeheldThursday, Aug.22atMarsMusicHall.The concertwillfeature‘90scountry coverartistJoshWeathersalong withJuliannaRankinasthe openingact.
InNovemberof2021,Brandon andMeredithGibbsheldtheir 17-month-olddaughter,Sarah Gayle,asshegainedherangel wings.Injustaninstant,their worldforeverchanged,andthey knewtheywantedtospendthe restoftheirdayscarryingon
SarahGayle’slegacy.
KnowingBrandon,Chad Whitworthandhiswife,Kelley reachedouttotheGibbsfamily toofferwhatcomforttheycould. Theyknewthehurtoflosinga child.Theirson,Wells,wasstillborn.
“WewantedtheGibbs’tohave someonetoreachoutto.Chad wantedBrandontoknowhewas there,andlikewise,Iwanted Meredithtohavesomeoneshe couldreachouttoifsheneeded to,”Kelleysaid.
TokeepWell’smemoryalive, theWhitworths’createdthe WellsClaytonWhitworthMemorialFoundationin2019inorder tohelpfamiliesthatexperience
Newtroopsform,
othersexpand withpopularity ofGirlScouts
ByGREGGPARKER gregg@themadisonrecord.com
MADISON–Aspiring newcomersenjoyedataste (literally)ofoneofMadison’smostpopularyouth organizationswhenprospectiveandactiveGirls Scoutsandtheirleaders metfortheannualrecruitmentsession.
“WehadagreatrecruitingeventonAug.11at AsburyChurch.Sofar, wehave70girlswhohave requestedtobeintroops,” BethCrockersaid.CrockerisTroopLeaderforGirl ScoutTroop10708and spokespersonforMadison troops.
“Sincethebeginningof therecruitmentseason, wehavehadover75girls asktobeputinoneofour MadCity(CityofMadison) troops,”Crockersaid.“We willendupstartingsixor
sevennewtroopstoaccommodatethatnumber.”
Whilethe gureshave grownsince,asofMay 2024theCityofMadison had36GirlScoutTroops with413Scouts.
“Atourevent,thegirls gottoroastmarshmallows andmakes’mores,which wereinventedbyGirl Scouts.Theyalsotried someGirlScoutcookies,” Crockersaid.
“Thegirlsmadea ‘SWAP,’a‘SpecialWhatchamacallitAffectionatelyPinned.’TheSWAPis anoldtraditionforGirl Scoutsthatwestillparticipateintoday,”Crocker said.“Theyalsoplayed outdoorgames.”
thelossofachildoutsideofthe hospital.In2021,theirFoundationdedicatedtheirannual PheasantShootfundraiserin SarahGayle’smemory.
“Wewantedtodosomething specialforthemandweknew thatithelpedustoseeWells’ name.Asaparent,youworrythatpeoplewillforgetyour child.Seeingothersremember yourlittleoneisreallyspecial,” Kelleysaid.“SinceSarahGayle haspassedaway,wehavebecomeclosetotheGibbsfamily. Wearejustconnectedinaway thatishardtodescribe.There isjustsomuchunderstanding. Oursituationsaredifferent,but weunderstandeachother.”
TheGibbsappreciatedthesupporttheWhitworths’provided andunderstandingtheneedto
Thesegirlswereexcitedtoattendtherecruitmenteventfor GirlsScoutsonAug.11atAsburyChurch.Planningontroop activitiesareEllieTurner,frontfromleft,RoisinMayerand SylviaBoyd.EmmaBalch,backfromleft,AnnieBalchand BarrettMayer.
Othersessionsincluded“signingthank-you cardsforeachelementary schooltothankthemfor allowingustobeapart oftheirOpenHouse,and wehadseveralstationsof STEM-buildingactivities,” Crockersaid.
Participantsattherecruitmenteventimmediatelyrekindledestablished friendshipsandstarted bondingwithnewfound buddies.Someofthegirls
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Renovating Rooms. Building Relationships.
THIS WEEK
August24•10a.m.to3p.m.•www.artshuntsville.org
ArtTourofHomesisauniqueandinspiringeventshowcasingtheartistictalentsandcreativespaceswithinourvibrant community.TheAugustArtTour,sponsoredbyPeiLingCharitableTrust,isArtsHuntsville’sbi-annualartadventureandfeatures homesinwestHuntsvilleandMadison.Onceagain,areahomeownersandartenthusiastswillopentheirhomestothepublic toinspirevisitorstostartorgrowtheirowncollectionofart.Ticketsare$20,availableinadvanceonlineandthedayof,ateach home,withexactcashorthroughTicketSpice.ArtsHuntsville’sArtTourofHomesoffersaglimpseintotheprivateresidences ofpassionateartcollectorsandprovidesinsightintohowartseamlesslyintegratesintothefabricoftheireverydaylives.More informationmaybefoundatwww.artshuntsville.org/event/art-tour-of-homes/orbycalling(256)519-2787.
Twenty-yearyearoldMúsicaMexicanabreak-outstarIvan CornejobringshisMiradaTourtotheOrionAmphitheaterin Huntsvilleinsupportofhisupcomingalbum.Cornejohas plentyofreasonstobeexcitedabout.Hisdreamymusic–asophisticatedcombinationofsadsierreñorootsandhazy, alternative-rockvibes–resonateswithyounglistenerswho identifywithhisbiculturalsensibility,quietdemeanorandthe needtoletthesongsspeakforthemselves.Withover1.6billioncombinedstreams,heiscurrentlyaleadingmúsicamexicanaartistintheU.S.,andtop10intheoverallLatinmarket
NIÑA&PINTAATDITTOLANDINGINHUNTSVILLE -ThisFriday,theNiña&Pintawillopenin Huntsville.TheshipswillbedockedatDittoLandingMarina,293DittoLandingRoad.Theywill beopeneverydaythroughSept.8.TheNiñawasbuiltcompletelybyhandandwithouttheuse ofpowertools.Archaeologymagazinecalledtheship“themosthistoricallycorrectColumbus replicaeverbuilt.”Historiansconsiderthe“Caravel”the spaceshuttleofthe15thcentury andwasusedasearlyasthe13thcenturyandintothe16thCentury.Today,bothshipstour togetherasa oatingmuseumforthepurposeofeducatingthepublicandschoolchildrenon theCaravel,aPortugueseshipusedbyColumbusandmanyearlyexplorersduringthe“Ageof Exploration”.Thegeneralpublicisinvitedtostepbackintime&exploretheNiñaandPintafor selfguidedtoursfrom9a.m.to5p.m.Noreservationsarenecessary.Formoreinformation, gotowww.ninapinta.org/tour/html.
Exhibits
AJOURNEYINTOIMAGIMATION:OVER100YEARS OFANIMATIONARTFROMAROUNDTHEWORLD
HuntsvilleMuseumofArt
300ChurchStreet hsvmuseum.org
AJourneyintoImagimationcelebratestheongoinghistoryofanimationproductionsincethe creationofthismagicalartform.Theexhibition presents140rareandrecognizableobjects,that includesoriginalcels,drawings,andmodelsthat featureafullrangeofanimationtechniquesfrom thegroundbreakingtraditionalanimationofGertie theDinosaur,createdbyWinsorMcCayin1914, tomanyoftoday’sdigitallysupportedanimations, includingTheSimpsonsandToyStory.
Thisuniqueexhibitionwillexploretheelaborate anddemandingcreativeprocessesofmanyofthe groundbreakinganimators.Italsohighlightstheincredibleamountofworkandtalentthatwentinto animatedproductionsforoveracentury. FeaturedaretheamazingcreativityofanimatorsLotteReiniger,GeorgePal,UbIwerks,Willis O’Brien,ChuckJones,andWaltDisney,among others.
AMERICANSTUDIOGLASS
HuntsvilleMuseumofArt
300ChurchStreet hsvmuseum.org/american-glass-studio
Whileglasscontainersandvesselshavebeen madeformorethan2,000years,today’sartists havetakentraditionalforms,likebowlsandvases toahighlevelofindividualexpression.Theycreate sculpturesofintricateshapes,textureandsubject matter,workingglasswithvariedtechniquesand combiningitwithanarrayofothermediainsurprisinglynewandbeautifulways.
BUCCELLATI:ASILVERMENAGERIE
HuntsvilleMuseumofArt
300ChurchStreet hsvmuseum.org/academy/create-at-home
TheBuccellatistyle,whichhascombinedRenaissanceperiodtechniques,luxurymaterialsand theextensiveuseoftextureengravingtocreate objectsofgreatbeauty.
CHROME:DAVIDPARRISH HuntsvilleMuseumofArt 300ChurchStreet hsvmuseum.org/chrome-david-parrish
TheworkoflateHuntsville-basedartistDavid Parrishstunswithitstechnicalvirtuosity.Overthe courseofhisdecades-longcareer,Parrishjourneyedfromaconceptartistforaerospaceindustriestoanacclaimedphotorealistpainter.From earlyexperimentationtotheiconicportrayalofmotorcyclesthatbroughthimnationalacclaim,these artworksfromtheHuntsvilleMuseumofArt’sper-
DARETOEXPLORE:FRONTIERSOFSPACE
Recurringeveryweekday Visitwebsiteformoredetails.
U.S.Space&RocketCenter OneTranquilityBase www.rocketcenter.com/daretoexplore
DaretoExplore:FrontiersofSpaceisanew andevolvingexhibitshowcasingcurrentandfuturetechnologiesofspaceexploration,suchas a1/10thscalemodelofULA’sVulcanrocket, Boeing’sStarlinerPressureCapsuletestvessel, a1/0thscalemodelofNASA’sSLSrocket,Blue Origin’sMannequinSkywalker,andcomingsoon, ChrisSembroski’sInspiration4SpaceXlaunch andentrysuit.TheVulcanheavy-liftrocketis manufacturedinnearbyDecatur,andthepressurevesselistheskeletonofthereusableCrew SpaceTransportationStarlinermodulethatwill takecrewstolower-Earth-orbitlocationssuchas theInternationalSpaceStation.
DOCMCSTUFFINSTHEEXHIBIT
ThroughSept.22
EarlyWorksChildren’sMuseum 404MadisonStreet Visitwebsiteformoredetails. www.earlyworks.com
WelcometotheexhibitofDocMcStuf ns!The DocMcStuf nsShowisaboutacharacterfrom theDisneyJuniorshow,whoisagirlthatheals toysandhelpsherfriendswiththeirproblems. Thisexhibitisopenforalimitedtime.
“VANGOGH:THEIMMERSIVEEXPERIENCE” 6123UniversityDriveUnit100inHuntsville www.vangoghexpo.com/huntsville
WhenyoustepintoVanGogh:TheImmersive Experience,you’renotsteppingintoanordinary artgallery.You’resteppingintoafullexperience that,morethanjusthangingpaintingsonawall, surroundsyouinthemovingandskillfulpieces ofVincentVanGogh.VanGogh:TheImmersive Experienceopenedrecentlyat6123University DriveUnit100inHuntsville.Youcangettickets andinformationconcerningwhatdaysandhoursit isopenatwww.vangoghexpo.com/huntsville.The exhibituseshigh-techprojectiontechnologytodisplayandanimatemorethan400OfVanGogh’s worksincludingbothsketchesandcompleted pieces.
EAT,DRINK&BEMERRY HuntsvilleMuseumofArt 300ChurchStreet hsvmuseum.org
TheHuntsvilleMuseumofArtisexcitedabout itslatestexhibition,Eat,Drink&BeMerry,celebratingthetimelessallureandculturalsignicanceoffoodinart.OpennowthroughFebruary 26,2025,thisexhibitioninvitesyoutoexplorehow artistshavecapturedtheessenceoffoodthroughouthistory.
Serving the
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museummanagement,andstrategiccommunications.”
“Iamincrediblyhonoredto joinBurrittontheMountain andleadsuchanoutstanding organization,”saidMelanie Thornton.
“UnderLeslieEcklund’sleadership,Burritthascemented itselfasapremierdestination andeducationalinstitutionin NorthAlabama.Ilookforward toworkingwiththededicated
teamofstaff,boardofdirectors,volunteers,andcommunitystakeholderstoadvanceour missionandensureBurritt’s continuedsuccess,”Thornton said.
PriortoMVP,Thorntonwas theDirectorofPublicRelationsfortheHuntsville-MadisonCountyPublicLibrary (HMCPL)systemleadingacapitalcampaignopeningthreenew librariesinMadisonCounty.
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GayleGibbsFoundation.Ithasdonatedover$100,000totheHuntsville HospitalFoundationforthePediatric IntensiveCareCenter.Thisyear,in additiontotheirmonetarydonation, theywereabletodonategiftcardsfor patientfamilycare.TheFoundation alsoprovidescarebagsthatincludea fewcomfortitems,aswellasawayto getintouchwiththeGibbs,forthose familieswho ndthemselvesinthe PICU.
LiketheSarahGayleGibbsFoundation,theWellsClaytonWhitworth MemorialFoundationhasgivenback. TheFoundationhasgrowntoassist12 areahospitalsandnumerousfuneral homes.Theyhaveraisedover$500,000 todateandhelpedmorethan325familieswithexpensessuchasburial,cremation,plots,headstonesandgrief counseling.
“Wehavealsobeenabletopurchase coolingtablesatseveralhospitals whichallowsthefamilymoretime withtheirchildwhileinthehospital,” Kelleysaid.
Now,thetwofamiliesandFoundationsareteamingupforajointfundraiser.TheFoundations’Southern SocialwillbeheldThursday,Aug.22
GirlScouts
SheisalsotheformerDirectorofAlabama’soldestpreservationorganization–Historic MobilePreservation.Inherrole, Thorntonoversawtheoperationsofseveralhistoricproperties,amuseumandanarchive. ShealsoworkedonenhancingMobile’sculturaleconomy throughtheiradvocacyefforts inpreservingits vehistoric districts.
“Myexperienceasapublic
atMarsMusicHall.Theconcert,Kelley’sidea,willfeature‘90scountry coverartistJoshWeathersalongwith JuliannaRankinastheopeningact. JoshWeathersisaFortWorth basedsoulfulsingerandsongwriter. Hehasspentthelast15yearshoning hiscraftofcombiningsongsofhope withahighenergyrockn’rollsoul liveshow.ManypeoplehavecomparedhimtothelikesofJohnMellencamp,Springsteen,orevenStevie Wonder,buthisdie-hardfanbasehas foundsomethingincrediblyunique abouthisabilitytoconnectwithan audience.
JuliannaRankinwasraisedon classiccountryandtheblues.Shewas in uencedbyaspectrumofartists rangingfromKeithWhitney,Bobbie Gentry,andWaylonJenningstoBonnieRaitt,CaroleKing,andJamesTaylor.Herjourneyintotheindustrybeganin2018,whenshetookahead rst divetowardsdiscoveringherartistry whileattendingTexasA&MUniversity.Sincethen,Juliannahasmadeher homeinNewBraunfels,TX. TicketstotheFoundations’SouthernSocialareonsalenowatTicketmaster.
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whowereexcitedtoattendincluded sixth-gradersEmmaBalchandAnnieBalch; fth-gradersSylviaBoyd, BarrettMayerandEllieTurner;and third-graderRoisinMayer.
TheirleaderisColleenTurner,who alsoservesasServiceUnitManager “or‘leaderofallleaders’inMadison. ColleenTurnerisayoungleaderina ‘ extroop,’whichmeanstheyhave morethanonelevelinheronetroop,” Crockersaid. Olderscoutsledgroupsofgirls aroundtoeachstationattheevent. “ColleenandItookparentsintothe auditoriumtoexplainwhatGirl Scoutsisandanswerquestions,”
Crockersaid. Crockerplanstocontinuetoplace girlsintroopsaslongasshegetsrequests. The rstcityeventforMadison willbeICE,IndoorCampingExperienceforyoungerScoutstointroduce tent-sleeping.Thisfall,olderscouts willgotoButterandEggAdventures inTroyfora‘highadventure,’named forwildernesstraining. “Youngerscoutswillheadtoour GirlScout-ownedcamponLakeGuntersvilleinthespringfortheirown encampment,”Crockersaid. Formore,emailbetty82402@gmail. comorvisitgirlscoutsnca.org.
historianhasallowedmeto preserveandpromotetherich culturalheritageofourcommunities,apassionthatalignsperfectlywithBurrittontheMountain’smission.Iamcommitted toensuringthatBurrittcontinuestoinspireandeducate,while preservingthestoriesandlegaciesthataresoessentialtoour community’spastandfuture,” Thorntonsaid. Thorntonhasworkedinnu-
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en,bathed,andsleptinthisdangerousenvironment!Iwasinformedthatonlyhighly trainedtechniciansatthe“SanitationContainmentFacility”...aka...citydumpcould receivethisdangerous,toxicmaterial,back tothegarage.
Ispottedtwooldbikesinthegaragecornerandrolledthemtothecurb.Thenext dayourHOAinformedmeviaabrightred noticetapedtothebikes,“Persection31-2of sub-divisioncovenants;bi-cyclesandother wheeleditemsmaynotbeleftinstreetview whennotinuse”.IcalledmycousinKenny, andhesaidhewouldtakethemoutofmy handsfor$25.00-“comeandgetthem-I’ll payyouwhenIgetthemoney”,Isaid. Cardboard,plastic,andnewspaperswere next….Didyouknowthereare28kindsof cardboard,and67typesofplastic?-Ididn’t eitheruntilItriedtogetridofit.Iunderstandthosehoardingshowsnow,stuffpiled totheceiling,thosepeoplearen’tmentallydisturbedtheyhavejustgivenup!!On Thursday,there-cyclingtruckpulledup, shinyandspotless;outjumpedagreen jump-suitedman.Hewasdressedimmaculatelywearingabowtie,andproceeded toinstructmeinthesortingprocess,all thewhile,pushingelectronicbuttonsthat wouldopenandclosethevariousbinson thesideofthisre-cyclingmarvel.Whenwe gotthrough-hewasstillsmiling,relaxed, clean,andsweatfree;ontheotherhand,I wasdirty,sweatsoakedandexhausted.He wasmaking$153.00@hour;IthinkI’mgettinginthere-cyclingracket. Backinthegarage-Ispiedolddoorsfrom along-agore-modelingproject-drugthem tothecurbandsuccess!!Immediatelyalady pulledupinhersmartcartand ippedout hersmartphone(smartaleck)-threwoneof herarmsproprietarilyoverthedoorsand dismissivelytossedherheadbackandsaid, “myhusbandAugustusisonhiswayinthe Subaru”,thinkingfastIsaid,“Wouldyou likesomepainttogowithit?“Thatwould be ne.”Ididnotbothertotellheritwas toxic!! Idrugthelastitemtothecurb,abright pinkcommode,thistimederisioncame fromtheWednesdaytrashguys-“Exceeds
merouscommunityroles,both inaprofessionalcapacityand asavolunteer.Herpassionfor communitybuildingcanbe tracedbacktoherroots,growingupinasmalltowninSouth Louisiana.Sheworkeddirectly onrecoveryoftheregionafter HurricaneKatrinabyactingas anambassadoroftheStateof Louisianaandrepresentingthe tourismindustry,theregion’s second-largesteconomicdriver.
weightandsizelimits”—Ithoughtthat wasanespeciallyrudenotetapedtothetoilet-commentingonthegirthofmytushlike that,Ihadparkedmyselfeverymorningon thatthroneforthelast35years!!Iamnot proudofwhatIdidnext,butIwasdesperate-Ispiedtheboxour10-foot atscreen TVcamein,withallthecolorfulpictureson thesideextollingitsfeatures.Iputthetoilet inthatbox-threwitonthebackofmypickupandwentstraighttothedarkside…of theHomeDepotparkinglot.Iwentintolust afterthepowertoolsandwhenIcameback thathotpinktoiletwasgone!!!—Ichuckled onthewayhome…Ihadn’tevencleanedit!!!
IfIcouldcleanoutthegarage-whynot getridofmypersonalclutter?
Mypersonalityquirks,peccadillosand “that’sjustthewayIam”excuseswerehow Iexplainedawaythedebristhathadpiled upinmylife.ThemoreIignoredthemthe moretheymultiplied-likecottonmouthson acreekbank.
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Iwasnotgettingfarcleaningupmypersonalgarage-whenIrememberedthereis abookthatcouldhelp.Onmybookshelf-I pushedpast“I’MOk,You’reOk,”“Everybody’sRight,NobodiesWrong”andthereI foundit!!TheBible:GodsaiditisSIN-no wonderpeopledon’treadthatBook-itis veryjudgmental.Sinisnothingmorethan missingthemark.Inmedievalages-anarcherwoulddrawbackhisbow,aimthearrowforthebull’seye-ifhemissedthebull’s eyehewouldturntohiscompanionsand say,“Ihavesinned”Iallowedtheclutterof lifetodistractmefromaimingforthebull’s eye,myrelationshipwithJesusChrist Iprayed,“Godgivemegratitudeinstead ofattitude,goodwillinsteadofill-willand toberealinsteadofunreal.”IamWARNINGYOU-CLEANINGOUTYOURGARAGE WILLCHANGEYOURLIFE!
MADISON-Thebestwayto describethe2024BobJonesfootballteamistospellouttheone wordthatbestcharacterizesthe 70-plusplayerroster:E-X-P-E-RI-E-N-C-E.
Withfivestartersonoffense andeightondefenseandone kickerreturning,thePatriots looktobeingoodshapetomake arunataRegion4titleandasolidspotinthepostseasonplayoffs.KelvisWhite,enteringhis fifthseasonasheadcoach,believesthisteamhasthemakings ofbeingasquadthatwillstand andfightallthewaytotheend.
“Thisisaclose-knitrosterand allarehardworkersaswe’reseniorheavythisyearwithmany ofourplayershavinglotsofexperiencehavinglotsofsnaps behindthem,”saidWhite.“We havesomereallygoodcoreplayerswholovefootball,andfor
me,arefuntocoach.”
OFFENSE
Losingtheirstartingquarterbacktograduation,thePatriotsarefortunateenoughto haveJohnnyJackson(QB,6-1, 200,Sr.)stepintotheroleashe playedatGilesCounty,Tennesseelastseasonwherehewasan All-Conferenceperformer.He bringsexperienceandleadershiptoBobJonesandismoreof adrop-back-stylepasserandhas hadlooksfrommanycolleges. Hehastakenthepositionas fieldgeneralwithahighfootball IQ.
“Johnnyisnostrangertoour program,”addedWhite.“He waswithusinhisfreshmanand sophomoreseasonsbeforehe transferredtoGilesCounty,but he’sbackwithusandbringsa wealthofexperienceandtalent uponhisreturn.”
Jackson’sbackupwillbeMalachiFoster(WR,5-9,170,Sr.) whoisalsoafour-yearstarter atwidereceiver,buthasplayed quarterbackwhenneeded.He ledtheteamin2023with33receptionsfor334yardsandfour touchdownsandhadtwoadditionalscoresrunningtheball.
“Hehasatonofexperience,has agoodfootballIQ,runsgood routesandisexplosiveaftera catch,”saidWhite.
AdditionalplaymakersincludeSamuelMonroe(RB,5-11, 190,Sr.)whowastheNo.2back ayearagowith118yardson20 carries,isaleaderandthePats’ bigback,CalebSanders(WR/
RB,5-9,165,Sr.)whoisatrack athleteandhasblazingspeed with524yardsaseasonago, RhysDorsey(WR,6-1,175,Jr.) whowasastarteratDecatur HighbeforetransferringtoBob JonesandhasseveralDiv.Ioffersandisexpectedtobeanelite player,ChristopherCaterina (WR,5-9,180,Jr.)isveryreliable withgoodhands,KoltonWood (WR,5-10,165,Sr.)whograbbed 15receptionsfor143yardslast season,EricMorrow(WR,6-3, 190,Sr.),aBobJonesbasketball playerwhoisexpectedtobea defense-matchupnightmare thisseason,andDonaldBaker (TE,6-0,230,Sr.)whowason
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JAMESCLEMENS JETS
TheJetsaretheteamtochaseastheydefendtheir Class7ARegion4titleandgetreadytogoalltheway
MADISON-TheJamesClemensJets arebeingchased,butthey’renotrunning.Theyarestandingfirmtofaceall thosepursuingaClass7ARegion4championship,whichtheJetsaredefending headedintothe2024footballseason.
“Ibelieveourplayershaveagood graspofwhattheyneedtodoasthey facethepursuers,”saidChadMcGehee, enteringhisfourthseasonasheadcoach ofJamesClemens.“Ourgroupofseniors areintheirfourthandfinalyearwithin ourprogramandIlikethisgroupofseniorsandit’sgoodtoseethemknowthe routinesandunderstandthestandardsof expectationswehavesetinplace.”
Theseniors,31inall,areaunique classinitselfasmanyofthemreceived enormousplayingwhentheyweresophomores.Theclose-knitgroupwillsuitup withtheremainderoftheteamandwalk ontothefootballfieldwithalotofexperienceandhavingwonRegion4twoofthe lastthreeyears.
“Wecouldbereally,reallygoodand I’mhappywhereweare,”addedMcGehee.
Lastyear’steamwas7-4witha6-1regionrecordandfeatured“TheBookends” ofdefensivelinemenNateJenningsand JaylenBrown,bothofwhomsignedDiv. Ischolarships.McGeheefeelshehasa greatnucleusoftalentcomingbackto contendfortheregionandracedeepinto thestateplayoffs.Afterall,hehasnine returningstartersonoffenseandanadditionalfourondefensewithtwointhe kickinggame.
OFFENSE
OneofthemainweaponsfortheJetsis two-timeAll-Stateselectionas‘Athlete’ isTyDoughty(WR/RB,5-9,170,Sr.)who handlesseveralpositionsandcarries withhimsuperiortalents.Thisseason, DoughtywillgettheballfromnewquarterbackGakobeyGill(QB,6-0,2025,Jr.) atransferfromClass6AAthensHigh. Hehasastrongarmandwilldictatethe offensivedirectionastheoffensewillbe moreofadrop-backstylepassinggame. RunningbackswillbeledbyM.J.Gideon(RB,5-10,200,So.)whohadhisfreshmanseasonendedshortduetoaninjury. “He’sbackthisseasonandweknowhe willbespecialashehasallthetools,” saidMcGehee.CamBerry(RB,5-9,178, Sr.)willcompletehisplayasaJetasone ofthekeymembersoftheoffenseatrun-
ningback.BerryandGillwillsplitreps. ReceiverswillincludeDoughty,whohas receivednumerouscollegeoffersand withtwootherJetsisleaningtowards signingwithAirForce.OneofthoselookingattheAcademyisfellowwidereceiverA.J.Little(WR,6-0,182,Sr.)whosets atthelinewithgoodexperience.Alex Lively(WR,5-8,157,Jr.)willbemoreof aslotreceiverandhasspeedtogetopen. Attightendisthethirdofthosepossibly boundfortheAirForceAcademyIsaac Achenbach(TE,6-5,223,Sr.)whoMcGeheesaid“Hasbeenworkinghardand willbeafactorforus.”Alsotoseetime attightendisA.J.Kelley(TE,5-10,207, Sr.).“Hehasworkedintoaplayerforus. IcoachedhisolderbrotherwhileIwasat Hooverafewyearsago,”saidMcGehee. Theoffensivelineiswherethisteam willmakeorbreakin2023.“Thisgroup willhavetobetheheartandsoulofour offense.Wewillgoastheygo,”saidMcGeheeofhisoffensiveline. TimColeman(C/SNAPPER,5-11,211, Sr.)willanchortheO-lineandagainhandlethelongsnappingdutiesfortheJets’ specialteams.AtrightguardisRyan
TyDoughty,DJDavis,TimColeman,JaydenYoungandCamBerry.
SPARKMAN SENATORS
HARVEST-Thecurrent playersonthefootball rosteratSparkmanHigh Schoolweren’tevenborn thelasttimetheprogram wonaplayoffgamein 2006. Thevictorywasmemorabletobesure,andnot justbecauseittookthe Senatorstwoovertimes tosubdueTuscaloosa County38-31inoneofthe mostscintillatinggames inMadisonCountypostseasonhistory.Thatnight atSenatorStadiumalso markedtheonlyplayoff wininSparkmanhistory. Tobefair,sincetheAlabamaHighSchoolAthleticAssociationmoved fromsixtosevenclassificationsin2014-15the Senatorshavereachedthe playoffsfourtimes.All fourappearances,coming underformerheadcoach LaronWhitefrom201721,wereinthefirstround andagainststatebully Hoover.TheSenatorslost eachtime. Butcurrentheadcoach RonnieWatson,whotook overfromWhiteprior tolastseason,saidhis predecessor“completely changedtheparadigm’’of theprogram.Meanwhile, preseasonpracticefor 2024isabouttostartand offersanewbeginning forateamthatboltedto a5-0overalland3-0Class 7A,Region4startin2023 beforefinishing5-5and missingthepostseason. ThequestionforSparkmanstillremains:Isthis teamcapableoftaking thingsfarther,notjust makingtheplayoffsbut advancing?
“Ourattitude,ourmain thingiscompetition,” saidseniorquarterback JaidenScott,whowill startbehindcenterfulltimeforthefirsttimethis season.“We’vebeencompetinghardeveryday. We’rereallyhungryright now.Ifeellikethat’sour attitudeandourmindset rightnow–justtowork foreverythingandput ourheaddownandwork. 7Aistough.Nobodyfrom upherehaswonaplayoff gamesincelike2017.’’ Factually,twoteams (JamesClemensandFlorencein2019)havewona playoffgamesince2017, butonlyAustinnfrom Region7movedbeyond Round1.Scott’scontentionisunderstood.
“7Aistough,”headded.“It’scompetitionand
that’sallIknow.’’
Class7Ahasfewer schoolsandjustfourregionsasopposedtothe eightregionsintheother six.Watsonsaysitmakes foraslugfestastheeight teamsineachregionbattleforfourplayoffberths.
“Eachyear,’’hesaid,’’it comesdowntotiebreaker aftertiebreaker.’’
TheSenatorslostfour straightregiongamesthen finishedwithasetbackto highlyregardedMuscle Shoalsinthefinalweekto finish0-5ayearago.Watsonsaidtherewereunderlyingcircumstancesto thatstreak,namelythree failedplaysthatcould’ve madethedifferenceand provideimpetusfor2024.
“Whenwegointoany gamewe’refacingit’s‘us vs.us.’’’Watsonsaid.“We preachawholebunch aboutexpectationsbeing privileged.You’vegotto giveeverybodyareason tohaveexpectationsof yourself,youknow,nodifferentthanlastyearwhen westarted5-0.Webeatthe teamsweweresupposed tobeat,thenwewentinto regionplayandthenthe backside.
“Therewerealotof thingsthatwentintothat. Thereweresomedominoesthatdidn’tgothe rightway.Threeplays, we’reintheplayoffs.We makethreeplays,we’rein theplayoffsandItellthose guysthat,youknow,you gottagetthereifyouwant peopletohaveexpectations.Sothat’saprivilege. It’soutthere,yougotta takeholdofitandgo.’’ Watsoncontendsthat whileyoung,theSenators haveenoughabilitytoput lastseason’sforgettable finishintherearviewmirror.
“Ithinkeveryperson thatcameuptomeduring MediaDaysaskedabout lastyearandItoldthem attheendofit,hopefully ithurts,hopefullyithurts alot,”hesaid.“Youfeelit everyday.But,youknow, atthispoint,yougotta gotothenextgame,the wholeteam’sgottabelike adefensivebackthatmissesacoverageandthere’s sixpoints.Yougottagoto thenextplay.’’ Sparkmanreturnsjust fourstartersonbothoffenseanddefensealong withspecialistParker Kemp(Sr.,6-2,220),who alsoplaysoffensiveline. Otherreturningstart-
ersincludeScott(Sr.,6-0, 185),RBJabariDavis(Sr., 5-7,200),WRJonathan Rozier(Sr.,6-0,175),OL JustinRainey(Sr.,6-1, 345),OLBJoshMurphy (Sr.,6-1,200),DLJamarionMatthews(Jr.,6-3,245), DBAnthonySeaton(Sr., 6-2,175),OLB/DLJayden Chambers(Jr.,6-1,225) andDLJamesCangelosi (Sr.,6-2,180). WRKamReynolds(Jr., 6-0,175),WRZaydenBodner(Jr.,6-0180),RBBraylonLawson(Soph.,5-11, 170),LBKyleBeach(Jr., 5-10,170),LBCarterLindsey(Jr,5-10,170)andDB JordanGarner(Sr,6-0, 165)areexpectedtofillkey roles.
“We’vegotafeistygroup but,youknow,alot’sgonnashowonAugust5th whenweputthosepads on,’’Watkinssaid.“We’ve gotsomeguysdoingsome greatthings,butwhen
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MADISONACADEMY MUSTANGS
MADISON-MadisonAcademyisonthemoveagain.Not fromthedirt-fights-grassdays ofyoreontheoldcampuspracticeandplayingfield.TheMustangsaregoingbacktoClass 4A.
A14-1recordandaberth inthe3Astatechampionship game,coupledwiththeAlabamaHighSchoolAthleticAssociation’sstudentmultiplier andCompetitiveBalanceFactor,senttheprogrambackto4A aftertwoyears.MadisonAcademyalsoplayedasa5Amember from2018-19.
What’snotmovingisthe Mustangs’resolve.
“Thestandarddoesn’t change,’’headcoachBobGodseysaidashepreparedtoenter hissixthseason.“Thefaces,the names,thosekindofthings, that’sgonnachangefromyear toyearbutthestandardisnot gonnachange.’’
MadisonAcademy,onceupon atimesimplyplowingalongas a1Aschoolbutwithapassion forsports,hasbuiltastrong foundationofathleticsthiscenturyaftermovingupto3Afollowingthestate’sadoptionof themultiplierruleforprivate schools,particularlysince2010. Infootballalone,theMustangs wonthreestraightstatechampionshipsfrom2012-14andfinishedasrunner-upthreetimes, includingduringa14-12023season.
Nowit’sbackto4Aforthe thirdtimesince2016.Madison Academywent22-3overalland 14-0inregionplayduringits lasttwoyearsinthatdivision from2020-21.MadisonAcademy went12-0inregionactionthe pasttwoyearsin3Aandhasn’t lostaregiongamesinceGodsey’sfirstseasonwhentheteam wasin5A.
“Weactuallyfeellike4Afits ourteambetter,’’saidRice,who alsorevealedhiscommitment toMississippiStateisfirm.
“Thewholeteamisexcited aboutgoingbackupto4A.’’
Rice,whoasafreshman playedthelasttimeMadison Academywas4A,wasreferringtologisticsmostly.But,he mightwellhavebeentalking abouttheprogram’sstature. TheMustangswent10-2,7-0in itsfirstoftwoseasonsin5Abeforeahiccupof5-6,4-3inGodsey’sfirstseason.Thingshave returnedtonormalunderthe coachwithaHallofFameresume.
Movingup“reallydoesn’t changemuch,’’saidsenior quarterbackJoshCrider,whois takingoverasstarterfollowing twoseasonsasthebackup.“We
justgottaplayhowweplay.’’ GraduationhittheMustangs hard,includingtwo-timeAllStaterunningbackKenCherry. Amongthe10returning startersincludeRBJoshWilliams(Sr.5-9,185,All-Region, over1,600yardsand25rushing touchdowns),WRJaidenEtienne(Sr.,6-3,160,26catches,465 yards,4TDs),OGAjaySeaton Jr.,6-0,325)andRice(Sr.,6-3, 240),whoseroleattightendis expectedtoincrease.
Defensively,there’sRice(AllState,All-Region,134Tackles), DBKeatonWatson(Sr.,6-0, 190,All-Region,33tackles,3 TFL,6QBpressures,2INTS,7 PBU;DBWilliams(70tackles,9 pressures,3INTS),DBMaurice Scott(Sr.,5-0,165,28tackles,3 INTS,7PBU)andDBMichael Wiggins(Sr.,6-4,182,36tackles, 1INT,6PBU)whomissedfive gameslastyearduetoinjury.
Thekickinggamelooksto upgradewiththereturnofNeal Radak(Sr.,6-2,180),whomissed lastseasonwithaninjury.Asa sophomore,hemade53-of-56extrapointsandwas1-of-2onfield goalattempts.He’llalsopunt.
WRZyanWilliams(Jr.,5-9, 150),LBBarrettCanerday(Jr., 6-0,180),LBJackDoyle(Sr.,6-1, 210),WR/DBKahleelGreenSr., 6-3,175),OL/DLDonivanDubose(Sr.,6-0,335),DLCamWilson(Jr.,6-1,240)andDBDaniel McCauley(Jr.,5-10,170)areexpectedtoplaykeyroles.
“Defensively,wehavea chancetobeprettygood,’’Godseysaid.“Wewillbemuchimprovedinthesecondary,with somebigger,moreexperienced players.Wewillbesolidatoutsidelinebacker,thefrontwill bebycommitteeandwillneed toimproveastheseasonprogresses.’’
Rice,undoubtedlytheteam figurehead,claimsareturnto thechampionshipgameisthe team’sgoal.
“We’regonnatrytowinthis time,’’hesaid.“Wealsohavea youngteamandstufflikethat, butIthinkwedefinitelyhave gotagoodshotofgoingbackto thechampionshipgameandactuallywinthisyear.’’
ToreachthatgoaltheMustangswillhavetodoitwith anoffenseunderthedirection offirst-yearstarterCrider. Thoughhe’smostlyplayedin “blowouts,”hesaid,healsoenteredagainstJ.B.Pennington lateinthegamelastseasonand threwthewinningtouchdown pass.
“Hehasearnedthatright(to start),’’Godseysaid.“He’sbeen thebackupovertwoyearsand he’searnedtherighttobethe
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Bland(OL,6-1,233,Sr.),right tackle,DerrickThomas(OL, 6-2,305,Sr.),leftguard,Malakai Cooper(OL,So.)andatlefttackle,MicahDouglas(OL,6-1,243, Sr.).Allreturningstartersfor McGehee.
DEFENSE
Depthlookstobethebigplus forthedefensiveJetsandwill beledbylinebackerD.J.Davis (LB,6-0,180,Sr.)whoplayslike a“MonsteroftheMidway.”A returningstarter,Davishas speedandtheradarmentality tofindtheballcarrier.Hewill belookedatasasquadleader ofagreatgroupoflinebackers. ThoseadditionalbighittersincludeHayesHarrison(LB,5-10, 192,Sr.)andJocqDennis(LB, 6-0,195,Jr.).
starter.He’scheckedallthe boxesuptothispoint.
“But,’’thecoachcautions, “thisiswhereitreallystarts gettingreal.Wehavealotof confidenceinhim.Andwehave afreshmaninCharlestonOwensaswell.There’llbearolefor himinouroffenseaswell.’’
Ricehasthesignalcaller’s back.
“AlexCriderisgonnastep up,”Ricesaid.“CoachG,whois alsotheoffensivecoordinator, haspushedhimhard.Asaleaderontheteam,wejusttryto buildhisconfidenceupandlet himknowthathecandoit.He hasmorethanenoughability toleadustoachampionship.I thinkhe’sgonnabeagoodplayerforusthisseason.’’
Criderhimselffollowsthe leadofGodseyandtherestof theteaminbelievingintheprogramanditswinningtradition.
“Expectations?They’realwaysthesame,especiallywith thecoachwe’vegot,’’Crider said.“They’realwayshigh.’’
Thedefensivelinehasagroup ofexcellentathletesledbynose guardTravisEzell(DL,5-17, 219,Jr.)whoMcGeheeindicated hadagreatspringandsummer andwillbeonetobereckoned with.AlsopropellingtheDL willbeReshaadFreeman(DL, 5-10,210,Sr.)whocanalsodrop backtolinebacker,andbrothersEthan(DL,Jr.)andJacob (DL,So.)Hopkins.Headedinto the2024campaign,McGeheeexpressedthebiggestsurprisefor thedefensivegroupcomesfrom JaydenYoung(DL/LB,6-0,183, Sr.)whohascomeintohisown andwillmakeaplayatbeinga big-playplayerfortheJets.“He hasmovedaroundatdifferent positionsandhisdevelopment hasbeengreatatdefensiveline andlinebacker,”saidMcGehee.
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yougottastartworryingabout allthefundamentals,someguys aregonnastepup,someguys aregonnastepback.’’ TheSenatorsareshortonreturningstarters,butWatson saidthey’relongonpotential. “Everythingalwaysbegins andendswiththeoffensiveline andthedefensiveline,”hesaid.
“We’vegottherightguystobe physical.We’vegotawhole bunchofpuzzlepieces.Wejust
gottamakesurethatasacoachingstaff,weputtherightpuzzle piecesinplace.
“Again,there’salotoftalent. We’vegotalotofyoungreceiversthathaven’thadthatFridaynight.They’vehadalotof (juniorvarsitygames)Monday nightsbuttheyhadtoomuch Fridaynightexperience.They hadagreatseven-on-sevenseason,whichthat’snotrealfootball.Weknowwe’vegotguys
“Hehasafantasticopportunity thisseasontobespecial.”
InthebackfieldaretworeturningstartersinBrycenDowdell (CB,6-1,158,Sr.)andMasonRose (CB,5-7,165,Jr.)whowillhave supportfromavastamountof additionaltalentswithinthe groupofcornerbacksandsafeties.Thoseonboardtoreceive snapsareWilliamRichards(DB, 5-10,157,Sr.),JeremiahPritchett (DB,5-19,155,Sr.),ChristianWyatt(DB,5-9,163,Jr.)andMyles Taylor(DB,5-10,166,Sr.),whois gettingcaughtupwithpreparationsafterhavingsomeinjuries thathavekeptfromfullspeed.
SPECIALTEAMS
McGeheeknowshehasgems comingbackonhisspecial teamsunit.Theyareledbylong
outthere,butcanyougoout thereandmakethecatches? Canyougooutthereanditgoes backtothatword–execution?’’ TheSenatorsopen2024 againsttwoBirmingham-area foesinformidablenon-conferencefoes6ASpainParkinWeek ZeroAug.23and7AHillcrestof Tuscaloosathefollowingweek. SparkmanthenwadesintoregionplaySept.6againstAustin inDecatur.
snapperTimColeman(C/SNAPPER,5-11,211,Sr.)whoisbeing highlysoughtafteraslongsnapper.Handlingtheplacekicking andpuntingdutiesisAnthony Ortiz(K/P,5-10,150,Sr.).Both playersarelookedatassolid andneverwaveringfromexcellentperformers.
“Webringbackalotofexperienceandtheseplayerswill playhardaseachhavegreat character,”addedMcGehee.“I don’tknowwhatotherteams willbringtothenewseason,but Iknowwewillhavetocompete andgetbettereverydaytostay incontentioninthisregion.”
Thesecond-yearheadcoach sayssuccessallhingesonthe time-honored“execution,’’saying“YoucanhavealltheXsand theOsandallofthat,butifyou don’tgooutthereandexecute noneofthatstuffmatters.’’ Thisyear,the7Aplayoffsare applyinga“pod’systemofplayoffs.Inshort,thepodsystem won’tnecessarilypitRegion7 winnersagainstnemesisRegion3fromtheBirmingham area.Forwhateverreasonsit wasadapted,itprovidesRegion 7teamswithanopportunity toplayothersthanthelikesof Hooverinthefirstround.That aloneleavesScottunabashedin hisconfidencethatthe2024footballSenatorswillreverserecent playoffhistoryattheschool. “IfeellikeI’mtheguythatcan changeit,’’hesaid.“Myfirst yearstarting,I’mjustreadyto showcasewhatIcando.’’
theoffensivelinelastseason,butwillstartattight end,whocanmovetothe offensivelineshouldhebe needed.
Theoffensiveline, “OneofthebestI’veever coachedasourtopsix playersontheO-lineare seniors,”saidWhite.The groupisledbythree-year starteratlefttackleDavid Alexander(OL,6-1,250, Sr.)whohad30knockdowns,centerSamAllen (OL,6-0,245,Sr.),right guardSamuelGrimes(OL, 6-2,275,Sr.)whoscoreda 33onhisACTandcarries averyhighgradepointaverage,DrakeJackson(OL, 6-4,345,Sr.)atleftguard whoisahugespecimenof highschooltalentwhocan moveextremelywellfor hissize,andAaronYoung (OL,6-6,275,Sr.)anotherbasketballplayerwho Whitesaid,“Hasturned intoatopprospect.”
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“Thisgroupwillflyall overtheplaceastheyhave beenworkingtodobetter attackling,”addedWhite onhisdefensivesquad whichhaseightstarters returning. Leadingthetackling squadisthree-yearstarterChandlerVaughn(DL, 6-2,250,Sr.)whodoubles upasastarterforthePa-
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triots’basketballteam.He comesofftheendwitha vengeanceandisexpected tohaveasuperiorsenior season.Atnoseguardis JontezWashington(DL, 6-1,300,Sr.)whoisknown asthe“Anchor”ofthedefenseashehad39tackles lastseason.Tworeturning startinglinebackersare ahugeplusforWhiteas bothhavegreatrangeand powertohitopposingball carriers.RomeoWashington(LB,6-0,190,Jr.)and WillAldridge(LB,5-11, 200,Sr.)whocombinedfor over100tacklesin2023. Thedefensivebackfieldis filledwithexperienceand isledbytworeturning startingsafeties.Calvin Senwo(S,6-0,175,Sr.)had 63tacklesincludingfour forlossaseasonagoandis veryathleticcrossingover asareceiverattimeson offense,andChristenRice (S,5-10,180,Sr.)whoruns wellandcoversalotof groundindefensivemode whocollected20solotackleslastseason.Whitesaid, “Ourcornersarespecial players.”Theyinclude returningstartersandjuniorsA.J.Mitchell(DB, 5-10,165,Jr.)andB.J.Carter(DB,5-10,170,Jr.)who had22solotacklesin2023. MitchellhadfourinterceptionsayearagoandWhite knowshe’sreallytalented
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abama,PennStateandAlabamaA&M. MatthewsisbeingconsideredatopnotchplayerasajuniorforSparkman andduringtheoff-seasonhehasextended hisworkoutstoincludemoretimeinthe weightroom.Hiseffortshavepowered himtojointheelite“1000-PoundClub,” whichisthetotalamountofweightlifted inthesquat,deadliftandbenchpress.His besteffortcameinthepower/cleanwhere hesetateambestmarkat270-pounds.
“Iworkedontechniqueanddon’tgotoo heavyasIgainedmusclewithittomake mestronger,”addedMatthews,whocarriesa3.2gradepointaveragetoaddbrain tohisbrawn.
The2023teamatSparkmanallowed just20pointspergamewhilepostingfour shutouts.Thedefensewasthemainstay fortheClass7Ateamparticularlyintheir 5-0start.Thecurrentsquadhasbonded muchmoreasateamandthathashada lottodowithwhatthey’redoinginthe weightroomtogetherandwhattheir emotionsareonthe eld.Thepre-season questionremains,canthedefenseplayat ahighlevelasitdidaseasonago?“Yes, sir,ofcourse,”saidMatthewswithtremendouscon dence.“OurD-line,linebackers,safetiesandcornersallarecapableofdoingwhatwedidlastyear.We havetalkedalotaboutwhatwedidlast yearandwe’relookingtodoeverything
onthecorner.Carterhas experienceandplayslike anupperclassman.
AdditionalPatstosuit upondefenseinclude ChristianRice’stwin brotherTristenRice(DL, 6-10,210,Sr.)whohada goodsummerandwill startatdefensiveend,TylerKarl(DL,6-2,200,Jr.) whobringsalotofexperienceintohisjuniorseason,JoshWilliams(NG, 5-10,300,So.)ahugesophomoreinthemiddle,three linebackerswhocanhit areJadenGilbert(LB,5-9, 175,Jr.),NakobiWeatherspoon(LB,6-1,170,Jr.),and MasonJohnson(LB,5-11, 190,So.).Whiteindicated severalunderclassmen willseealotofplaying timeastheyrotateinand outoftheoverallsquadin thedefensivebackfield. ThoseincludeSavionPue (DB,5-8,165,Jr.),Aden Preyear(DB,5-9,160,Jr.), RomeMalbreaux(DB,5-8, 160,Jr.)andJasonKirkman(DB,5-9,165,Jr.).
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JuniorJoshStewart (K/P,5-9,150,Jr.)returns askickerandpunteras hehiton31of34extra pointsonthe2023season. He’llgetsomecompetition fromfellowjuniorkicker NolanWhigham(K/P,5-9, 150,Jr.)whoisthestart-
wedidlastyear.”
Matthewsgrewupinfootball.Hewould spendhourafterhourwatchinghisolder brotherplaythesport,thoughMatthews admittedhereallywasn’tintothesportat thebeginning.“Ijuststartedplayingone day.Withmegrowingupwithmyolder cousins,Ididn’treallyhavearoundme folksmyage,soIjustgrewupwiththem andtheymademetough.Ijuststuckwith it.”
The2024schedulelookstobemuch tougherinthelevelofcompetitionasthe SenatorsfaceoffagainstSpainPark,Hillcrest-TuscaloosaandAustintoopenthe campaign.TheyevenfaceBobJonesand JamesClemensback-to-backinthe rst twoweeksofOctober.
“MygoalistojustmakemyteambetterasI’mnotfocusedonmyselfatthe moment,Ijustwanttodoeverythingfor myteamandwingames,”saidMatthews. “Formetodothat,Iplanoncomingoff theballquickly,usingmyhandstoget pasttheoffensivetacklewhousually blocksme,andmakethebigplaysinthe back eld.”
Ifphysicalstrengthandastrongmindsetisneededtosucceed,lookforMatthewstostandup,takechargeandbethe strengthoftheSparkmandefensewhich lookstoshutdownopponentsofanycaliberin2024.
Tuberville Continuedfrompage3A thathisbestplayersarelikelytoenter thetransferportalatthedropofahat forabetterdeal.Everyplayerisnowa freeagenteveryyear.Thisisatoddswith someofthebestlessonslearnedonthe eld—hardwork,loyalty,andteamover self.IfCongressdoesnotactsoon,Saturdaysinthefallwillbeunrecognizable. That’swhymycolleagueSen.Joe Manchin(D-WV)andIintroducedthe ProtectingAthletes,School,andSports (PASS)Act.Ourbillwouldcreateasingle nationalstandardforNILcontractsand requireuniversitiestohonortheoriginal scholarshipmadetoastudentathlete, regardlessoftheirNILdealstatus.
ThePASSActwouldprovidestability forteamsbyrequiringastudent-athlete tocommittoauniversityforthreeyears
beforebecomingeligibleforthetransfer portal.Itwouldalsoprotectstudent-athletesbyensuringtheyreceivehealthinsuranceforsports-relatedinjuriesforup toeightyearsaftergraduating.
ThePASSActwasn’tjustouridea. Whiledraftingit,Sen.ManchinandI consultedwithcoaches,athleticdirectors,andeducatorsacrossthecountry, includingCoachSabanandmanyother expertsfromourgreatstate.Unfortunately,Sen.ChuckSchumer(D-NY)has refusedtobringitupforavote.Ifyouare passionateaboutcollegefootball,joinme incallingonSen.Schumertobringour bipartisan,commonsensebilltothe oor beforeitistoolate.Collegiateathleticsis oneofthelastgreatinstitutionsinthis country—Iprayitremainsso.
ingholderonplacekicks. LongsnapperisBrayson Albin(S,6-1,195,So.).
“Wehavesomeweaponswithseniorleadership andIfeelwecantrulyrun theballwithournewoffensivecoordinator,”said White.“Thekidsarepickinguptheschemesand performingwell.”
Likelastseason,the teammottoisEAT(effort, attitude,toughness)and againin2024andthesquad islookingtobuildoffthat identityfortheteamafter going5-6,5-2aseasonago withathirdplacefinish inRegion4.ThePatriots havehadthreeconsecutive5-6seasonsandWhite thinkshehastheteamto certainlyplaymuchbetter asthesquadhas23seniors andjuniorsand28sophomores.
“Wefeelwehavethe talenttogodeepintothe playoffs,”addedWhite.
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ByBECKY MILLER God’s Lemonade Stand
Whateveryoudo,work atitwithallyourheart,as workingfortheLord,not forhumanmasters.Colossians3:23NIVBibleGateway RecentlyIwasonhold forabout90minuteswith anairlinetryingtoget somethingsquaredaway onanupcomingtrip.IrelaxedtriedtogiveittoGod andjustlistenedtotheir verynicemusicandoccasionalannouncements. Finally,amalevoicecame on.Hallelujah. Mychillpillworked.It wasnotthisagent’sfaultI hadtowaitasmanythings weredisruptingtraveland lotsofpassengerswere probablyonholdwaiting, somenotbeingaspatient
orkindasIwas.Iused tobeoneofthosephone agents,soIknowitisnecessarytosmilewithyour voice.
Whenyouarethecustomer,doyousmilewith yourvoice?Ifnotjust imaginethepersonwere yoursonordaughterand howwouldyoulikeothers totreatthem?Youarea witnesswhereveryouare andbelievemekindpeoplegetnoticed.Doallyour workjustlikeyouwere takingcareofJesus.Now goenjoytherestofyour dayandbenice.
PRAYER:Lord,Ithank youforbeingabletorelax andjusttrustyouwith things.Breatheinpraising youbreatheoutproblems. InJesus’name.Amen. God’sLemonadeStandis writtenbyformerMadison residentBeckyMiller.Her dailydevotionsappearon Facebookoratgodslemonadestand.blogspot.com.
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Asironsharpens iron,sooneperson sharpensanother, Proverbs27:17.
Dr.GerrySamson wasinourdentalof celastweek. Thatmightnotseemlikeabigdeal toyou,butitcertainlywastous.
Dr.Samsonisarockstarintheorthodonticcommunity.Anorthodontistforover40yearsinGeorgia,he founded“(g)nathos”in1982tohelp orthodontistshonetheircraft,teachingprofessionalsalreadytrainedin metalbracesbetter,quickerwaysto moveteeth.Awizardofwirebending,heevenhasanorthodonticpliernamedafterhim.Dr.Boyd,my boss,hasbeenapartof(g)nathos since2001.Dr.Samsonhasbeenhis mentorfor23years:ironsharpening iron.
Preppingforhisvisit,Iscoured theinternetforDr.Samson’sbackground.Whenhearrived,wearinghissignatureeyeglassesand mad-scientisthair,Itriednotto gush.IpromisedmyselfIwould keepquiet.Ilied.
TheUnionHillP.B.Churchfamilyisinvitingthepublictojointhem fortheupcoming“MasteringYour Health&WellnessExpo”,sponsored bytheOscarL.MontgomeryPersonalGrowthCenter.ItwillbeheldSaturday,Aug.24from9a.m.to2p.m.
Thesedays,Dr.Boydpartnerswith Dr.Samson:Dr.Bteachingdentists aboutInvisalign,Dr.Samsonabout metalbraces.Togethertheyare sharpeningtheironoforthodontists allovertheUS. Mybelovedhashadmentorsonhis journeyasapastor:ThurmondColeman,PaulBadgett,andDanGarland. Theyhaveencouragedhimandadvisedhimfromtimetotimesincehe surrenderedtoministryin1997.
ImetDanGarland,thenKBC EvangelismDirector,in1999.He cametoMcVeighBaptistChurchto preacharevival.Aftereachservice, hewalkednextdoortotheparsonagetosharecoffeeandinsight.He waspouringintoanewandexcited pastorandpastor’swife.Heshared experiencesandlessonslearnedasa preacher/pastor.(Somewerehorrific.)Itwasinvaluable.Godknithim inourheartsandlivesduringthose days.Wehaveneverforgottenthe storiesheshared. Hewasironsharpeningiron.Now mybelovedsharpensotherpastors. I’mnotanorthodonticwizardor anexperiencedpastor,butthere arewaysIcansharpenothers.You
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Hebrews10:24remindsus,“Letus considerhowwemayspuroneanotheron…”“Spuron”soundslike sharpeningirontome.
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Thefollowingvehicleswillbe soldonAuctionDate: September17,2024 TimeofAuction:8:00am Locationofauction: Bradford’sWreckerService Inc/Bradford’sTruck&Trailer Repair(FormallyKnownasAffordableTowing) 4651SamDr Huntsville,AL35811 256-759-4060/256-508-8253 2015HONDAACCORDWHITE 1HGCR2F3XFA018655 2012HONDACIVICBLACK 2HGFG3B5XCH500698 2005TOYOYACAMRYGRAY 4T1BE32KX5U613491 2019KAWASAKIZ900BASE GRAYJKAZR2A15KA003242 2005SUZUKIFORENZA GREENKL5JD56Z25K122209 S ••• RECYCLE
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2014KAWASAKININJA300 ABSGREEN JKAEX8B15EA003087 2011DODGECALIBERSILVER1B3CB3HA4BD157159
08/21/24,08/28/24
ADID610580
www.TNValleyStuff.com
ABANDONEDVEHICLES
Thefollowingvehicleswillbe auctionedon October07,2024, at12:00noon at MDMWreckerService,Inc. DBA:MayhallWrecker 5000MeridianStreetN, Huntsville,AL35810 256-536-5055
2007CHRYSLERPACIFICA VIN#2A8GM68X97R269503
2013DODGEAVENGERVIN# 1C3CDZAB0DN572348
2002CHEVROLETTRAILBLAZERVIN# 1GNDS13S322467197
2007CHEVROLETTAHOE VIN#1GNFC13067J347878 08/21/24,08/28/24 ADID610342
www.TNValleyStuff.com
FINDINGOFNOSIGNIFICANTIMPACT FORPRIMARYSUBSTATION4ANDTRANSMISSIONLINES ATREDSTONEARSENAL,HUNTSVILLE,ALABAMA
RedstoneArsenal(RSA)hasidentifiedtheneedforanewprimaryelectricalsubstationinthecentral portionoftheinstallation.RSAproposestoconstructPrimarySubstation4attheintersectionofPatton RoadandMillsRoadandthesupportinginfrastructurenecessarytointegratethenewprimarysubstation intotheinstallationelectricalgridtoprovideenergysecurity.
1.PURPOSEANDNEED
ThepurposeoftheproposedactionistoupgradeandexpandRSA’selectricalpowergrid,increase electricalcapacityfrom52megawatts(MW)to80MW,accommodatedevelopmentacrossthe installation,andaddenergysecuritywithathirdfeedfrom theTennesseeValleyAuthority.RSAhas manytenantsthatrequireanuninterruptedsupplyofelectricity.TheproposedactionwouldprovideRSA withsecurityandredundancytoprovidereliable,resilientpowertosupportcriticalArmy,Departmentof Defense,andDepartmentofJusticemissions.
Theproposedactionisneededtoalleviateperiodicpoweroutagesthatoccurbecauseofanagingand overburdenedelectricalsystem,relievestressonandexpandtheexistingelectricalgrid,replaceoutdated electricalinfrastructure,andincreaseelectricalcapacitytohandleadditionalelectricalloadsrequiredfor RSAfacilitiesunderconstructionatthetimetheenvironmentalassessment(EA)wasbeingpreparedand forplannedfacilities.
Asinstallationdevelopmentincreases,thedemandforelectricpoweralsoincreases,and,withoutthe proposedupgradeandexpansionoftheelectricalgrid,facilityelectricalneedswillincreasinglybeunmet.
2.DESCRIPTIONOFPROPOSEDACTIONANDALTERNATIVES
ProposedAction: Thepreferredalternative(proposedaction)istheconstructionandimprovementof newandexistingelectricalinfrastructureatRSA.TheproposedactionincludesconstructingPrimary Substation4,upgradingPrimarySubstation2,androutingnewelectricaltransmissionlines.
AlternativesConsideredandEvaluated: BasedonthescreeningcriteriaanalysispresentedintheEA, twoalternativeswereevaluated.Thepreferredalternative(theproposedaction)andthenoaction alternative.Underthenoactionalternative,theArmywouldnotimplementtheproposedaction.
3.ENVIRONMENTALANALYSIS
EnvironmentalConsequencesandComparisonofAlternatives: Theenvironmentalconsequencesto valuedenvironmentalcomponentswereanalyzedinrelation tothepreferredalternative(theproposed action)andthenoactionalternative.“Valuedenvironmentalcomponents”arecategoriesof environmentalandsocioeconomiceffectsthatenableamanagedandsystematicanalysisofthese resources. ImpactsbyValuedEnvironmentalComponent
Valuedenvironmental component Preferredalternative Noaction alternative ConstructionOperation Landuse
Short-termminorandlong-term moderateadverseeffects;longtermmoderatebeneficialeffects.
Noadverse effects Long-term moderateadverse effects
Aestheticsandvisual resources Short-termminorandlong-term moderateadverseeffects. Noadverse effects Noadverse effects
AirqualityShort-termminoreffects Moderate beneficialeffects Noadverse effects
NoiseShort-termminoradverseeffects. Long-termminor effects Noadverse effects
Geologyandsoils
Waterresources
Biologicalresources
Noadverseeffectsongeologyor topography.Short-termminor adverseeffectsonsoils.
Short-termminoradverseeffects ongroundwater,surfacewaters, andwetlands;long-term negligibleadverseeffectson floodplains;noeffectson watershedsorstormwaterflow.
Long-termminoradverseeffects onfloraandfauna.Theproposed actionmightaffect,butisnot likelytoadverselyaffect, threatened,endangered, proposed,orcandidatespecies.
Noadverse effects Noadverse effects
Noadverse effects Noadverse effects
Noadverse effects Noadverse effects
CulturalresourcesNoadverseeffects Noadverse effects Noadverse effects
Socioeconomics
Short-termnegligibleadverse andbeneficialeffects;long-term moderateadverseeffects;shorttermminorandlong-term moderatebeneficialeffects.
Noadverse effects Long-term moderateadverse effects
TrafficandtransportationShort-termminoradverseeffects. Noadverse effects Noadverse effects
Utilities Long-termmoderatebeneficial effectsontheinstallation electricalsystem.Noadverse effectsonstormwater managementorsolidwaste. Short-termnegligibleadverse effectsonotherutilities.
Hazardousandtoxic substances
Noadverse effects Noadverse effects
Short-termminoradverseeffects. Long-termminor effects Noadverse effects
4.FINDINGOFNOSIGNIFICANTIMPACT
BasedontheanalysispresentedintheEA,whichisincorporatedherebyreference,theArmyhas determinedthatthepreferredalternative(theproposedaction)wouldhavenosignificantadverse impactsonthequalityofthenaturalorhumanenvironment.Thisanalysisfulfillstherequirementsof theNationalEnvironmentalPolicyActof1969,asimplementedbytheCouncilonEnvironmental Qualityregulations(Title40ofthe CodeofFederalRegulations [CFR]parts1500–1508)aswellas therequirementsofthe EnvironmentalAnalysisofArmyActions (32CFRpart651).Becauseno significantenvironmentalimpactswouldresult,anenvironmentalimpactstatementisnotrequired andwillnotbeprepared.
Afindingofnosignificantimpact(FNSI)isappropriatefor thepreferredalternative(theproposed action).Werecognizeourcontinuingobligationtoconsult undersection106oftheNational HistoricPreservationAct,theEndangeredSpeciesAct,and theCleanWaterActandthatadditional interagencycoordinationandpermittingwouldberequired duringanyphaseoftheprojectif unanticipatedeventsoccur,suchasthediscoveryofarchaeologicalrelicsoranendangeredspecies orimpactsonwetlands.
5.FINDINGOFNOPRACTICABLEALTERNATIVE
ExecutiveOrder11988, FloodplainManagement,statesthatiftheonlypracticablealternativeto implementingaproposedactionrequiressitingitinafloodplain,theagencyshall,priortotaking action,designormodifyitsactiontominimizepotentialharmtoorwithinthefloodplain.In designingtheproposedaction,theArmyavoidedfloodplainstothemaximumextentpracticable andminimizedtheeffecttheactionwouldhaveonfloodplains.Duringconstruction,theArmy wouldimplementbestmanagementpracticesandlowimpactdevelopmentmeasurestoreducethe riskoffloodlosstoRSAfacilitiesandpotentialimpactonhumansafety.TheArmyhasdrafteda FindingofNoPracticableAlternative(FONPA)fortheproposedaction.OncetheEAisfinaland theFNSIhasbeensigned,thedocumentswillbesentalongwiththedraftFONPAforFONPA approval.
6.PUBLICREVIEWANDCOMMENT
TheFinalEAandDraftFNSIareavailableforpublicreviewandcommentfor30daysafter publicationofanoticeofavailabilityin TheMadisonCountyRecord. Copiesofthedocumentscan beobtainedbycontactingMs.AmeliaHice,U.S.ArmyGarrison–RedstoneArsenalPublicAffairs Officeat(256)876-0807,byU.S.mailatU.S.ArmyGarrison–Redstone,4488MartinRoad,Bldg. 4488,Rm.A-213,RedstoneArsenal,AL35898,orbyemailatamelia.r.hice.civ@mail.mil. CommentsshouldbesubmittedbyU.S.mailorbyemailusingoneoftheaddressesprovidedabove.
ABANDONEDVEHICLES
Thefollowingvehicleswillbe auctionedon October09,2024, at12:00noon at MDMWreckerService,Inc. DBA:MayhallWrecker 5000MeridianStreetN, Huntsville,AL35810 256-536-5055
2008NISSANALTIMA VIN#1N4BL21E68N449922 2016NISSANALTIMA VIN#1N4BL3AP4GC143089 2010NISSANMAXIMA VIN#1N4AA5APXAC830064 2014KIASOULVIN# KNDJN2A25E7704839 2011NISSANMAXIMA VIN#1N4AA5AP5BC861515 2013NISSANALTIMA VIN#1N4AL3AP5DC126163 2011NISSANMURANO VIN#JN8AZ1MW7BW174991 2008NISSANROGUEVIN# JN8AS58V18W104165 2014NISSANMURANO VIN#JN8AZ1FY9EW300450 2008NISSANFRONTIER VIN#1N6AD06U38C435413 08/21/24,08/28/24 ADID610344 ABANDONEDVEHICLES
Thefollowingvehicleswillbe auctionedon October02,2024, at12:00noon at MDMWreckerService,Inc. DBA:MayhallWrecker 5000MeridianStreetN, Huntsville,AL35810 256-536-5055
C O C C
INTRODUCTION
1985CHEVROLETCAPRICE VIN#1G1BN69H0FX155257 2010CHRYSLER300 VIN#2C3CA4CD0AH209031 2010FORDFOCUS VIN#1FAHP3GN7AW226137 2003CHEVROLETS10 VIN#1GCCS19XX38281775 08/14/24,08/21/24 ADID609352
ABANDONEDVEHICLES
Thefollowingvehicleswillbe auctionedon September13, 2024,at12:00noon at MDMWreckerService,Inc. DBA:MayhallWrecker 5000MeridianStreetN, Huntsville,AL35810 256-536-5055 2013KIAOPTIMA VIN#5XXGN4A76DG156244 08/14/24,08/21/24
ADID609354
ABANDONEDVEHICLES
ThefollowingVehicleswillbe soldon 9/26/2024@8:00am, at1317PutmanDrNW, Huntsville,AL35816 256-694-6700 01MercuryGrandMarquisSilver 2MEFM74W61X642228 13VolkswagenPassatMaroon 1VWBH7A3XDC000754 08/14/24,08/21/24 ADID609551
ABANDONEDVEHICLES
ThefollowingVehicleswillbe soldon 9/26/2024@8:00am, at1317PutmanDrNW, Huntsville,AL35816 256-694-6700
04GMCSierraGreen 2GTEK19T141170008
12FordEscapeWhite 1FMCU0C7XCKB81431
07NissanAltimaBlack 1N4AL21E97C211584
08/14/24,08/21/24
ADID609183
ABANDONEDVEHICLES
ThefollowingVehicleswillbe soldon 9/16/2024@8:00am, at1317PutmanDrNW, Huntsville,AL35816 256-694-6700
2011HondaCR-VMaroon 5J6RE3H50BL030296 08/21/24,08/28/24
ADID609727
ABANDONEDVEHICLES
Thefollowingvehicleswillbe auctionedon WednesdayOctober2,2024at8:00A.M. MIKE’SWRECKERSERVICE 1100HooverStreet Huntsville,AL35801 256-536-2226
2024GMCSierra2500(Gray) 1GT49PEY2RF383402
RedstoneArsenal(RSA)hasidentifiedtheneedforaMilitarySystemsElectromagneticTestSupport (MSETS)facilitycapableofconductingmission-criticalelectromagnetictestingofequipment,vehicles, weaponsystems,andaircraft.RSAproposestoconstructand operateanMSETSfacilitywithinthe RedstoneTestCenter(RTC)testingcomplexonRSA.
1.PURPOSEANDNEED
ThepurposeoftheproposedactionistoconstructandoperateanenclosedMSETSfacilitywithinthe RTCtestingcomplexonRSAthatwouldbecapableofconductingmission-criticalelectromagnetic environmentaleffects(E3)testingofequipment,vehicles,weaponsystems,andaircraftrequiredtoobtain airworthinessreleases,fielding,andproductionauthority.
TheproposedactionisneededtomeetmissionrequirementsforE3testingofequipment,vehicles, weaponsystems,andaircraft.TheexistingRTCfacilityfor vehicleandaircrafttestingisanoutdoor pavedareaenclosedbya4-inchmeshFaradaycage,1 whichfailstoprovidefullelectromagnetic interference(EMI)noiseshielding.Themeshcageprovides limitedEMIprotectionfromexternal sources,requiringrepeattestingtoconfirmthereliabilityofresults.Testingalsoisaffectedbyinclement weatherfactors(e.g.,lightningandheavyrain),whichthenpresentsschedulingissues.Sensitive equipmentisfrequentlystoredoutdoorsandsubjecttoweatherexposure,requiringmorefrequent equipmentrecalibration.Becauseofinadequatetestingfacilities,largevehiclesandaircraftmustbe shippedoff-sitetoEglinAirForceBaseorNavyfacilitiestoconductteststhatarenotexecutableatthe RTCfacility,whichrequiresstafftotravel,incurscostsfromvehicletransportation,andcausestesting delays.Testsarefrequentlydelayeduptoseveralmonthsbecauseofoverridinglocalprioritiesand missions
2.DESCRIPTIONOFPROPOSEDACTIONANDALTERNATIVES
ProposedAction: Theproposedaction(preferredalternative)istoconstructandoperateanewMSETS facilityandsupportinginfrastructureattheRTCElectromagneticEnvironmentalEffectsTestComplex offofBuxtonRoadnearthesoutheasternboundaryofRSA.
AlternativesConsideredandEvaluated: Twoalternativeswereevaluated:Thepreferredalternative (theproposedaction)andthenoactionalternative.Underthenoactionalternative,theArmywouldnot implementtheproposedaction.
TheArmyconsideredfiveotheralternativesthatwereeliminatedfromconsideration:
• Renovation(oramixofrenovationandnewconstruction)was notconsideredaviablealternative becausethemeshedcagefacilityonRSAdoesnothavethecapacitytotesttheoperational requirementsofhelicoptersandonboardinstrumentationandtherearenootherfacilitiesonRSA thatcouldberenovatedtomeetmissionrequirements.
• Leasingcommercialspaceorcontractingoutserviceswerenotconsideredviablealternatives becausespacethatcouldmeetoperationalandsecurityrequirementsisnotavailableinthe Huntsvillearea.
• UsingfacilitiesatotherDoDorfederalagencylocationswasnotconsideredaviablealternative becausetherequiredtestingcouldbeperformedatEglinAFB buttestingatthatbaseisfocused ontheAirForcemission,wouldnotadequatelysupportthetestmissionoftheArmy,andwould beatahighercostbecauseoftheaddedexpenseofrelocating atestteamtothebase.
• UsingotherfacilitiesonRSAwasnotconsideredaviablealternativebecausetherearenoother facilitiesonRSAthatwouldmeetthemissionrequirements.
3.ENVIRONMENTALANALYSIS
EnvironmentalConsequencesandComparisonofAlternatives: Theenvironmentalconsequencesto valuedenvironmentalcomponentswereanalyzedinrelation tothepreferredalternative(theproposed action)andthenoactionalternative.“Valuedenvironmentalcomponents”arecategoriesof environmentalandsocioeconomicresourcesthatenableamanagedandsystematicanalysisof consequences.
SummaryofImpactsbyValuedEnvironmentalComponent
Valuedenvironmental component
Landuse
Preferredalternative Noaction alternative ConstructionOperation
Short-termnegligibleadverse effects. Noadverse effects Noadverse effects
Aestheticsandvisual resources Short-andlong-termminor adverseeffects. Noadverse effects Noadverse effects
Airquality Short-termminoradverseeffects.Noadverse effects Noadverse effects
Noise Short-termminoradverseeffects.Noadverse effects Noadverse effects
Geologyandsoils Noeffectsongeologyor topography.Short-termminor adverseeffectsonsoils. Noadverse effects Noadverse effects
Waterresources
Biologicalresources
Short-termminoradverseeffects ongroundwater,andsurface waters.Noadverseeffectson watersheds,wetlands,stormwater flow,orfloodplains.
Long-termnegligibleadverse effectsonfloraandfauna.The proposedactionmayaffect,butis notlikelytoadverselyaffect, threatened,endangered, proposed,orcandidatespecies.
Noadverse effects Noadverse effects
Noadverse effects Noadverse effects
CulturalresourcesNoadverseeffects. Noadverse effects Noadverse effects
Socioeconomics Short-termnegligibleadverseand beneficialeffects;short-term minorandlong-termmoderate beneficialeffects Noadverse effects Long-term moderate adverse effects
Trafficandtransportation Negligibleadverseeffects.Noadverse effects Noadverse effects
Utilities Short-andlong-termminor adverseeffects. Noadverse effects Noadverse effects
Hazardousandtoxic substances Short-termminoradverseeffects.Noadverse effects Noadverse effects
4.FINDINGOFNOSIGNIFICANTIMPACT
BasedontheanalysispresentedintheEA,whichisincorporatedherebyreference,ithasbeen determinedthattheproposedaction(preferredalternative)wouldhavenosignificantadverse impactsonthequalityofthenaturalorhumanenvironment.Thisanalysisfulfillstherequirementsof theNationalEnvironmentalPolicyActof1969,asimplementedbytheCouncilonEnvironmental Qualityregulations(Title40ofthe CodeofFederalRegulations [CFR]parts1500–1508)aswellas therequirementsofthe EnvironmentalAnalysisofArmyActions (32CFRpart651).Becauseno significantenvironmentalimpactswouldresult,anenvironmentalimpactstatementisnotrequired andwillnotbeprepared.
Afindingofnosignificantimpact(FNSI)isappropriatefor theproposedaction(preferred alternative).Werecognizeourcontinuingobligationtoconsultundersection106oftheNational HistoricPreservationAct,theEndangeredSpeciesAct,and theCleanWaterActandthatadditional interagencycoordinationandpermittingwouldberequired duringanyphaseoftheprojectif unanticipatedeventsoccur,suchasthediscoveryofarchaeologicalrelicsoranendangeredspecies orimpactsonwetlands.
5.PUBLICREVIEWANDCOMMENT
ThefinalEAanddraftFNSIwillbemadeavailableforpublicreviewandcommentfromAugust21, 2024toSeptember20,2024.Theavailabilityofthedocumentswillbeadvertisedin TheMadison CountyRecord. Copiescanbeobtainedbycontacting Copiesofthedocumentscanbeobtainedby contactingMs.AmeliaHice,U.S.ArmyGarrison–RedstoneArsenalPublicAffairsOfficeat(256)
1 A“Faradaycage”isanenclosureusedtoprotectcontainedobjectsfrombothstaticandnon-staticelectromagneticfields.
08/14/24,08/21/24 ADID608366
AbandonedVehicle
Thefollowingabandonedvehiclewillbesoldon September 27,2024-Time-8am, ifnot claimed-422SteakleyRd,New Market,AL35761. 2008CHEVROLETHHR 3GNDA33P28S554242
08/21/24,08/28/24
ADID610366
AbandonedVehicle
Thefollowingunclaimedvehicleswillbesoldon September 20,2024-Time-8am, ifnot claimed-243MapleRoad,New Hope,AL35760. 2012TOYOTACAMRY 4T1BF1FK9CU124105
1999CHEVROLETBLAZER 1GNCS13W1X2231914
08/14/24,08/21/24
ADID609554 ABANDONEDVEHICLE
Thefollowingvehiclewillbe auctionedon September25, 2024@9am atThorntonsTowing7233WallTrianaHwy.Madison,AL.
2012NissanMaxima Vin:1N4AA5AP3CC814730
08/21/24,08/28/24
ADID610149 ABANDONEDVEHICLE
Thefollowingvehiclewillsellon September30,2024at 9:30A/M at103TammyDrive Huntsville,Alabama35811.
1999FordCrownVictoria,vin#2FAFP73W7XX102671,VehicleislistedtoRobertALove, 204CountyRoad339Crane Hill,Alabama.35053. 08/21/24,08/28/24 ADID610310 AdvertisementforBid CalhounCounty CalhounCountyistakingsealed bidsforlabor,equipment,materials,andanyincidentalsrequiredtocompletethework requiredforprojectCCP-08111-24ChiefLadigaLanding AdditionalParkinginCalhoun County.Thisbidisintendedto complywiththeRebuildAlabamaAct,No.2019-2,andAlabamaCodeTitle39,the AlabamaPublicWorksLaw. Biddersshallberequiredto complywiththeprovisionsof theRebuildAlabamaAct,No. 2019-2andTitle39oftheAlabamaCoderegardlessiftherequirementisexplicitlydetailedin thebidproposalornot. Onlybidsfromcontractorsor materialsupplierslistedonthe AlabamaDepartmentofTransportation(ALDOT)approvedlist ofcontractorsandmaterialsupplierswillbeaccepted.Allbids mustbemarkedwiththeword “BID”ontheoutsideofthebid packagealongwithBidProposalforCCP-08-111-24Chief
RESOLUTIONNO.2024-231-R
LadigaLandingthebiddateand theAlabamaGeneralContractor’sLicenseNumber. ThecontractorshallmeetallAlabamaDepartmentofTransportation(ALDOT)Bondingand Licensingrequirementsaswell asallapplicablelaws,ordinances,andcodesoftheU.S. Government,theStateofAlabama,anyrelevantmunicipality, andtheCOUNTY,and,specificallyandwithoutlimitation,shall complywithallprovisionsofthe Beason-HammondAlabama TaxpayerandCitizenProtection Act,commonlyreferredtoas theImmigrationAct.
Sealedbidswillbereceivedby theCalhounCountyCommissionat1702NobleStreet,Suite 103until10:00AMCentralTime onAugust27,2024,andthen publiclyopenedassoonthereafteraspracticable.Awardwill bemadeatthenextregularly scheduledmeetingofthe CalhounCountyCommission. Specificationsareonfileand maybeacquiredattheCalhoun County,Alabama,Engineering Department,160SeatonDrive, Anniston,Alabama36205.
PhoneNumber:256-237-4657 CalhounCountyHoursofOperationare7:00A.M.to3:30P.M. (CentralTime)from MondaythroughFriday.
CountyreservestherighttoacceptorrejectallBidsorany portionthereof.
08/21/24
ADID606125
ADVERTISEMENTFORBID HUNTSVILLE-MADISON COUNTYAIRPORT AUTHORITY
TheHuntsville-MadisonCounty AirportAuthority(“Owner”)isrequestingseparatesealedproposalsforthefurnishingofall labor,materials,equipmentand servicesfortheSURFACE PARKINGLOTSOUTHOF GOLFCOURSEPROJECT(the “Project”)atHuntsvilleInternationalAirport(the“Airport”),locatedinHuntsville,Alabama. Bidsshallbesubmittedvia emailtoJimFlowers,ChiefDesign&ConstructionOfficerfor Owner,at jflowers@hsvairport.org,witha copytotheEngineerofRecord, TimWesthoven,attim.westhoven@gmcnetwork.com,no laterthan2:00p.m.CDTonAugust27,2024.Thebidshallbe attachedtothe emailinPDFformat.Thesubjectlineoftheemailshallstate thenameoftheProject.The bodyoftheemailshallinclude thebidder’sgeneralcontractor’s licensenumberandclassificationorotherwisethebidshallbe rejected. Biddermustbean AlabamaGeneralContractor licensedbytheStateLicensingBoardforGeneralContractorsforAlabamapursuant toAlabamaCode Section34-8-1,etseq. Anybid receivedafterthescheduled closingtimeforreceiptofbids willberejected.Pre-qualification f
WHEREAS, thePlanningCommissionoftheCityofMadison,Alabama,hasreceivedarequesttoamendtheCity’s Of cialZoningOrdinance,andhasmadeareportoftheirrecommendationsconcerningthefollowingrequestedaction(s),to-wit: CityofMadison’srequesttoamendtheOf cialZoningOrdinancerevisingArticleIV,Section4-15Downtown RedevelopmentIncentive(DRI)OverlayDistrict; and
WHEREAS itisthejudgmentandopinionoftheCityCouncilthataformalpublichearingshouldbeheldforthepurpose ofconsideringanordinancetoamendtheOf cialZoningOrdinanceoftheCityinaccordancewithsaidzoningrequest; NOW,THEREFORE,BEITRESOLVEDBYTHECITYCOUNCILOFTHECITYOFMADISON,ALABAMA,ASFOLLOWS: SECTION1. ApublichearingwillbeheldbytheCityCouncilonSeptember,23,2024at6:00p.m.intheCouncil ChambersoftheMadisonMunicipalComplexlocatedat100HughesRoad,Madison,Alabama,atwhichtimeandplaceanyand allpersonsshallhaveanopportunitytobeheardinfavoroforinoppositiontothefollowingproposedordinanceamendingthe Of cialZoningOrdinanceoftheCityofMadison,Alabama,aslastamended:
SEEATTACHMENTA,whichincludesthatSectionof4-15beingamended
SECTION2. Thisresolution,includingtheproposedordinancemadeaparthereof,shallbepublishedinfullbyone(1) insertioninthe MadisonCountyRecord.Asynopsisoftheproposedordinanceshallbepublishedinsaidnewspaperone(1)week laterreferringtothedateandnameofthenewspaperinwhichtheproposedordinancewas rstpublished.Bothinsertionsareto bemadeatleast fteen(15)dayspriortothedateofthepublichearing.
THEABOVEANDFOREGOINGRESOLUTION isherebypassedandadoptedataregularmeetingoftheCityCouncil onthe12 dayofAugust2024.
RanaeBartlett,CouncilPresident CityofMadison,Alabama ATTEST:
LisaThomas,CityClerk-Treasurer CityofMadison,Alabama
Approvedthis12th dayofAugust2024.
PaulFinley,Mayor CityofMadison,Alabama
TheCityClerkisherebydirectedtopublishthisresolution,includingtheattachedproposedordinanceandmap,one(1) timeinthe MadisonCountyRecord onAugust21,2024 AttachmentA
PROPOSEDORDINANCENO.2024-232 CITYOFMADISON’SREQUESTTOAMENDTHEOFFICIALZONINGORDINANCEREVISINGARTICLEIV, SECTION4-15DOWNTOWNREDEVELOPMENTINCENTIVE(DRI)OVERLAYDISTRICT BEITORDAINEDBYTHECITYCOUNCILOFTHECITYOFMADISON,ALABAMA,ASFOLLOWS:
SECTION1. ThattheMadisonZoningOrdinance,aslastamended,isfurtheramendedtoread: Section4-15-BApplicationandEffect B. TheDRIOverlayDistrictisshownonFigure1belowandincludesallthepropertiesinsidetheareahighlightedinred. PropertiesinthisdistrictwishingtodeveloppursuanttotheregulationsfortheDRIDistrictmustobtainapprovalofa
ofbiddersisnotrequired. ElectroniccopiesofthePlans andSpecificationsandthecompleteRequestforProposals maybeobtainedatnocostby emailingTimWesthoven.All questionsrelatedtotheRequestforProposalsandother ContractDocumentsshallbedirectedtoTimWesthovenvia email,withacopytoJimFlowersandTaylorBone,Project Manager,at tbone@hsvairport.org.
TheProjectwillconsistofthe constructionofanew+/-3.20 acrelightedandaccess-controlledparkinglotcontainingapproximately359parkingspaces, modificationstoGlennHearn Blvdforaccess,andmodificationstoexistingdrainagestructures.
Therewillnotbeapre-bidconference.
Ownerreservestherightto waiveanyinformalities,technicalitiesorirregularitiesinthe bidsreceived,torejectanyorall bids,andtoenterintonegotiationswiththelowestresponsive bidder. Nobiddermaywithdrawhisbidwithin90days aftertheactualdateofbid opening.
THEHUNTSVILLE-MADISON COUNTY AIRPORTAUTHORITY
JimFlowers,ChiefDesign& ConstructionOfficer
08/07/24,08/14/24,08/21/24 ADID608577
AdvertisementforCompletion
InaccordancewithChapter1, Title39CodeofAlabama,1975, asamended,noticeishereby given That EMWConstruction,Inc. contractor,hascompletedConstructionofthe, Madison CountySchoolsBoardofEducation–NewHopeHigh SchoolConnector fortheState ofAlabamaandtheMadison CountyBoardofEducation, (Owners)andhavemaderequestforfinalsettlementofsaid Contract.Allpersonshavingany claimforlabor,materials,orotherwiseinconnectionwiththis projectshouldimmediatelynotify WardScottMorrisArchitecture,Inc.1300MERIDIANST NSUITE7,HUNTSVILLE,AL-
ABAMA35806orWARD
35401.
EMWConstruction,Inc. 25797DrawbaughRd. Athens,Al.35613
ADID608103
ADVERTISEMENTOF COMPLETION
LegalNotice
InaccordancewithChapter1, Title39,CodeofAlabama, 1975,noticeisherebygiven thatCrimsonContractors,Inc., Contractor,hascompletedthe ContractforReroofingforNorthwoodsfortheHuntsvilleHousingAuthority,Owner,andhave maderequestforfinalsettlementofsaidContract.Allpersonshavinganyclaimforlabor, materialsorotherwiseinconnectionwiththisprojectshould immediatelynotify:Huntsville HousingAuthority.200WashingtonStreet,Huntsville,AL 35804.Phone(256)539-0774. CrimsonContractors,Inc. 180814thAvenue Tuscaloosa,Alabama35401 (205)758-8659
08/21/24,08/28/24,09/04/24, 09/11/24 ADID610167 AdvertisementofCompletion
LTSConstruction,LLChereby givesnoticeofcompletionof contractsknownasPeriodicBid forEmergencyPipeBursting (WO#5UAHPhase2)and (WO#6UAHPhase3)COH Contract/Bid#71-21-SP42locatedintheCityofHuntsville, Alabama.Thisnoticewillappearforfour(4)consecutive weeksbeginningonAugust14, 21,28September4,2024.All claimsshouldbefiledattheCity ofHuntsvilleEngineeringDepartment, 320FountainCircle,Huntsville, AL35801 ADID609574 AdvertisementofCompletion RogersGroup,Inc.hereby givesnoticeofcompletionof contractwiththeStateofAlabamaforconstructionofFederalAidProjectNo. HRRR-4523(251),Madison County,0.237mi.,Roadway SafetyImprovements(Shoulder Widening,GuardrailInstallaC S
ORDINANCENO.2024-205
tions,CurveWarningSigns, PavementMarkers,Rumble StripsandTrafficStripe)on CountessRoadApproximately 1,000feetSouthoftheJunction ofColbyDrive.Thisnoticewill appearforfourconsecutive weeksbeginningon07/31/24 andendingon08/21/24.All claimsshouldbefiledat2512 TrianaBoulevardSW, Huntsville,AL35805duringthis period. ADID607375
AdvertisementofCompletion
ROGERSGROUP,INC.hereby givesnoticeofcompletionof contractwiththeCityof HuntsvilleforSeminoleand9th AvenueLoweMillProjectlocatedinHuntsville,Alabama (PeriodicProject).Thisnotice willappearforfour(4)consecutiveweeksbeginningon 08/14/24andendingon 09/04/24.Allclaimsshouldbe filedat2512TrianaBoulevard, SW,Huntsville,AL35805during thisperiod. ADID608919
AdvertisementofCompletion
ROGERSGROUP,INC.hereby givesnoticeofcompletionof contractwiththeCityof HuntsvilleforWebsterDrive BridgeDebrisRemovallocated inHuntsville,Alabama(Periodic Project).Thisnoticewillappear forfour(4)consecutiveweeks beginningon08/14/24andendingon09/04/24.Allclaims shouldbefiledat2512Triana Boulevard,SW,Huntsville,AL 35805duringthisperiod. ADID608920
AdvertisementofCompletion
ROGERSGROUP,INC.hereby givesnoticeofcompletionof contractwiththeCityof HuntsvilleforBalchRoad& CapshawIntersectionImprovementslocatedinHuntsville,Alabama(PeriodicProject).This noticewillappearforfour(4) consecutiveweeksbeginning on08/07/24andendingon 08/28/24.Allclaimsshouldbe filedat2512TrianaBoulevard, SW,Huntsville,AL35805during thisperiod. ADID608372
ANORDINANCEOFTHECITYOFMADISONRELATINGTOZONING&AMENDINGTHE OFFICIALZONINGMAP,ASLASTAMENDED,BYCLASSIFYINGAPARCELOFLAND HEREINAFTERDESCRIBEDASUC(URBANCENTERDISTRICT).
BEITORDAINEDBYTHECITYCOUNCILOFTHECITYOFMADISON,ALABAMA,ASFOLLOWS: SECTION1. That,pursuanttoArticleXIoftheZoningOrdinanceoftheCityofMadison,Alabama,asamended, andtheauthoritygrantedtomunicipalitiesby Ala.Code §§11-52-77and78,theOf cialZoningMapoftheCityofMadison, aslastamended,isherebyfurtheramendedbyclassifyingthefollowingareaofrealproperty,whichisdepictedonthemap attachedtothisOrdinance,as UC(UrbanCenterDistrict): STATEOFALABAMA COUNTYOFMADISON
ALLTHATPARTOFTRACTAOFTOWNMADISONPHASE14,ARESUBDIVISIONOFTRACTJ,TOWNMADISONPHASE3,ARESUBDIVISIONOFTRACTC,TOWNMADISONPHASE2,ARESUBDIVISIONOFTRACTC,TOWNMADISON,PHASE1ASSHOWNBYTHEMAPORPLATOFSAIDSUBDIVISIONRECORDEDINTHEOFFICEOFTHEJUDGEOF PROBATEOFMADISONCOUNTY,ALABAMAINPLATBOOK2023,PAGE18,BEINGMOREPARTICULARLYDESCRIBED ASFOLLOWS; BEGINNINGATTHENORTHWESTCORNEROFSAIDTRACTA,SAIDPOINTLOCATEDONTHESOUTHRIGHT-OF-WAY OFINTERSTATEHIGHWAY565,THENCENORTH60DEGREES40MINUTES09SECONDSEAST,ANDALONGTHESAID SOUTHRIGHT-OF-WAY,494.43FEETTOTHEPOINTOFBEGINNINGOFTHETRACTHEREINDESCRIBED; THENCEFROMTHEPOINTOFBEGINNINGANDALONGTHESOUTHRIGHT-OF-WAYOFTHETOWNMADISONBOULEVARDOFFRAMPFROMINTERSTATEHIGHWAY565,NORTH83DEGREES28MINUTES16SECONDSEAST,124.86FEET TOAPOINT;THENCECONTINUEALONGSAIDSOUTHRIGHT-OF-WAY,ALONGACURVETOTHERIGHT,HAVINGARADIUS OF449.00FEET,ACHORDBEARINGANDDISTANCEOFSOUTH66DEGREES18MINUTES58SECONDSEAST,208.29 FEETTOAPOINT;THENCECONTINUEALONGSAIDSOUTHRIGHT-OF-WAY,SOUTH40DEGREES24MINUTES43SECONDSEAST,120.63FEETTOAPOINT;THENCECONTINUEALONGSAIDSOUTHRIGHT-OF-WAY,SOUTH33DEGREES58 MINUTES32SECONDSEAST,255.40FEETTOAPOINT;THENCECONTINUEALONGSAIDSOUTHRIGHT-OF-WAY,SOUTH 39DEGREES48MINUTES43SECONDSEAST,163.05FEETTOAPOINT;THENCECONTINUEALONGSAIDSOUTHRIGHTOF-WAY,ALONGACURVETOTHELEFT,HAVINGARADIUSOF1106.00FEET,ACHORDBEARINGANDDISTANCEOF SOUTH45DEGREES40MINUTES53SECONDSEAST,305.93FEETTOAPOINT;THENCECONTINUEALONGSAIDSOUTH RIGHT-OF-WAY,SOUTH65DEGREES04MINUTES26SECONDSEAST,285.04FEETTOAPOINT;THENCECONTINUE ALONGSAIDSOUTHRIGHT-OF-WAY,SOUTH85DEGREES16MINUTES43SECONDSEAST,121.51FEETTOAPOINT; THENCECONTINUEALONGSAIDSOUTHRIGHT-OF-WAY,SOUTH65DEGREES40MINUTES32SECONDSEAST,100.12 FEETTOAPOINT;THENCECONTINUEALONGSAIDSOUTHRIGHT-OF-WAY,SOUTH57DEGREES27MINUTES57SECONDSEAST,107.55FEETTOAPOINT;THENCELEAVINGTHESAIDSOUTHRIGHT-OF-WAY,NORTH83DEGREES16MINUTES20SECONDSWEST,36.72FEETTOAPOINT;THENCENORTH68DEGREES32MINUTES16SECONDSWEST,286.40 FEETTOAPOINT;THENCENORTH67DEGREES01MINUTES47SECONDSWEST,287.19FEETTOAPOINT;THENCE ALONGACURVETOTHERIGHT,HAVINGARADIUSOF1116.00FEET,ACHORDBEARINGANDDISTANCEOFNORTH 45DEGREES40MINUTES53SECONDSWEST,308.69FEETTOAPOINT;THENCENORTH39DEGREES48MINUTES40 SECODNSWEST,163.12FEETTOAPOINT;THENCENORTH37DEGREES20MINUTES33SECODNSWEST,254.96FEET TOAPOINT;THENCENORTH35DEGREES19MINUTES50SECONDSWEST,116.50FEETTOAPOINT;THENCEALONG ACURVETOTHELEFT,HAVINGARADIUSOF434.00,ACHORDBEARINGANDDISTANCEOFNORTH66DEGREES18 MINUTES58SECONDSWEST,201.33FEETTOAPOINT;THENCENORTH89DEGREES44MINUTES04SECONDSWEST, 121.38FEETTOTHEPOINTOFBEGINNINGANDCONTAINING0.55ACRES,MOREORLESS.
SECTION2. Thattheabove-describedpropertybeoutlinedandtheboundariesestablishedbytheCityClerkon theOf cialZoningMapoftheCityofMadison,aslastamended,withthedirectionandassistanceoftheproperzoningof cer oftheCity,andthattheclassi cationofsaidpropertybeUC(UrbanCenterDistrict).
SECTION3. ThatthisOrdinanceshallbecomeeffectiveuponitspublicationinthe MadisonCountyRecord by insertiononetimeinsaidnewspaperafteritsadoptionfollowingapublichearing.
READ,APPROVEDANDADOPTED ataregularmeetingoftheCityCounciloftheCityofMadison,Alabama, this_____dayof____________________,2024.
RanaeBartlett,CouncilPresident CityofMadison,Alabama
SECTION2.
ATTEST: LisaThomas,CityClerk-Treasurer CityofMadison,Alabama Approvedthis______dayof_______________________,2024.
B.Improvements.Thebuilding, fixtures,additions,enlargements,extensions, modifications,repairs,replacements,andimprovements erectedorlocatedorusedon theLand;
C.Appurtenances.Together withalltenements,hereditaments,appurtenancesandprivilegesthereuntobenefittingor otherwiserelatingtotheLandor Improvements;
D.PersonalProperty.Together withallthepersonalpropertylocatedat,uponorabout, oraffixedorattachedtoorinstalledin,orusedortobeused inconnectionwiththeLand,ImprovementsorAppurtenances, beingmoreparticularlydescribedintheMortgage,which is incorporatedhereinbyreferencethereto;and
E.OtherProperty.Allother propertyorpropertyrightsdescribedinandencumbered bytheMortgage,whichisincorporatedhereinbyreference thereto.
THISPROPERTYWILLBE SOLDONAN“ASIS”,“WHERE IS”BASIS,ANDWITH ALLFAULTS.THISPROPERTY WILLALSOBESOLDSUBJECTTOANYEASEMENTS, LEASES,ENCUMBRANCES, ANDPRIORMORTGAGES,IF ANY,CONTAINEDINTHE RECORDSOFTHEPROBATE O C S O
OFFICE.THISPROPERTY WILLBESOLDWITHOUT WARRANTYORRECOURSE, EXPRESSEDORIMPLIEDAS TOTITLE,USE,AND/OR ENJOYMENTANDWILLBE SOLDSUBJECTTOTHE RIGHTOFREDEMPTIONOF ALLPARTIESENTITLED THERETO.
Paymenttermsarecashor cashier’scheck(UnitedStates Dollarsinimmediatelyavailable funds)madepayabletoMortgageeanddeliveredtoMortgageeonthedateofthepublic sale.
Mortgageereservestherightto bidforandpurchasetheaforementionedproperty,andto credititsbidagainsttheexpensesofsaleandtheindebtednesssecuredbythe Mortgage.Furthermore, Mortgageereservestherightto refuseanybidssubmittedby anythird-partyinMortgagee’s businessjudgment.
Thepublicsaleissubjectto postponementorcancellation; contactWesBulgarellaat(205) 254-1875priortoattendance. ThissaleismadeforthepurposeofpayingtheindebtednesssecuredbysaidMortgage, aswell astheexpensesofforeclosure.
SERVISFIRSTBANK Mortgagee
WesBulgarella,Attorneyfor Mortgagee MaynardNexsenP.C. 1901SixthAvenueN.,Suite 1700 Birmingham,AL35203 (205)254-1875
TobepublishedinTheMadison CountyRecordinitsissuesof June19,2024,June26,2024, andJuly3,2024.
POSTPONEMENT
Theabovemortgageforeclosuresalehasbeenpostponed untilThursday,August8,2024, during thelegalhoursofsaleinfrontof themainentranceoftheMadisonCountyCourthousein Huntsville,Alabama.Thesaleis subjecttofurtherpostponement. TobepublishedinTheMadison CountyRecordinitsissueof July17,2024.
SECONDPOSTPONEMENT
Theabovemortgageforeclosuresalehasbeenpostponed untilMonday,September9, 2024,during thelegalhoursofsaleinfrontof themainentranceoftheMadisonCountyCourthousein Huntsville,Alabama.Thesaleis subjecttofurtherpostponement. TobepublishedinTheMadison CountyRecordinitsissueof August21,2024 ADID609966
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NOTICEOFMORTGAGE FORECLOSURESALE
Defaulthavingbeenmadein thepaymentoftheindebtednessofAcquisitionIntegration, LLCsecuredbythatcertainAccommodationMortgagewithAssignmentofRentsandSecurity AgreementdatedSeptember 21,2023(the“Mortgage”)executedbyDavidP.Bristoland KatrinaR.Bristolinfavorof ServisFirstBank(“Mortgagee”) andrecordedatMortgageBook 2023,Page 157674intheOfficeofthe JudgeofProbateforMadison County,Alabama(the“Probate Office”),andbyreasonofsuch defaultMortgageehavingdeclaredalloftheindebtedness securedbytheMortgagedue andpayable,andsuchdefault continuing,noticeishereby giventhat,actingunderthe powersofsalecontainedin suchMortgage,Mortgageewill sellatpublicoutcrytothehighestbidderforcash,infrontof themainentranceoftheMadisonCountyCourthousein Huntsville,Alabamaon July8, 2024, betweenthehoursof 11:00a.m.and4:00p.m.(CDT), thefollowingdescribedproperty situatedinMadisonCounty,Alabamato-wit:
A.Land.Therealpropertybeing situatedinMadisonCounty,Alabama,to-wit: Lot4,Nichol’sBendSubdivision,asshownbythemapof platthereofrecordedin theOfficeoftheJudgeofProbateofMadisonCounty,Alabama,asPlatDocument No.20051104000753460inthe OfficeoftheJudgeofProbate ofMadisonCounty,Alabama.
B.Improvements.Thebuilding, fixtures,additions,enlargements,extensions, modifications,repairs,replacements,andimprovements erectedorlocatedorusedon theLand;
C.Appurtenances.Together withalltenements,hereditaments,appurtenancesandprivilegesthereuntobenefittingor otherwiserelatingtotheLandor Improvements;
D.PersonalProperty.Together withallthepersonalpropertylocatedat,uponorabout, oraffixedorattachedtoorinstalledin,orusedortobeused inconnectionwiththeLand,ImprovementsorAppurtenances, beingmoreparticularlydescribedintheMortgage,which is incorporatedhereinbyreferencethereto;and
E.OtherProperty.Allother propertyorpropertyrightsdescribedinandencumbered bytheMortgage,whichisincorporatedhereinbyreference thereto.
THISPROPERTYWILLBE SOLDONAN“ASIS”,“WHERE IS”BASIS,ANDWITHALL S S O
FAULTS.THISPROPERTY WILLALSOBESOLDSUBJECTTOANYEASEMENTS, LEASES,ENCUMBRANCES, ANDPRIORMORTGAGES,IF ANY,CONTAINEDINTHE RECORDSOFTHEPROBATE OFFICE.THISPROPERTY WILLBESOLDWITHOUT WARRANTYORRECOURSE, EXPRESSEDORIMPLIEDAS TOTITLE,USE,AND/OR ENJOYMENTANDWILLBE SOLDSUBJECTTOTHE RIGHTOFREDEMPTIONOF ALLPARTIESENTITLED THERETO.
Paymenttermsarecashor cashier’scheck(UnitedStates Dollarsinimmediatelyavailable funds)madepayabletoMortgageeanddeliveredtoMortgageeonthedateofthepublic sale.
Mortgageereservestherightto bidforandpurchasetheaforementionedproperty,andto credititsbidagainsttheexpensesofsaleandtheindebtednesssecuredbythe Mortgage.Furthermore, Mortgageereservestherightto refuseanybidssubmittedby anythird-partyinMortgagee’s businessjudgment.
Thepublicsaleissubjectto postponementorcancellation; contactWesBulgarellaat(205) 254-1875priortoattendance. ThissaleismadeforthepurposeofpayingtheindebtednesssecuredbysaidMortgage, aswell astheexpensesofforeclosure.
SERVISFIRSTBANK
Mortgagee
WesBulgarella,Attorneyfor Mortgagee MaynardNexsenP.C. 1901SixthAvenueN.,Suite 1700 Birmingham,AL35203 (205)254-1875 TobepublishedinTheMadison CountyRecordinitsissuesof June19,2024,June26,2024, andJuly3,2024.
POSTPONEMENT
Theabovemortgageforeclosuresalehasbeenpostponed untilThursday,August8,2024, during thelegalhoursofsaleinfrontof themainentranceoftheMadisonCountyCourthousein Huntsville,Alabama.Thesaleis subjecttofurtherpostponement. TobepublishedinTheMadison CountyRecordinitsissueof July17,2024.
SECONDPOSTPONEMENT
Theabovemortgageforeclosuresalehasbeenpostponed untilMonday,September9, Needajobchange? CheckourTNValleyStuff Employment adstoday.
2024,during thelegalhoursofsaleinfrontof themainentranceoftheMadisonCountyCourthousein Huntsville,Alabama.Thesaleis subjecttofurtherpostponement. TobepublishedinTheMadison CountyRecordinitsissueof August21,2024 ADID609967
NOTICEOF
MORTGAGEFORECLOSURE
SALE
STATEOFALABAMA COUNTYOFMADISON
Defaulthavingbeenmadeof thetermsoftheloandocuments securedbythatcertainmortgageexecutedbyLatashaR HarrisUnmarriedWomanto MortgageElectronicRegistrationSystems,Inc,asmortgagee,asnomineeforSouthern MortgageGroup,itssuccessors andassignsdatedOctober28, 2015;saidmortgagebeing recordedonOctober29,2015, asInstrumentNo. 20151029000598740intheOfficeoftheJudgeofProbateof MadisonCounty,Alabama.Said Mortgagewaslastsold,assignedandtransferredtoLakeviewLoanServicing,LLCin Instrument2019-00030327in theOfficeoftheJudgeofProbateofMadisonCounty,ALABAMA. Theundersigned,Lakeview LoanServicing,LLC,underand byvirtueofthepowerofsale containedinsaidmortgage,will sellatpublicoutcrytothehighestbidderforcashbeforethe mainentranceoftheCourt HouseinMadisonCounty,Alabamaduringthelegalhoursof sale(between11amand4pm), onthe27thdayofJune,2024 thefollowingproperty,situated inMadisonCounty,Alabama, to-wit: Lot6,Block1,accordingtothe mapsurveyofHazelwoodV,as recordedintheOfficeofthe JudgeofProbateofMadison County,Alabama,inthePlat Book27,Page4. Saidpropertyiscommonly knownas120SingletreeDr, HazelGreen,AL35750. Shouldaconflictarisebetween thepropertyaddressandthe legaldescriptionthelegaldescriptionwillcontrol. Saidpropertywillbesoldsubjecttoanyoutstandingadvaloremtaxes(includingtaxes whicharealien,butnotyetdue andpayable),therightofredemptionofanytaxingauthority,alloutstandingliensfor publicutilitieswhichconstitute liensupontheproperty,any matterswhichmightbedisclosedbyanaccuratesurvey andinspectionoftheproperty, anyassessments,liens,encumbrances,easements,rights-ofway,zoningordinances, restrictions,specialassessments,covenants,thestatutory rightofredemptionpursuantto Alabamalaw,andanymatters ofrecordincluding,butnotlimitedto,thosesuperiortosaid Mortgagefirstsetoutabove. S
biddermustpresentcertified fundsintheamountofthewinningbidatthetimeandplaceof sale. Alabamalawgivessomepersonswhohaveaninterestin propertytherighttoredeemthe propertyundercertaincircumstances.Programsmayalso existthathelppersonsavoidor delaytheforeclosureprocess. Anattorneyshouldbeconsulted tohelpyouunderstandthese rightsandprogramsasapartof theforeclosureprocess. Thesalewillbeconductedsubject(1)toconfirmationthatthe saleisnotprohibitedunderthe U.S.BankruptcyCodeand(2) tofinalconfirmationandauditof thestatusoftheloanwiththe holderoftheMortgage. LAKEVIEWLOANSERVICING, LLC asholderofsaidmortgage McCallaRaymerLeibertPierce, LLC
50520thStreetNorth,Suite 1775 Birmingham,AL35203 (205)216-4238 FT21@mccalla.com FileNo.9183819 www.foreclosurehotline.net
TheMadisonCountyRecord 05/29/2024,06/05/2024,06/12/2 024,07/17/2024,08/21/2024
AMENDMENTTONOTICEOF MORTGAGEFORECLOSURE SALE
Thesaledateundertheabove mentionedNoticeofMortgage ForeclosureSalehasbeen postponeduntilAugust1,2024, andpublicnoticethereofhaving beengiven,theabovenoticeis herebyrepublishedwiththis amendment.
TheMadisonCountyRecord, July17,2024
AMENDMENTTONOTICEOF MORTGAGEFORECLOSURE SALE
Thesaledateundertheabove mentionedNoticeofMortgage ForeclosureSalehasbeen postponeduntilSeptember5, 2024,andpublicnoticethereof havingbeengiven,theabove noticeisherebyrepublished withthisamendment.
TheMadisonCountyRecord, August21,2024 ADID609556 NOTICEOF MORTGAGEFORECLOSURE SALE
STATEOFALABAMA COUNTYOFMADISON
Defaulthavingbeenmadeof thetermsoftheloandocuments securedbythatcertainmortgageexecutedbyAngelica PinkertonAnUnmarriedWoman toMortgageElectronicRegistraS
12C• THERECORD
StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80840
PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFVirginiaFaye Phelps, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofVirginiaFaye Phelps,Deceased,havingbeen grantedtotheundersignedon the7thdayAugust2024bythe Hon.FrankBarger,Judgeof Probateofsaidcounty,noticeis herebygiventhatallpersons havingclaimsagainstthesaid estateareherebyrequiredto presentthesamewithinthe timeallowedbylaw,orthe samewillbebarred. TammyLynnMahaffey
Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:August21,August28,&September4,2024in theMadisonCountyRecord newspaper ADID609638
StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80861
PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFBettyLeeErnst, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofBettyLeeErnst, Deceased,havingbeengranted totheundersignedonthe13th dayAugust2024bytheHon. FrankBarger,JudgeofProbate ofsaidcounty,noticeishereby giventhatallpersonshaving claimsagainstthesaidestate areherebyrequiredtopresent thesamewithinthetimeallowedbylaw,orthesamewill bebarred. MathewErnst
Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:August21st, August28thandSeptember 4th,2024intheMadison CountyRecordnewspaper ADID609949
StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80573
PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFCollinsNwachukwuOmodue, LettersofAdministration upontheestateofCollins NwachukwuOmodue, Deceased,havingbeengrantedto theundersignedonthe12th dayOctober2024bytheHon. FrankBarger,JudgeofProbate ofsaidcounty,noticeishereby giventhatallpersonshaving claimsagainstthesaidestate areherebyrequiredtopresent thesamewithinthetimeallowedbylaw,orthesamewill bebarred. TavarasGarner
Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:August21st, August28thandSeptember 4th,2024intheMadison CountyRecordnewspaper ADID609736
StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80866
PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFJohnnieDean Moore, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofJohnnieDean Moore,Deceased,havingbeen grantedtotheundersignedon the13thdayAugust2024bythe Hon.FrankBarger,Judgeof Probateofsaidcounty,noticeis herebygiventhatallpersons havingclaimsagainstthesaid estateareherebyrequiredto presentthesamewithinthe timeallowedbylaw,orthe samewillbebarred. SheilaKayMoore
Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:August21st, August28thandSeptember 4th,2024intheMadison CountyRecordnewspaper ADID609739
StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80864
PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFEvaJaneBuford, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofEvaJaneBuford, Deceased,havingbeengranted totheundersignedonthe13th dayAugust2024bytheHon. FrankBarger,JudgeofProbate ofsaidcounty,noticeishereby giventhatallpersonshaving claimsagainstthesaidestate areherebyrequiredtopresent thesamewithinthetimeallowedbylaw,orthesamewill bebarred. RobynBuford Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:August21st, August28thandSeptember 4th,2024intheMadison CountyRecordnewspaper ADID609892
StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80638
PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFChiAriMcDade, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofChiAriMcDade, Deceased,havingbeengranted totheundersignedonthe13th dayAugust2024bytheHon. FrankBarger,JudgeofProbate ofsaidcounty,noticeishereby giventhatallpersonshaving claimsagainstthesaidestate areherebyrequiredtopresent thesamewithinthetimeallowedbylaw,orthesamewill bebarred. RyanBarnett Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:August21st, August28thandSeptember 4th,2024intheMadison CountyRecordnewspaper ADID609895
StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80776
PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFDaltonJeromeKilgoreAKADaltonJ.Kilgore, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofDaltonJeromeKilgoreAKADaltonJ.Kilgore,Deceased,havingbeengrantedto theundersignedonthe29thday July2024bytheHon.Frank Barger,JudgeofProbateofsaid county,noticeisherebygiven thatallpersonshavingclaims againstthesaidestateare herebyrequiredtopresentthe samewithinthetimeallowedby law,orthesamewillbebarred. TravisJ.Kilgore
Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:August21st, August28thandSeptember 4th,2024intheMadison CountyRecordnewspaper ADID609731
StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80877
PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFJohnMichaelHenriksenIII, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofJohnMichaelHenriksenIII,Deceased,having beengrantedtotheundersignedonthe14thdayAugust 2024bytheHon.FrankBarger, JudgeofProbateofsaidcounty, noticeisherebygiventhatall personshavingclaimsagainst thesaidestateareherebyrequiredtopresentthesame withinthetimeallowedbylaw, orthesamewillbebarred. JasonM.Henriksen
Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:August21st, August28thandSeptember 4th,2024intheMadison CountyRecordnewspaper ADID610134
StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80901
PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFDouglasVincentHoracekAKADouglasHoracek, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofDouglasVincent HoracekAKADouglasHoracek, Deceased,havingbeengranted totheundersignedonthe16th dayAugust2024bytheHon. FrankBarger,JudgeofProbate ofsaidcounty,noticeishereby giventhatallpersonshaving claimsagainstthesaidestate areherebyrequiredtopresent thesamewithinthetimeallowedbylaw,orthesamewill bebarred. D.MilburnGrossJr.
Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:August21st, August28thandSeptember 4th,2024intheMadison CountyRecordnewspaper ADID610565
StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80855
PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFWillardAustinMann, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofWillardAustin Mann,Deceased,havingbeen grantedtotheundersignedon the9thdayAugust2024bythe Hon.FrankBarger,Judgeof Probateofsaidcounty,noticeis herebygiventhatallpersons havingclaimsagainstthesaid estateareherebyrequiredto presentthesamewithinthe timeallowedbylaw,orthe samewillbebarred. RobinMiller
Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:August21st, August28thandSeptember 4th,2024intheMadison CountyRecordnewspaper ADID610172
StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo:80889
PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOF:FannieOdeliaPulley
LettersofAdministrationwith WillAnnexedupontheestateof FannieOdeliaPulley,deceased, havingbeengrantedtotheundersignedonthe15thdayof August2024,bytheHon.Frank Barger,JudgeofProbateof MadisonCounty,noticeis herebygiventhatallpersons havingclaimsagainstthesaid estateareherebyrequiredto presentthesamewithinthe timeallowedbylaw,orthe samewillbebarred. AngelaHill
StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80890
PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt:
INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFMarkStevenThompson, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofMarkSteven Thompson,Deceased,having beengrantedtotheundersignedonthe15thdayAugust 2024bytheHon.FrankBarger, JudgeofProbateofsaidcounty, noticeisherebygiventhatall personshavingclaimsagainst thesaidestateareherebyrequiredtopresentthesame withinthetimeallowedbylaw, orthesamewillbebarred.
D.MilburnGrossJr.
Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:August21st, August28thandSeptember 4th,2024intheMadison CountyRecordnewspaper ADID610301
TheStateofAlabama ProbateCourt MadisonCounty CaseNo.77054
INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFHaroldLeonardAnthony,Jr.,Deceased TO:Unknownpaternalnext-ofkinofHaroldLeonardAnthony, Jr. Noticeisherebygiventhat RobertLMcDowell,asPersonal Represenativeintheabove caseofHaroldLeonardAnthony,Jr.,Deceased,hasthis daypresentedtotheCourt underoathhisaccount,vouchers,evidenceandstatementfor FinalSettlementtotheprobate ofthesaidestateandthatthe 17thdayofSeptember,2024@ 2:30p.m.,hasbeenappointeda dayforsuchasettlement,at whichtimeallpartieswithinter-
estcanappearandcontestthe sameiftheythinkproper. Witness,atoffice,this7thdayof August2024. FrankBarger ProbateJudge MadisonCountyRecord3T: August14,August21,August 28,2024 ADID609169
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TheStateofAlabama ProbateCourt MadisonCounty CaseNo.63918
INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFLouiseADaly,Deceased TO:CharlesJosephDaly,Sr., 272BurlingtonAvenue,Deer Park,NewYork,11729ElizabethYazak,11GreenLeaf Road,RockyPointe,NewYork, 11778
NoticeisherebygiventhatMargaretDaly,asPersonalRepresenativeintheabovecaseof LouiseADaly,Deceased,has thisdaypresentedtotheCourt underoathheraccount,vouchers,evidenceandstatementfor FinalSettlementtotheprobate ofthesaidestateandthatthe 24thdayofSeptember,2024@ 11:30a.m.,hasbeenappointed adayforsuchasettlement,at whichtimeallpartieswithinterestcanappearandcontestthe sameiftheythinkproper. Witness,atoffice,this31stday ofJuly2024. FrankBarger ProbateJudge MadisonCountyRecord3T: August7,August14,August21, 2024 ADID607902
TheStateofAlabama ProbateCourt MadisonCounty CaseNo.78779
INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFPamelaElainePruitt, Deceased TO:TaylorLaineLindsey630 MagnoliaPlaceLaneHartselle AL35640 DeweyNathanialLindseya/k/a DeweyNathanielLindsey318 JacksonPointCircleHuntsville AL35811 RobertBrettLindsey16000 DeatonDrHuntsvilleAL 35803Noticeisherebygiven thatBarryLynnPruitt,asPersonalRepresenativeinthe abovecaseofPamelaElaine Pruitt,Deceased,hasthisday presentedtotheCourtunder oathhisaccount,vouchers,evidenceandstatementforFinal Settlementtotheprobateofthe saidestateandthatthe29th dayofAugust,2024@1:00 p.m.,hasbeenappointedaday forsuchasettlement,atwhich timeallpartieswithinterestcan appearandcontestthesameif theythinkproper. Witness,atoffice,this30thday ofJuly2024. FrankBarger ProbateJudge MadisonCountyRecord3T: August7,August14,August21, 2024 ADID607894
TheStateofAlabama ProbateCourt MadisonCounty CaseNo.77970
INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFPhillipRayBrown, Deceased
TO:MichaelAllenBrown;303 LoftonRoad,,Huntsville,AL 35806
CynthiaDianeBrown;1416 S
MainStreetE,Apt.A102,Hartselle,AL35640
NoticeisherebygiventhatBoyd LynnBrown,asPersonalRepresenativeintheabovecaseof PhillipRayBrown,Deceased, hasthisdaypresentedtothe Courtunderoathhisaccount, vouchers,evidenceandstatementforFinalSettlementtothe probateofthesaidestateand thatthe3rddayofOctober, 2024@2:00p.m.,hasbeenappointedadayforsuchasettlement,atwhichtimeallparties withinterestcanappearand contestthesameiftheythink proper. Witness,atoffice,this5thdayof August2024. FrankBarger ProbateJudge MadisonCountyRecord3T: August14,August21,August 28,2024 ADID608712
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MadisonCountyRecord3T: August21st,28thandSeptember4th,2024 ADID610173
StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80858
PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFArnoldGraham Woodard, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofArnoldGraham Woodard,Deceased,having beengrantedtotheundersignedonthe12thdayAugust 2024bytheHon.FrankBarger, JudgeofProbateofsaidcounty, noticeisherebygiventhatall personshavingclaimsagainst thesaidestateareherebyrequiredtopresentthesame withinthetimeallowedbylaw, orthesamewillbebarred. DawnMichelineWoodard Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:August21st, August28thandSeptember 4th,2024intheMadison CountyRecordnewspaper ADID610178
