Timothy Cash
Editor at The Anniston Star
Liker of sports, music and ham radio. Kiwanian. Read your local newspaper. @AnnistonStar Editor. Past: @ChanticleerJSU. Opinions are my own; RTs ≠ endorsements.
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1 week ago |
annistonstar.com | Timothy Cash
ANNISTON - The Anniston Star officially reopened its doors Monday at a new downtown location, marking a return to the heart of the city after more than two decades at McClellan. The newspaper's new home at 1118 Noble St. is situated near several civic and commercial landmarks, including restaurants, the federal courthouse, Anniston City Hall and the Calhoun County Courthouse. Business Editor Timothy Cash: [email protected].
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yahoo.com | Timothy Cash
ANNISTON — Calhoun County Administrator Jonathan Gaddy outlined a broad vision for strengthening local government operations, building regional partnerships and enhancing community engagement during a talk with the Anniston Kiwanis Club on Thursday, May 1. Gaddy, who assumed the administrator role in June 2024, spoke about the evolving role of county government and its efforts to serve as a connector between municipalities, regional partners and broader initiatives.
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annistonstar.com | Timothy Cash
JACKSONVILLE - Jacksonville State University will offer a series of Gamecock Arts summer camps for children and teens beginning in late May, featuring expanded programming and adjusted schedules which aim to increase accessibility and participation. The lineup includes camps in Shakespeare performance, creative writing, filmmaking, game development and a summer book club, with two visual arts sessions also planned.
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annistonstar.com | Timothy Cash
By By Timothy Cash, Business Editor, ANNISTON - For Delores Michelle Peters, the process of healing often begins with movement - sometimes, a line dance. "You can start by feeling the empowerment of movement," Peters said. "Healing doesn't have to be heavy."Business Editor Timothy Cash: [email protected].
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1 week ago |
annistonstar.com | Timothy Cash
ANNISTON - Calhoun County Administrator Jonathan Gaddy outlined a broad vision for strengthening local government operations, building regional partnerships and enhancing community engagement during a talk with the Anniston Kiwanis Club on Thursday, May 1. Gaddy, who assumed the administrator role in June 2024, spoke about the evolving role of county government and its efforts to serve as a connector between municipalities, regional partners and broader initiatives.
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Jacksonville State University will offer a series of Gamecock Arts summer camps for children and teens beginning in late May, featuring expanded programming and adjusted schedules which aim to increase accessibility and participation. Read the story ---> https://t.co/PnF9vdR7t9
Delores Michelle Peters blends movement, faith and critical thinking to help women and teens break free from harmful relationships and reclaim their decision-making power. https://t.co/7BxTySUGvu
Calhoun County Administrator Jonathan Gaddy shared a forward-looking vision for regional collaboration, community engagement, and modernizing local government during a talk with the Anniston Kiwanis Club. https://t.co/sqX9y6HgfA
