Timothy Cash
Editor at The Anniston Star
1 John 3:6-8. Kiwanian, Rotarian, Ham, @JSUnews alum and sports fan. @AnnistonStar Managing Editor. Former @ChanticleerJSU Sports Editor.
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yahoo.com | Timothy Cash
ANNISTON — Jerod Snider never imagined he’d be running a coffee shop, much less one that started with a bag of beans and a mission trip to the Andes Mountains. “I really don't like talking about how we got into coffee,” Snider told members of the Calhoun County Rotary Club with a laugh. “So I'm going to take you through our journey of how we wound up there.
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annistonstar.com | Timothy Cash
ANNISTON - Jerod Snider never imagined he'd be running a coffee shop, much less one that started with a bag of beans and a mission trip to the Andes Mountains. "I really don't like talking about how we got into coffee," Snider told members of the Calhoun County Rotary Club with a laugh. "So I'm going to take you through our journey of how we wound up there. It's never something we imagined we'd do, and never anything we planned to do."Managing Editor Timothy Cash: [email protected].
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yahoo.com | Timothy Cash
ANNISTON — Lt. Col. Steven Wallace assumed command of the Anniston Munitions Center during a change of command ceremony held Thursday, June 12, succeeding Lt. Col. Daniel Cross. "I'm truly excited and grateful to be a part of this excellent team and community,” Wallace said. “The Anniston Munitions Center has a history of excellence dating back to World War II of sustaining munitions readiness and providing lethality to the warfighter.
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sports.yahoo.com | Timothy Cash
GADSDEN — Gadsden State Community College has named Aaron Triplett as its new head tennis coach. Triplett, a Guntersville High School graduate, played collegiate tennis at both Gadsden State and Huntingdon College. He held top positions in singles and doubles, helping the Huntingdon Hawks reach the USA South Tournament Semifinals as a junior and the conference tournament again as a senior.
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yahoo.com | Timothy Cash
ANNISTON — Volunteers with the Alabama Power Service Organization’s Eastern Division spent the day June 10 revitalizing the exterior of the United Cerebral Palsy of East Central Alabama building in Anniston. About 40 volunteers cleared brush, landscaped the grounds and gave the building a fresh coat of paint. The building’s façade was transformed with deep red paint, accented by white columns and brown doors.
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