22 reactions · 11 shares | February is Black History Month, a time to look at the contributions of Black people throughout U.S. history. In the coming weeks, we'll also be spotlighting prominent members of our diverse, local community. Here's a word from Mayor Craig Ford. | City of Gadsden | Facebook

2.2K views · 43 reactions | The City of Gadsden, along with the Central Carver Museum, the Gadsden Museum of Art and Clark Memorials, is announcing Phase I of the Carver Legacy Project, which will honor the "lost class" of 1972. Thanks to all who are helping preserve this part of Gadsden history. | City of Gadsden | Facebook

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2K views · 48 reactions | Despite damage from yesterday’s storm, people in Gadsden are still participating in the World’s Longest Yard Sale. https://abc3340.com/news/local/gadsden-etowah-county-storm-cleanup-worlds-longest-yardsale-flooding-rain-tabor-road-mitchell-community-center-power-outages-severe-weather-storms-rain-damage-james-spann-city-trees-down | ABC 33/40 | Facebook

Exciting News, Gadsden! Please join us in giving a warm welcome to Mrs. Shannon Williams, the new Assistant Principal at Havana Magnet School! 🦅 Mrs. Shannon Williams is a native of Gadsden County, a seasoned educational leader with 30 years of experience dedicated to fostering positive and effective learning environments. Having served in various elementary and middle school settings, Mrs. Williams has significantly contributed to improving academic outcomes, enhancing school safety protocols,

Here are some more examples of what to expect on your Art Walk this Fall! There is so much more to see, so visit https://greatergadsden.com/attractions/gadsden-art-walk/ to find a list of locations. #artwalk #fall #art #greatergadsden #Gadsden #explore #local #alabama #adventure | Greater Gadsden Area Tourism

73K views · 61 reactions | Biking, hiking, fishing, golf, eating, drinking, art, waterfalls! | Greater Gadsden Area Tourism | Facebook

Located on the banks of the beautiful Coosa River, Gadsden is a bright spot in Alabama. From the 225-acre Noccalula Falls Park, to Black Creek Trails and the Coosa River - Gadsden has tremendous recreational opportunities for all the outdoor enthusiasts! | City of Gadsden