Andrew Jones with Shining Stars of Cherokee County
Thursday, Friday & Saturday, July 14th, 15th & 16th
7:00 pm each night
Sarah Chesnut, Keion Brooks, Sandy Lea, Lana Evans, Brenda Loveless, Katie Hill, Jason & Jamie Lecroy, Pat & Mary Leigh Hill, Megan McGatha, Brian Jennings, Bill & Karen Scroggin, Randy Jones, Sucresa West
Country, Religious, and Broadway
Live Band
at Gadsden State Cherokee Arena
801 Cedar Bluff Road
Centre, AL 35960
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
2011 Cherokee County Rescue Squad Bass Tournament
July 16, 2011 at Little River Marina(formerly J.R.'s) Cedar Bluff, Alabama
Sign up on site that morning or call 256-927-3001 for information.
$1,000.00 Guaranteed 1st place
(other places determined by number of entries)
Safe Daylight Until 3pm, cst
Blast off determined by signup numbers
$100.00 entry fee per boat - $5.00 Big Fish
Tournament rules apply
Proceeds will go to benefit the Rescue Squad
Sign up on site that morning or call 256-927-3001 for information.
$1,000.00 Guaranteed 1st place
(other places determined by number of entries)
Safe Daylight Until 3pm, cst
Blast off determined by signup numbers
$100.00 entry fee per boat - $5.00 Big Fish
Tournament rules apply
Proceeds will go to benefit the Rescue Squad
Free Benefits CheckUp
Benefits CheckUp exist to help the millions of older adults and persons with disabilities who are eligible for public and private benefits, but not receiving them. The service is simple, free and confidential.
Get a FREE Benefits CheckUp
First, we gather some basic information from you. Then, based on your answers Benefits CheckUp provides:
A report that tells you about places that can help with medicines, power/gas bills, food, Medicare costs or other help.
Help with forms.
Phone numbers for more help.
For more infomration contact our Enrollment Center
Area Agency on Aging/East Alabama Regional Planning and Development Commission
1130 Quintard Avenue, Suite 300
Anniston, AL 36201
800-243-5463
WHEN: Tuesday, July 26, 2011
WHERE: Gadsden State Cherokee Campus
801 Cedar Bluff Road
Centre, Alabama 35960
TIME: 8:00am - 2:00pm
No appointment needed. Please bring picture ID, proof of income, Social Secutiry card, Medicare card, list of medicines, current utility bills. Must be present for application/interview.
Get a FREE Benefits CheckUp
First, we gather some basic information from you. Then, based on your answers Benefits CheckUp provides:
A report that tells you about places that can help with medicines, power/gas bills, food, Medicare costs or other help.
Help with forms.
Phone numbers for more help.
For more infomration contact our Enrollment Center
Area Agency on Aging/East Alabama Regional Planning and Development Commission
1130 Quintard Avenue, Suite 300
Anniston, AL 36201
800-243-5463
WHEN: Tuesday, July 26, 2011
WHERE: Gadsden State Cherokee Campus
801 Cedar Bluff Road
Centre, Alabama 35960
TIME: 8:00am - 2:00pm
No appointment needed. Please bring picture ID, proof of income, Social Secutiry card, Medicare card, list of medicines, current utility bills. Must be present for application/interview.
Friday, July 8, 2011
Waterfalls, Wingdings, Wine
Decatur, AL – Alabama Mountain Lakes Tourist Association announces the kick-off of Waterfalls, Wingdings, and Wine, the third of its four-part 2011 advertising campaign to promote North Alabama. Waterfalls, Wingdings, and Wine is a celebration of the majestic waterfalls, jumpin’ wingdings, and tasty Alabama wines.
North Alabama is blessed with many beautiful waterfalls. The 90-foot waterfall at Noccalula Falls Park located in Gadsden is legendary. Princess Noccalula is said to have jumped to her death from these falls because her father forbid her to marry the man she loved. DeSoto State Park, Little River Canyon National Preserve, and Bankhead National Forest all feature waterfalls throughout their parks. Cathedral Caverns located east of Huntsville, AL is home to the largest frozen waterfall. It’s not quite summertime without a good wingding or two, and North Alabama has some good ones! The Rogersville Bluegrass Festival, W.C. Handy Music Festival, Ardmore Crape Myrtle Festival, and the World’s Largest Yard Sale all take place in July and August and are crowd favorites. And what’s a wingding without a little wine? The Alabama Wine Trail features 11 Alabama family operated wineries. Wills Creek Vineyards in Attalla and Jules J. Berta Vineyards in Albertville are two North Alabama wineries that grow their own grapes and produce their own wines. Visitors can purchase their favorite bottle of wine after visiting the tasting rooms. So, come to North Alabama and partake in all the fun and festivities.
AMLA will promote the 16 North Alabama counties with their 2011 campaigns. Each of these campaigns will highlight the many unique attractions, events, festivals, and food that make North Alabama a travel destination.
About Alabama Mountain Lakes Tourist Association (AMLA)
AMLA is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the promotion and development of the travel industry within the 16 northernmost counties of the state. It is supported by 500-plus members consisting of chambers of commerce, Convention & Visitors Bureaus, attractions, campgrounds, festivals, communities, counties, golf courses, restaurants, tour operators, accommodations, vendors, financial institutions, and individuals. Counties included within the AMLA region are Blount, Cherokee, Colbert, Cullman, DeKalb, Etowah, Franklin, Jackson, Lauderdale, Lawrence, Limestone, Madison, Marion, Marshall, Morgan, and Winston. Additional information on North Alabama destinations, accommodations and special events is available from the AMLA by calling 800.648.5381 or by visiting www.NorthAlabama.org or www.ThinkNorthAlabama.com.
North Alabama is blessed with many beautiful waterfalls. The 90-foot waterfall at Noccalula Falls Park located in Gadsden is legendary. Princess Noccalula is said to have jumped to her death from these falls because her father forbid her to marry the man she loved. DeSoto State Park, Little River Canyon National Preserve, and Bankhead National Forest all feature waterfalls throughout their parks. Cathedral Caverns located east of Huntsville, AL is home to the largest frozen waterfall. It’s not quite summertime without a good wingding or two, and North Alabama has some good ones! The Rogersville Bluegrass Festival, W.C. Handy Music Festival, Ardmore Crape Myrtle Festival, and the World’s Largest Yard Sale all take place in July and August and are crowd favorites. And what’s a wingding without a little wine? The Alabama Wine Trail features 11 Alabama family operated wineries. Wills Creek Vineyards in Attalla and Jules J. Berta Vineyards in Albertville are two North Alabama wineries that grow their own grapes and produce their own wines. Visitors can purchase their favorite bottle of wine after visiting the tasting rooms. So, come to North Alabama and partake in all the fun and festivities.
AMLA will promote the 16 North Alabama counties with their 2011 campaigns. Each of these campaigns will highlight the many unique attractions, events, festivals, and food that make North Alabama a travel destination.
About Alabama Mountain Lakes Tourist Association (AMLA)
AMLA is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the promotion and development of the travel industry within the 16 northernmost counties of the state. It is supported by 500-plus members consisting of chambers of commerce, Convention & Visitors Bureaus, attractions, campgrounds, festivals, communities, counties, golf courses, restaurants, tour operators, accommodations, vendors, financial institutions, and individuals. Counties included within the AMLA region are Blount, Cherokee, Colbert, Cullman, DeKalb, Etowah, Franklin, Jackson, Lauderdale, Lawrence, Limestone, Madison, Marion, Marshall, Morgan, and Winston. Additional information on North Alabama destinations, accommodations and special events is available from the AMLA by calling 800.648.5381 or by visiting www.NorthAlabama.org or www.ThinkNorthAlabama.com.
Cherokee County Auburn Club
CHEROKEE COUNTY AUBURN CLUB
Tuesday, July 19, 2011
Social 6:00 pm • Dinner and program 6:30 pm
Cherokee County Health and Rehab Center Education Bldg
877 Cedar Bluff Road • Centre, AL
With Special Guests:
Terry Henley ’73, Former Auburn player and member of Alabama Sports Hall of Fame
Kate Larkin, Office of Alumni Affairs
Cost: $15 per person
Reservation deadline: July 14
Mail check to Cherokee County Auburn Club
P.O. Box 25, Centre, AL 35960
For more information, call:
Charles or Hilda Moody at 256-927-5987
Tuesday, July 19, 2011
Social 6:00 pm • Dinner and program 6:30 pm
Cherokee County Health and Rehab Center Education Bldg
877 Cedar Bluff Road • Centre, AL
With Special Guests:
Terry Henley ’73, Former Auburn player and member of Alabama Sports Hall of Fame
Kate Larkin, Office of Alumni Affairs
Cost: $15 per person
Reservation deadline: July 14
Mail check to Cherokee County Auburn Club
P.O. Box 25, Centre, AL 35960
For more information, call:
Charles or Hilda Moody at 256-927-5987
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