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Tim McCartney of Gadsden honored for construction, engineering work - Vimarsana News

Tim McCartney of Gadsden honored for construction, engineering work

Tim McCartney is formerly of McCartney Construction in Gadsden and now serves s chairman of the Alabama Workforce Council.

Gadsden set to develop comprehensive, riverfront plans - Vimarsana News

Gadsden set to develop comprehensive, riverfront plans

The cost will be $337,000 — $267,000 to Goodwyn Mills Cawood and $70,000 to Orchestra Partners.

Former Auburn University trustee Michael McCartney passes away - Vimarsana News

Former Auburn University trustee Michael McCartney passes away

Michael McCartney, a former Auburn University trustee who contributed generously and extensively to his alma mater for decades, passed away Monday. He was 88.

Source: auburn.edu
U.S. 411 project: 4-laning expected to have 20-year, $1 billion impact - Vimarsana News

U.S. 411 project: 4-laning expected to have 20-year, $1 billion impact

Completing the extension of 4-laned U.S. 411 seemed like the add-on announcement Tuesday, but it is expected to have a major economic impact.

Gadsden State was kind to the Cokers, who met, married there 50 years ago - Vimarsana News

Gadsden State was kind to the Cokers, who met, married there 50 years ago

Special to The Times Jimmy and Deborah Coker went to college at Alabama School of Trades, which now is the Gadsden State Community College East Broad Campus, and gained much more than a skill set that would create long-term careers — they found a lifelong partnership. “We know that the trade school brought us together,” Deborah said in a release provided by GSCC. “It’s really funny how it all came about.” Deborah graduated from Gadsden High School in 1970, and enrolled at the School of Trades a week later. She was in the secretarial studies program, which required students not o...