Etowah News

J&S Restaurants Inc. announced the addition and promotion of several key employees, said Julia Scoggins, president.

The Gov. John Sevier Memorial Association at Marble Springs State Historic Site has been accepted into the Heritage Preservation's 2012 Conservation Assessment Program.

The Hunter Museum of American Art will host Rock the Bluff: A Sound and Vision Party on Friday at 7 p. Smash Art, a science and art collaborative workshop on how to transform electronics into repurposed toys, art, and robotics through tinkering, will take place Saturday from 1-3p.m. at the Creative Discovery Museum.

The plants' owner, German-based ThyssenKrupp, announced that it has sold three plants in Waupaca and one in Marinette to an affiliate of KPS Capital Partners, LP.

Thsi article was originally published in the Knoxville News Sentinel on July 29, 2004.

Athens Federal Community Bank and Bid to Buy Auction House of Etowah nearly doubled last year's take during their annual charity auction for the Relay for Life.

In 1932, a Majestic radio, complete with tubes, was on sale for $44.50 ... Nine girls received letters at the basketball banquet: Captain Madge Smith, Grace Willson, Katherine Witt, Doris Tankersley, Catherine Love, Mabel Tankersley, Mauvine Brown, Ruth Haskins, and Nadine Wood.