Gadsden
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City of Gadsden sells old Sears building to developer for use as apartments
The old Sears building at 741 Forrest Ave. — where old-school Gadsden residents used to shop, enjoy sweets from its famous candy department and bring their kids to see Santa at Christmastime — is about to have new life. The City Council on Tuesday approved the sale of...
Couple restores century-old Gadsden Printing Co. building on Broad Street
It’s a building that has dominated the 100 block of Gadsden’s Broad Street for more than a century, and its new owners think it has plenty of life left. Mack and Connie Butler purchased the old Gadsden Printing Co. site at 116 Broad St. on March 13. Within days, crews were working both inside and outside, including pulling off a modern façade to reveal the Gadsden Hardware sign from the building’s original tenant when it opened in...
Project would bring 80 to 90 newly constructed homes to Gadsden
An investment group is working with the Gadsden Land Bank and the City of Gadsden on a big project: the construction of at least 80 new affordable homes in the city, with the aim of building on lots now owned by the city, the land bank or the State of Alabama. Marcus Anderson of Greenbriar Investment Group talked to council members during a remote presentation about the project during a recent work session. While the group is...
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