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The Sports Ledger
November 2021
Miss Northeast 2022 Pageant
Friday October 8, 2021
Incidents Theft of Property – Occurred at 601 Greenhill BlvdApt B 103, a Michael Kors purse was taken, valued at $398.00 One Arrest • Iliff Douglas Davis, age 54 of Ider, was arrested for Disorderly Conduct Three Accidents with No Injuries Saturday October 9, 2021 Incidents Failure to Pay for Gasoline – Occurred at 1022 Gault Ave S, $38.45 of gasoline was pumped and not paid for No Accidents and Three Arrests • Alfred Clifford Wiley, age 49 of Fort Payne, was arrested on a Warrant for Fugitive from Justice • Timothy Robert Carter, age 37 of Pisgah, was arrested on Two Warrants for Domestic Violence and Assault by Bodily Fluids • Waylon Eric Pope, age 31 of Fort Payne, was arrested on Two Arrest Warrants Sunday October 10, 2021 Incidents Fraudulent Use of a Credit/Debit Card – Occurred at 201 Cracker Barrel Road SW, charges of $456.21 were made without authorization Theft of Property – Occurred at Wal-Mart, two Apple iPhone 11’s, two 2-year plans, fleece jacket, Shark Vertex vacuum, 20WUSB, three 3-year service plans, FS machine, Mug Press, Cupid machine, a Display, 3 sets of sheets and $80.00 were taken, valued at $2,116.33 No Accidents and One Arrest • Derrick Grant Barkley, age 44 of Collinsville, was arrested on Two Warrants for Driving While Suspended and Failure to Display Insurance Monday October 11, 2021 Incidents Theft of Property & Theft of Services – Occurred at 112 Airport Road W, four pillows, pillow protectors and pillow cases were taken, one night of lodging was not paid for, valued at $308.00 Damaged Property – Occurred at 6409 Banks Drive NW, a mail box and post were damaged, valued at $100.00 Three Arrests • Christopher Ellis Rothell, age 29 of Fort Payne, was arrested for Possession of Drug Paraphernalia • Laramie Michael McCurdy, age 21 of Dawson, was arrested for Possession of a Controlled Substance and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia • Ronald Fernado Chanquin Quevedo, age 33 of Fort Payne, was arrested for Domestic Violence and Interference with a Domestic Violence Emergency Call Two Accidents with No Injuries Tuesday October 12, 2021 Incidents Damaged Property – Occurred at 1202 Adamsburg Road E, a propane cage was damaged, valued at $1,000.00 Criminal Mischief – Occurred at 205 Lebanon Road SW, a window on a Komatsu Excavator was damaged, valued at $300.00 Theft of Property – Occurred at Lowe’s, a DeWalt Oscill tool, DeWalt Brushless Reciprocating Saw, Two DeWalt Impact Drivers, a DeWalt Cordless Cutout, and Two DeWalt Brushless Screw Guns were taken, valued at $1,203.00 One Arrest • A 16 year old juvenile male of Fort Payne, was arrested for Public Intoxication 1 Accident with No Injuries Wednesday October 13, 2021 No Incidents and One Arrest • Zane Paul Nelson, age 30 of Fort Payne, was arrested on Four Warrants for Failure to Appear Two Accidents with No Injuries Thursday October 14, 2021 Incidents Criminal Mischief – Occurred at 206 Grand Ave NW, five windows on a 1998 Honda Accord were busted out, valued at $1,675.00 Arson – Occurred at 606 Williams Ave NE, five window, clothing and curtains were damaged, valued at $1,500.00 Four Arrests • Kelsi Elizabeth Carter, age 24 of Section, was arrested on a Warrant for Outside Agency • Steven Dewight Bell, age 46 of Fyffe, was arrested on Three Warrant for Driving While Canceled, Expired Tag, and Seatbelt Violation • Domingo Andres, age 46 of Fort Payne, was arrested for DUI • James Roger Plumlee, age 58 of Fort Payne, was arrested for Driving Under the Influence of any Substance Eight Accidents with One Injury An accident occurred on I-59 and mile marker 224, Tridarious Devonte McKinley, age 24 of Chattanooga, driving a 2014 International Semi, struck Robert Don Haney, age 65 of Bryant, driving a 2018 Ford F150. Haney then struck Cathrine Nichole Kirkland, 28 of Berry, driving a 2019 Chevrolet Traverse who then struck Lillie Camille McCrary, age 24 of Pisgah, driving a 2020 KIA Sorento. Haney was transported to Dekalb Regional by Dekalb Ambulance Service.
The Miss Northeast Beauty pageant was held on October 2, 2021, at the Tom Bevill Lyceum on the campus of Northeast Alabama Community College in Rainsville. The event’s organizers 2022 were thankful to host the pageant this year as last year’s event was canceled due to COVID-19. Callie Strickland was crowned Miss Northeast 2022. She is a Sophomore at NACC and is a Pre- Nursing Major. Callie is from Rainsville and she is a graduate of Plainview. “When I was named Miss Northeast, I felt so honored and blessed," said Callie.
“We congratulate Miss Strickland for being selected as Miss Northeast and we thank all who participated,” stated NACC President Dr. David Campbell. “All these young women displayed poise, intelligence, and attractiveness as contestants. We are proud of them all!"
The Miss Congeniality was presented to Kayla Henderson of Rainsville. She also won the Judges’ Interview category and was named the First Alternate. The Poise and Appearance Winner and second Alternate was Haylin Veal of Valley Head.
The NACC Student Popular Vote Winner and fourth alternate was Briley Bynum of Bryant. The thirdAlternate was Jaden Hallmark of Pisgah. Andrea Okwu is one of the college sponsors for the Miss Northeast pageant.
Newsworthy Notes & Events PAGEANT WINNERS - The annual Boaz Harvest Festival was held last month and the winners from the events beauty pageant are as follows: Miss Harvest Festival: Madison Camper (Queen), Jayda Lacks (First Runner-up), Shay Gamble (Second Runner-up), Gracie Boyd (Third Runner-up), and Makenlee Beck (Miss Photogenic); Teen Miss Harvest Festival: Kadyn Jo McKinney (Queen and Miss Photogenic), Marissa Land (First Runner-up), Chloe Alexis O'Bryant (Second Runner-up), and Yancie Danielle Haynie (Third Runner-up); Jr. Miss Harvest Festival: Raylee Mae Bunch (Queen), Piper Hales (First Runner-up), Julia Brylin Betz (Second Runner-up), Alleigh Miller (Third Runner-up); Petite Miss Harvest Festival: Naiyan Reid (Queen), Ella Blair Hadley (First Runner- up), Julia Reese Young (Second Runner-up and Miss Photogenic), and Penelope Rose (Third Runner-up) Little Miss Harvest Festival: Weslyn Rowe Smith (Queen and Miss Photogenic), Jaie Patton Lowery (First Runner-up). Ashten Kreek Dixon (Second Runner-up), Erika Edge (Third Runner-up); Tiny Miss Harvest Festival: Hope Sellers (Queen), Briella MaryAnn West (First Runner-up), Kennedi Hope (Second Runner-up and Miss Photogenic), and Kinsley Marie Smith (Third Runner-up)
COMPLETERS RECOGNIZED - The Gadsden State Community College Skills Training Division has recognized students completing the Medication Assistant Program. GSCC began offering the training program in April with six students completing the first class. Those students have now also received their certification to work as Medication Assistants. These include Doris Boyd, Shanice Davis, LaDreaka Phillips and Lurena Wills, all of Anniston; Shokira Ledford of Gadsden and Christy Baker of Oxford. The second class of program completers recognized in September include De’Aundra Foster, Kara Griffin, Kaylin Ogg, Marissa Smith, Dana Ruiz, all of Anniston; Baleigh Clay of Cleburne; Ariette Fomby of Gadsden; Elaura Tant of Glencoe; Janelle Thomas, Brylee Wells, Dieren Weeks- Kadir, all of Jacksonville; Jessica Adams of Lineville; Melissa Johnson of Muscadine and Tiffany Morrissey, Philana Russell, both of Oxford. The Medication Assistant Program, designed to complete in four weeks, prepares students to administer routine medications to patients in nursing facilities, assisted living environments and more. ASSISTANT POLICE CHIEF - The Boaz Police Department recently appointed Michael Hempel to Assistant Police Chief. The move comes after Michael Abercrombie was named the Boaz Police Chief this past September. 35th ANNIVERSARY - DeKalb Regional Medical Center in Fort Payne is celebrating it's 35thAnniversary. A celebration ceremony was held on October 19, 2021 The Medical Center moved to is current location in 1986. AHS ALUMNI HALL OF FAME - Four people have been inducted into the 2020 Albertville High School Alumni Hall of Fame. The 2020 Inductees are Tony Cochran, Patrick "McGee" Moody, Raymond "Clarance" Waldrop and Eric Jones. Due to COVID, the group has chosen not to nominate or inductee any alumni for 2021. ICE SKATING - The City of Fort Payne is set to transform its Rotary Pavilion into a ice skating rink on December 17-20, 2021. For more information contact the Fort Payne Chamber of Commerce at 256-845-2741. TURKEYTROT - The Town of Collinsville will host its annual Turkey Trot on Nov. 13, 2021 from 10-4 p.m. CHRISTMASATTHE PARK - During December several events are happening at the Lake Guntersville State Park including Santa Pictures, Ornament Making, and the Park Christmas Buffet. For more info call 256-571-5440.
LIGHT SHOW - The opening night for the 2021 Hall Family Light Show in Owens Crossroads will be held on Thursday, November 25 at 6 p.m. The event will run throughout the holiday season. MSSC CLASS - Gadsden State Community College’s Adult Education Services will be offering an MSSC class beginning Nov. 29 at Ralls Hall on the East Broad Campus. The class is designed to lead participants to being a certified production technician. The Manufacturing Skill Standards Council (MSSC) is the nation’s leading industry-led training, assessment and certification organization focused on the core technical competencies needed by the nation’s frontline production and material handling workers. Registration for the program is Nov. 8-11 and 15-18. Orientation and first day of class is Nov. 29. The training delivery is hybrid (conducted online and in-person). The 10-week boot camp style intensive training gives the student a full CPT certificate as the program addresses the core technical competencies of higher-skilled production workers in all sectors of manufacturing. All books, materials, registration fees and certification fees are fully funded by a Gadsden State Community College Adult Education Services grant. A third MSSC class is tentatively scheduled for January on the Ayers Campus in Anniston. For more information on the MSSC boot camp, contact Christopher Hopper at chopper@gadsdenstate.edu or 256-549-8645.
Women's Club Scholarship Emily Allen of Centre has been awarded a scholarship provided by the Women’s Club of Weiss Lake. The partial tuition scholarship is awarded annually to a student attending Gadsden State Community College. Allen, center, is pictured with Kay Kellen, left, and Kathy Faircloth. Submitted Photo
Photo by Brandon K. Pierce, The Sports Ledger
JSU Homecoming Royalty Jacksonville State University recently named its 2021 Homecoming Queen and King and they were honored during halftime of the Gamecocks football game against Stephen F. Austin on Saturday, October 9. Sarah Sumners was named the 2021 homecoming queen and Quadarious Whitson was the JSU homecoming king. Pierce Photography 256-506-7368 www.piercephoto.net
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