Lakeside Post

12/25/2024

Delivering Our Best at Christmas!

To all of our valued readers and friends, go our sincere best wishes for a merry and bright holiday season filled with peace, joy and contentment.

We are so proud to be a part of this fine community, and we consider it an honor to be the local and trusted news source you turn to throughout the year.

Thank you for your readership and support.

Happy Holidays!

11/28/2024

08/14/2023

Alcohol sales get going at Grant

The voters of Grant approved local sales of alcohol within the town limits in May. Now three businesses have become the first to receive alcohol licenses at Grant.

12/03/2015

The Guntersville Tree Commission has completed a spruce-up project in the flower bed at the corner of Sunset Drive and Lurleen Drive.

12/03/2015

The Alabama Alcoholic Beverage Control Board came to Guntersville High School.

12/02/2015

The Festival of Trees is currently underway at the Guntersville Museum. One tree on display is from the Thursday’s Child organization.

12/02/2015

Guntersville’s Corey Garmon is a lifelong Florida Gators football fan and he got a big honor at a recent game.

11/30/2015

The city Christmas tree lighting that had been scheduled for Tuesday night has been put off until Thursday at 5:30. Santa and Mrs. Claus are expected to be there along with the Guntersville elementary school choirs and free hot chocolate and cookies.

11/19/2015

Rep. Kerry Rich and Rep. Will Ainsworth have a meeting scheduled with Conservation Department officials after Thanksgiving to discuss proposed entrance fees at Lake Guntersville State Park.

11/19/2015

A 20-year Army veteran and a 1983 Guntersville High graduate, David Gibson got to lay the wreath at Arlington National Cemetery during the famous changing of the guard ceremony recently.

11/11/2015

1,900 children were approved for help through the Christmas Coalition this year, but 1,200 still lack sponsors right now.

11/11/2015

Maurice Mercer’s mother was only 50 when she became too ill to grocery shop. Because she was so young, she didn’t qualify for the programs designed to feed senior citizens. As her only living child, he made long drives to make sure his mother was supplied with what she needed.