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A L I T T L E B I T O F By Ann Cipperly 62 EAST ALABAMA LIVING
Photos courtesy of Andy Anderson Located in a country setting with quiet streets and houses shaded by tall, ancient trees, the town of Waverly has been home to Marty and Andy Anderson since 2001, when they were smitten with the town. Their home has been a haven away for Andy when he is not busy as co-owner of four businesses, Wickles Pickles, The Waverly Local, the Plaza & Lounge and now The Shack. “We fell in love with Waverly,” says Marty. “We have the best people in our community, it is truly special, and everyone looks out for each other. It has been fun to watch our town grow.” The Andersons renovated their home, with the original part of the house built in the 1800s. During the renovation, they found letters dated 1895 that slid from the attic into the wall. The letters were addressed to Moreman, which is a family name. “My grandmother grew up in Waverly,” Andy says, “but prior to finding the letters, I didn’t know that the house had belonged to my ancestors.” While Andy grew up in Auburn, Marty is from Anniston. Marty’s background is special education. She is now a founding partner at ALL for Children where she works with children with dyslexia. Marty and Andy have a 6-year-old son, Copeland, who loves growing up in Waverly. He knows everyone in town and will tell everybody The Local has the best fries ever. WICKLES PICKLES When brothers Will and Trey Sims’ cousin taught them how to make her family’s recipe for pickles, they decided to brand them Wickles Pickles in 1998. Andy partnered with the Sims brothers a year or so later in 2000. They had been making the pickles in a commercial kitchen in downtown Dadeville but had just moved production to a co-packer. Andy states, “Our Dadeville Wickles office is very small with only seven of us total. All are friends, and many have been with us for a long time. We are like family.” Since the partners were no longer making the product, they were able to focus on sales to gourmet and gift shops. They began traveling around the south to let shop owners try other uniquely sweet and hot pickles, and handing them out to their families EAST ALABAMA LIVING 63
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