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Oregon based Dutch Bros Coffee confirms Prattville location
Rise and grind Prattville! The Oregon based coffee shop, Dutch Bros is coming to Prattville, company confirms. The location in Prattville will be located at 1874 E Main St. in front of the Mexico Tipico Mexican restaurant in Prattville. “Dutch Bros is stoked to be joining the Prattville community soon....
Downtown mural is complete in Sylacauga
SYLACAUGA, Ala. – Birmingham artist Stephen Smith has completed his downtown mural, a panoramic view of the Imerys-Gantts Quarry Observation Site with “Welcome to Sylacauga.”. The new mural is located on the side of Wright & Sprayberry Insurance at the corner of 1st Street and Broadway Avenue. Smith’s...
Joker and Amy: The adoption story that was meant to be
CULLMAN, Ala. – It’s been one year since Amy Dunn of Cullman adopted Joker, the mustang. During this time, after plenty of head scratches, lots of laughs and tons of treats, they have forged a lifelong bond. Dunn adopted Joker at the Bureau of Land Management Wild Horse and Burro adoption event at the Cullman County Agricultural Trade Center in September 2023, but his journey to her began when he was born at the Northern Nevada Correctional Facility in January 2021. Joker’s mother had been brought to the facility after being removed from the Antelope Valley Herd Management Area in July...
Lake Martin Reflections set to open Saturday
Lake Martin is always relaxing. The lake and its shorelines provide a chance to soak up the rays and let the stress of life melt away. Those seeking to relax will have another way to relax at Lake Martin Reflections with its cosmetology, aestheticist and massage services. “There is nothing...
Chuco Underground joins the Huntsville basement bar scene
HUNTSVILLE – Huntsville continues to add new breweries, bars and social spaces across the city. As you check out the rooftop bars that stretch sky-high or the outdoor spaces with live music, do not forget to look for the party beneath your feet. Chuco Underground is the newest “basement...
Birmingham-Southern College Continues To Seek New Owner
After announcing its closing in May, Birmingham-Southern College (BSC) is still in search of a buyer. Despite interest from neighboring Alabama colleges like Alabama A&M University and Miles College, BSC’s future when it comes to buyers currently does not look too promising. According to a report by 1819 News, the school turned down a “lowball” offer of $65 million from A&M, which would have officially made it an HBCU. On the other hand, it signed a Letter of Intent with Miles College. However, the college could not find the funds to fulfill the purchase. Launched as a Methodist institution just a year...
Prattville’s Picker House Restaurant, with its million-dollar view, coming soon to downtown
Wednesday evening was a monumental day for the historic preservation of downtown Prattville. Officials, residents and lovers of history were present for the groundbreaking of the Picker House, which will soon be renovated into a beautiful restaurant with decks overlooking Autauga Creek. Bradley Neave is on the Historic Preservation Redevelopment...
Bat infestation drives young family from their newly rented Montevallo home
MONTEVALLO, Ala. — A young family says they're caught between a home rental company and a colony of bats. They just moved from Mobile to Montevallo into a home they say is infested with bats. Now they say they're having a hard time getting the rental company to acknowledge the issue.
Huntsville nonprofit weighs in on homelessness increase around Stokes Street
A Huntsville nonprofit responded on Thursday to community concerns about dozens of homeless sleeping outside their office location on Stokes Street. The executive director of First Stop, Chad Rodriguez, says they're a day center. Their clients are people experiencing homelessness, and the nonprofit's hours are from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Alabama offense to lean on Michigan State transfer’s versatility on OL
Alabama football will lean on the versatility of Michigan State transfer, Geno VanDeMark for depth along the offensive line during the 2024 football season. Kalen DeBoer met with media Thursday after practice and praised VanDeMark’s work ethic this offseason, expecting the 6-foot-5 redshirt junior to fill multiple roles along the Crimson Tide’s offensive line in his first year in Tuscaloosa.
One-of-a-kind drone program may be on the way to Tuscaloosa
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (WBRC) - More eyes in the sky: That’s the latest proposal by Tuscaloosa Mayor Walt Maddox. With the new fiscal year coming up, the mayor has proposed to the city council a first responder team consisting of drones. One councilman is fully on board and ready to...
Alabaster approves construction of $1.6 million multi-use trail
The Alabaster City Council approved work on a $1.6 million multi-use trail that will connect Thompson High School, Municipal Park, Thompson Middle School and Warrior Drive during a regularly scheduled meeting on Aug. 12. The post Alabaster approves construction of $1.6 million multi-use trail appeared first on Shelby County Reporter.
Sextortion scam costing victims thousands in central Alabama
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - Two Birmingham business owners say thieves are using their names in a scam involving Christian dating sites. They say the conversation starts off innocently enough with a possible match, then comes an attempt to steal thousands of dollars. Business owner James Casteel and his wife says...
Tuscaloosa Mayor’s Recommended Budget Raises Water Bills, Gives Raise to City Employees
Tuscaloosa Mayor Walt Maddox's proposed budget for the next fiscal year would marginally increase the cost of city services and give a raise to all municipal employees, he told the city council Tuesday. The mayor's shorter budget presentation can be read in full on the city's website, streamed in video...
Watch: Dr. Martin and Mayor Choat discuss tax election on Tribune Unscripted
TRUSSVILLE, Ala.–Trussville City Schools Superintendent Dr. Patrick Martin and Trussville Mayor Buddy Choat appeared on Tribune Unscripted on Thursday to discuss the upcoming city-wide special municipal tax election. Watch the full interview below:
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