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Latest Jefferson County Health Department Food Scores
From The Tribune staff reports JEFFERSON COUNTY — The Jefferson County Department of Health regularly inspects establishments in Jefferson County where food is prepared or sold for human consumption. Two types of inspections, scored and alternative (non-scored), are performed throughout the year. This information is presented by the Tribune in the spirit of public safety. These inspection […]
Jefferson County under a flood advisory until Friday night
On Friday at 6:28 p.m. a flood advisory was issued by the National Weather Service in effect until 9:30 p.m. for Jefferson County. The weather service adds, "Urban and small stream flooding caused by excessive rainfall is expected." "Minor flooding in low-lying and poor drainage areas. Overflowing poor drainage areas,"...
Mountain Brook Village, get ready for 2 new roundabouts
Anyone who drives through Mountain Brook Village has to notice its olde worlde vibe, with English-style architecture. Well, not to be outdone by our neighbors across the pond and their love of roundabouts, soon the area will have not one but three roundabouts. Keep reading for all the details, including where, when and why.
2024 Transplant Games of America kicks off with swimming and ballroom dancing
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WIAT) — Over the next six days, transplant recipients, living donors and donor families will compete in the 2024 Transplant Games of America. Birmingham is this year’s host city, as individuals are united and honored for giving life. The event also raises awareness of organ, eye and tissue donation and transplantation. Tribhawan Persaud’s […]
Gudger from hospital: Grateful for first responders, prayers
MONTGOMERY, Ala. – Three days after sustaining serious injuries in a jet ski accident on the Fourth of July, State Sen. Garlan Gudger on Sunday released a statement from the hospital thanking those who tended to him and reassuring the state that he will recover. Gudger is recuperating at...
2024 Transplant Games honoring donors and recipients in the Magic City
The 2024 Transplant games are underway now in the Magic City. Until Wednesday, Birmingham will be home to the largest celebration of life. Roughly 7,500 people are expected to be in Birmingham from all 50 states and internationally. 3,000 of those attendees will be participating in the competition. The purpose...
Gadsden High JROTC instructor honored by Tuberville as ‘Veteran of the Month’
WASHINGTON – Recognized for his work with students, and not just his JROTC classes, Army Lt. Col. Wayne Davenport of Trussville has been named by U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville as his July “Veteran of the Month.”. Davenport serves as JROTC Instructor and Scholars Bowl Coach at Gadsden High...
Alabama’s nationally acclaimed food and culture festival returns
A four-day celebration of Birmingham’s rich history of cuisine and culture returns this fall with some of the city’s top chefs and cooks, from food icon Frank Stitt to the Greek restaurateurs who had fed the city throughout its history. Early-bird tickets go on sale July 10 for...
Trussville Freedom Celebration celebrates Fourth of July
TRUSSVILLE, Ala. (WIAT) — Fourth of July celebrations kicked off all across central Alabama Thursday night. There was over 8,000 people in attendance Thursday night at the Trussville Freedom Celebration. The celebration has become an annual tradition for Leslie Davis and her family, as they set up in their front yard to watch the fireworks. […]
Attorney General Steve Marshall Announces Legal Action Against Legend Windows, LLC
Montgomery, AL – Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall announced that the Circuit Court of Shelby County has granted his emergency request for a temporary restraining order against Legend Windows, LLC, and its affiliates, Jody Ray Whitworth, Bobby Ray Whitworth, and Robin Simmons Willard. The Attorney General alleges that Legend Windows and the named individuals violated […] The post Attorney General Steve Marshall Announces Legal Action Against Legend Windows, LLC appeared first on Calhoun Journal.
Birmingham Public Library to house archives of Birmingham-Southern College
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBMA) — The Birmingham Public Library will be the new home to archives belonging to the recently closed Birmingham-Southern College (BSC). The college's last day of operation was May 31 after a failed lengthy bout to acquire financial assistance. The library said the tangible history of BSC...
Shelby County Chamber, Discover Shelby to host interactive workshop
Discover Shelby and The Shelby County Chamber are partnering to bring a hands-on and interactive workshop offering management and staffers in the tourism and recreation sectors a complimentary two-day training experience on Wednesday, July 31 and Thursday, August 1. The certified training is presented by the University of Alabama’s Center for Economic Development. The post Shelby County Chamber, Discover Shelby to host interactive workshop appeared first on Shelby County Reporter.
Shelby County Chamber to offer meeting, workshop for small business owners
On Thursday, Aug. 8 small business owners will have two separate opportunities to access information they can use to grow their business. The post Shelby County Chamber to offer meeting, workshop for small business owners appeared first on Shelby County Reporter.
8 new pickleball courts have opened in Veterans Park on Valleydale Road
If you are searching for a fun way to get outside and stay active this summer, you’re in luck, because Veterans Park on Valleydale Road has welcomed eight new pickleball courts!. Keep reading to learn more about these new courts and possible future developments. Celebration of the new pickleball...
Birmingham-Southern’s archives finds new home at the library
Years ago, Birmingham-Southern College professor emeritus Guy Hubbs was working in the campus library, spending some of his day with the North Alabama Methodist Conference archives. That’s when he came across boxes and boxes of documents and books on a shelf. That’s where the college’s archives were stored....
Vestavia Hills City Council considers grant application for Altadena Valley Park trails
The Vestavia Hills City Council on Monday night will consider whether to apply for a $136,000 federal grant to help develop trails at Altadena Valley Park. The plan includes a new trail on the northern end of the park, trail connections around the lake in the park and a new trail segment on the westernmost side of the park. The trail would be a 6-foot-wide asphalt trail for non-motorized use.
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