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Commissary Kitchen Planned for Woodlawn to Boost New Food Businesses, Community
Eugene’s Hot Chicken owner Zebbie Carney said his plan to open a commissary kitchen in Woodlawn will fill a desperate need for the metro area’s growing number of food trucks and other culinary entrepreneurs. “All the business owners I talk to say we don’t have adequate commissary kitchen...
Thursday Night Lights: Springville and Moody open 2024 football season
By, Trussville Tribune Sports Department TRUSSVILLE – It’s the most wonderful time of the year folks. It is football season here in Tribuneland. What has passionately become known as “Week 0” is basically week one of the football season. For football fans, Thursday night football has become a good “whetting of the appetite” for the […]
Clay-Chalkville's band and cheer team are performance-ready as football season gets underway
PINSON, Ala. — As Clay-Chalkville and Hueytown High Schools face off in WVTM 13'sGame of the Week Friday, the Cougars' cheer team and band members are ready to perform. Video above: Clay-Chalkville's cheer team performs on WVTM 13. "We've been working on this show since July and working multiple...
Calls for drastic reforms after scathing report on Alabama's pharmacy board
MONTGOMERY, Ala (WBMA) — State lawmakers reviewing operations of the Alabama Board of Pharmacy call a state audit report "extremely, extremely troubling." The Sunset Committee met Thursday in Montgomery. "To say I'm concerned would be an extreme understatement," remarked Senator Keith Kelley of Anniston. He added if the board...
Alabama public libraries scramble to update children’s sections
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WIAT) — Changes are coming to children’s books sections across Alabama as public library officials remove certain reading materials from shelves. The Alabama Public Library Service requires books containing “obscene content” to be removed from aisles geared for young readers. Under new code changes adopted last year, public libraries that do not cooperate […]
Fatal fire victim identified as investigation continues, Alabama officials say
Authorities identified Friday the Alabama man who was found dead inside a burning apartment last week. Jefferson County Chief Deputy Coroner Bill Yates said the victim was identified as Ta’Ciaven Malique Craig, 21, of Birmingham. Craig’s body was found at approximately 1:33 a.m. on August 16 inside an apparently...
$1,000 Reward offered for information in shooting death of Sylacauga man
The Talladega County Sheriff's Office is asking for help getting information on August 15, 2024 shooting death of 45-year-old Michael Wells of Sylacauga. Crime Stoppers is offering a cash reward starting at $1,000 for information that leads to an arrest. Information provided to Crime Stoppers remains anonymous. According to investigators,...
Postmark Paris Antiques relocates from Mountain Brook to Vestavia Hills
Postmark Paris Antiques, formerly known as Salon 2412, has moved from its previous location in Mountain Brook to 3258 Cahaba Heights Road in Vestavia Hills. The store offers hand-curated estate pieces, antique chandeliers, unique lamps, original art pieces and other home decor. The business also has a hair salon at the back of the store, where owner Scott Renshaw continues to see his customers.
Theatre UAB sets exciting new season of performances
This year, Theatre UAB will present a “strong” new season of plays, and students will again get the chance to work and perform in a professional theater production. Theatre UAB is the performance company of the College of Arts and Sciences’ Department of Theatre at the University of Alabama at Birmingham.
Pro Blazer Update: August 23
BIRMINGHAM - Seven former Blazers have made their way to professional baseball. Two former players, Graham Ashcraft and Garrett Whitlock are currently pitching in Major League Baseball, while four former players, Brewer Hicklen, Chandler Simpson, Tyler Tolbert, and Riley Davis are in the minor league system. Additionally, James Naile is one of the top pitchers in the Korean Baseball Organization.
Samuel Adams opens brewhouse at Alabama’s Fort McClellan
A Samuel Adams Brewhouse has opened at the Alabama National Guard base on Fort McClellan near Anniston. “We’ve been working for the past ten-ish years to establish some type of food, beverage, and recreation area for the Soldiers that are here,” Col. Robert Griggs, director for Fort McClellan Training Center, said in a statement from the Alabama National Guard. “What initially began as a rec center to give them a place to hang out, play pool, and watch TV when they’re not training kind of graduated into building this new facility.”
Huskies dominate JAG to start the season
TRUSSVILLE – The Hewitt-Trussville Huskies started their 2024 campaign with a blowout win over JAG at Hewitt-Trussville Stadium on Friday night. A smothering defense the vintage “Husky fast” offense proved to be way too much for the visiting Jaguars from Montgomery as the Huskies beat them 50-6.
Agreement to cancel medical debt for 193,000 needy patients in Southern states
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — A New Orleans-based system of hospitals and clinics serving Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama is working with a New York nonprofit to wipe out $366 million in medical debt for about 193,000 needy patients. The Times-Picayune/The New Orleans Advocate reported Wednesday that the deal involving Ochsner Health was arranged by Undue Medical Debt, a donor-funded […]
Lineworker Apprenticeship Programs accepting applications for new students
Flipping a light switch, dialing down the thermostat, cooking dinner – electricity enables many everyday tasks. But ever wonder what it takes to power homes and businesses across our state? Behind the scenes, lineworkers and support personnel make it happen. As part of its ongoing commitment to workforce development,...
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