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Trussville Scouts place 2,000 flags at Jefferson Memorial Gardens for Memorial Day
From Tribune staff reports TRUSSVILLE, Ala.–Cub Scout Pack 216, based in Trussville, planted over 2,000 flags on the graves of veterans at Jefferson Memorial Gardens on Tuesday in recognition of Memorial Day. The pack was assisted by Trussville BSA Troop 216, Troop 216G, and the Roebuck Elks Lodge. This is the 18th year that the […]
BJCC to renovate parking deck at future Birmingham amphitheater site
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WIAT) — The Birmingham-Jefferson Civic Center (BJCC) is moving ahead with plans to renovate a large parking deck for the new amphitheater being built on the former Carraway Hospital site. The Birmingham City Council approved the sale of the deck for $1.00 on Tuesday. BJCC CEO Tad Snider said the plan is to […]
West Alabama Tuesday Briefing
Good morning!! It is Tuesday May 21, 2024. The Southeastern Conference Baseball Championship Tournament gets underway at the remodeled Hoover Met this morning. It is the 26th consecutive time for the event in Hoover. The tourney is a big deal, not just for the teams playing for a title but for the SEC, Birmingham/Hoover area and baseball as a whole.
Birmingham City Schools begin graduation ceremonies
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WIAT) — Monday begins graduation week for Birmingham City Schools as high school seniors prepare to enter their next phase of life. On May 20, BCS Virtual Academy of Learning will host their graduation ceremony from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the Birmingham Museum of Art. Four schools will have their graduation […]
Roberts Stadium: New Hewitt-Trussville softball stadium to be named for former BOE president
From Tribune staff reports TRUSSVILLE — The crown jewel of the new Hewitt-Trussville softball complex has a name. Roberts Stadium will be named for former Trussville City School BOE president Bill Roberts, according to TCS Superintendent Dr. Patrick Martin. The announcement came at the groundbreaking of the new home for the two-time defending 7A State […]
Which Birmingham area private high school is number one in the state?
The Birmingham metro has the number one private high school in Alabama, according to a recent ranking from educational data site Niche.com. In all, six Birmingham area private high schools were ranked among the 30 best in Alabama. Indian Springs School achieved the highest ranking in the state with first place overall.
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