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Buck Creek Park serving as base for summer kids’ charity
The concession stands at Alabaster’s Buck Creek Park will serve as the base of operations for an organization aimed at making sure children don’t go ... Read more
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Chamber awards small business owners of the year
As Greater Shelby County Chamber of Commerce President Kirk Mancer was looking over his Chamber membership roster, a trend jumped out at him. Read more
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Eleventh Avenue improvements on hold
Improvements to the road leading to the new Alabaster City Hall building likely will not come until after the building is completed, members of the ... Read more
Alabaster OKs rental agreement with School Board
The Alabaster Board of Education is set to move its central office into the second floor of the city’s new City Hall when the building ... Read more
Thompson splits games in first round
A big sixth inning led helped Thompson High take down the Vestavia Hills Rebels, 4-1 in the first round of the AHSAA 6A State Softball ... Read more
Bradberry crowned Miss Shelby Ridge
Shelby Ridge and Rehab Select resident Patricia Bradberry gasped in amazement and fought back tears as Alabaster Mayor Marty Handlon read the final name on ... Read more
Wilson named Teacher of Month
Hard work organizing and leading the Meadow View Elementary School special education program over the past several years helped MVES teacher Leah Wilson earn the ... Read more
- County seeing rise in ‘designer drugs’ among teens
- Children’s authors, musicians visit Creek View
- Miss Shelby Ridge pageant set for May 16
- CVES blood drive draws 82 donors
- Schools ship thousands of socks to U.S. soldiers
- ALDOT plans work on Interstate 65 in Alabaster, Pelham
- Alabaster starts spraying for mosquitoes
- County supports proposed Pelham hospital over Alabaster proposal
- Henderson takes his seat on Alabaster School Board
- Federal law leads to increased lunch prices for Alabaster schools
- Alabaster School Board elects new president, vice president | 4 comments
- Ward’s fleet management bill passes
- Alabaster author holding May 11 book signing
- County upgrades flood-prone area at THS
- Alabaster working to settle lawsuit with Seventh-day Adventists | 1 comment
- City demolishes dilapidated house on Pebble Lane
- Kids presenting living wax museum at CVES
- North Shelby Relay for Life changes venues
- Alabaster resident receives Ole Miss’ highest academic award
- Alabaster schools looking for ‘smooth’ technology transition
- New Alabaster superintendent visits city’s schools
- City could move on new road for Alabaster Exchange
- Roseanna Borelli’s trial scheduled for June
- Alabaster postpones sidewalk ordinance hearing
Sports
Thompson splits games in first round
A big sixth inning led helped Thompson High take down the Vestavia Hills Rebels, 4-1 in the first round of the AHSAA 6A State Softball ... Read more
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ECS is finally home
It's been a long time coming, but the first serve at Evangel Christian School's first true home volleyball match last Monday was a monumental one. Read more
Sandra Says
Harrell family has long history of service
Jeremiah Harrell is a local, typical 12-year-old. He loves salisbury steak and mashed potatoes with one ... Read more
Letters to the Editor
Panyc’s reputation important to business
This concerns a letter you published Feb. 19 concerning Panyc restaurant not being all it appears to be. Read more | 16 comments
Schools
Alabaster BOE could call meeting to vote on central office space
The Alabaster Board of Education likely will hold a special-called meeting on Monday, March 25 to decide if it will rent the second floor of ... Read more
