Brandon Matthews With great confidence he ascended the steps of the ladder to the diving platform overlooking an Olympic pool equivalent to a three-story building. He had practiced, prepared, and planned his routine with great precision. As he walked to the edge of the board, he boldly stated to himself, “You’ve got this.” With certainty … Read More
Game Time Come in to the Albert L. Scott Library during Spring Break (March 25-29) to check out some books, play a game, and get sports-themed prizes. Shamrock Family Fun Run If shenanigans and malarkey are your thing, don’t miss the Shamrock Family Fun Run to support the Albert L. Scott Library! Lace up your … Read More
Dear Friends, It has been an exciting start to 2024 in Alabaster! So many big projects are nearing completion, and new projects are kicking off. It is truly a great time to be in Alabaster! Progress is ongoing at Larry Simmons Stadium and Jim “Peanut” Davenport Baseball Stadium—the turf installation on the baseball field is … Read More
Dog Sport Demo Day Veterans Park April 6, 2024 10 a.m.—3 p.m. Come see demonstrations of nine sports, and visit booths sponsored by the sports’ clubs and the clubs to meet representatives and ask questions. There will also be vendors and food trucks. ACS Teachers of the Year Recognized in early January by the … Read More
Units of Birmingham Moving and Portable Storage 205.839.2903 unitsstorage.com/birmingham-al/ 100 Airpark Industrial Rd. 35007 Joe’s Italian Authentic Italian Food Tim Owens, New Owner (205) 663-4111 joesitalianonline.com 21 Weatherly Club Dr. 35007 G & G Loft Boutique Women’s shoes, tops, bottoms, dresses, rompers, and sets, accessories, and gifts 205-685-582 ggloftboutique.com 224 Kent Stone Blvd. … Read More
Thanks to the Library and Siluria Brewing Company there are two great book clubs to choose from in Alabaster. The first is held in the Nan Abbott Meeting Room at the Library and is led by Nancy Hicks. Known as the Library Book Group, they meet the third Thursday of every month at 6:30 p.m. … Read More
Thompson Warriors head volleyball coach Judy Green has built a winning culture—and notched her 1,000th win—during her almost 40-year coaching career. Story by Barry Wise Smith You would never know from talking to Coach Judy Green, Thompson High School’s head volleyball coach and director of volleyball operations, that she is an honest-to-goodness legend. Soft-spoken and … Read More
By Joanne Cory Patriotism has many definitions and is often used synonymously with the word nationalism. The word patriotism dates to the ancient Greek/Roman word patria—love of and loyalty to one’s republic or nation. The emphasis was on love and loyalty for shared liberty and the common good of its citizens. My definition of patriotism … Read More
Festival of Trees Winners An independent panel of judges recognized several businesses for their creativity at the water tower lighting ceremony in December. The winners: Best Business Showcase: Hazelwood Venue Best Support A Cause: American Legion Post 138 Jolly Award – Best Holiday: Massey Heating & Cooling Most Creative – Tracy Coyne and Crystal Russell … Read More
Beautification Board Winners Residential Winner—January 210 Timber Ridge Circle The January Beautification Board winner is the home of Allan and Tavie Brown. Plantings include Crepe Myrtles, Nandinas, variegated Liriope, and Boxwoods. The manicured lawn and shrubs add softness and color to the home’s stone exterior. “We are so excited to receive the beautification award,” says … Read More
