By Brandon Matthews Steve Jobs once said in what is now one of the most famous quotes, “The people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world are the ones who do.” As we begin this brand-new year, I can’t think but ask the question “How crazy are you?” What in your … Read More
John Myrick has been a distinguished member of the Alabaster Board of Education since its beginnings in 2012. His wealth of experience and expertise in the fields of education, music, and science and his contributions to the Alabaster community have been both influential and commendable. His commitment to excellence has made him a respected figure … Read More
As we look forward to the new year and all that’s planned for 2024, we asked the Alabaster City Council to reflect on the year that was and talk about what they’re most looking forward to. Councilors were asked about the things they were most proud of from 2023, project or events they were looking … Read More
As the first semester of school ends, some of the members of the Alabaster Teen Council share their ideas for making the school year the best it can be. Making High School the Best it can Be In high school, teenagers get a chance to establish their independence and navigate their education, friendships, and more. … Read More
Silent Auction You are cordially invited to the Friends of the Library’s Silent Auction at the Albert L. Scott Library in the Nan Abbott Room on Sunday, December 3 from 2-4 p.m. Bidding will begin at 2 and end at 3:30. Winners will be announced by 4 p.m. Winners are not required to be present to … Read More
By Barry Wise Smith As the movie says, “If you build it, they will come.” And in Alabaster, Birmingham United Soccer Association (BUSA) is building a successful soccer program in partnership with the city and Shelby County. The BUSA Alabaster program started in 2019 with a partnership between BUSA and Shelby County, the Alabaster schools, … Read More
These strong women give up their time to support each other and many others through an annual consignment sale. In 2016, Taliesha Cash, the founder and Executive Director of Sisters CANcervive, received the news that no one wants to hear when she was diagnosed with breast cancer. Cash chose a naturopathic path for her treatments … Read More
Kerri Pate, Ward 7 Alabaster Connection: Here at the end of the year, what are you most proud of in terms of your Council service, and what do you still want to see happen before the end of the year? Kerri Pate: Wow, I can’t believe it is already the end of 2023! Although this … Read More
= Do you get nervous when asked to speak in public? Whether you’re called upon to give a business presentation, propose a toast, or be at your best in a job interview, confidence is needed. Join the Circle of Champions Toastmasters on the First and Third Mondays (except holidays) at 6:45 p.m. Use this QR … Read More
Residential Winner – November 1087 Wood Duck Way The November Beautification award winner is the home of John and Kristen Humphreys. The manicured lawn and plantings complement the crisp white fence and the home’s color palette. “We are thrilled to receive this award,” the Humphreys say. Residential Winner – December 918 10th Street SW … Read More
