Trussville, Clay and Pinson
By Chesley Payne For the Tribune Real Estate: A New “Sales Tax”? I am often contacted by people concerned about things they see and hear in the media. There is a lot of misinform... Read more
By Lee Weyhrich Fire departments are known for saving people and their homes, they are even known for saving kitties from trees, but for more than three decades, the Trussville Fire Departme... Read more
By Lee Weyhrich The event is called Everything Christmas, but really it is more than that. Everything Christmas which was held Friday Nov. 30 through Saturday Dec. 1 was part arts and crafts... Read more
By Lee Weyhrich In 1912, America received a gift of 1,800 Yoshino cherry trees as a gift of peace from Japan. The trees were planted along the mall in Washington D.C.. On Friday, Nov. 30 at... Read more
By Tina Tidmore Trussville Utilities, along with the city of Trussville, are taking the lead in commercial use of compressed natural gas. At the same time, Trussville Utilities is leaving be... Read more
By Tina Tidmore Many think of downtown kitchens for the homeless when seeing the “Jimmie Hale Mission” name. However, the northeast part of Jefferson County has connections to the organizati... Read more
The big box retailers have their Black Friday, but today local businesses have their time in the sun with Small Business Saturday. Business owners throughout Trussville, Clay and Pinson are... Read more
James Bowling of Remlap was first in line at Best Buy in Trussville, confident that his commitment would pay off. Bowling set up his tent in front of the store on Monday night with his eye o... Read more
Special to the Tribune The 4th Annual TASTE, Trussville’s Art Show and Tasting Event, was held on Thursday, Nov. 15 at the Trussville Civic Center. This year’s event was a success, drawing... Read more
By Tina Tidmore Along with a history lesson on human waste disposal and sewers in Jefferson County, Jefferson County Commissioner Joe Knight told Trussville Area Chamber of Commerce members... Read more