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
Latest news
Pelham helping victims of Oklahoma tornado
Pelham’s Realty South is collecting donations for those affected by the recent Oklahoma tornado through a partnership with the city and Susan Schein Automotive. Read more
The Latest
Pelham OKs sewer fee changes
Pelham residents likely will see a drop in their sewer bills beginning in July after the City Council voted during a May 21 meeting to ... Read more
Pelham approves Moore Handley property deal
The Summer Classics furniture company will work to move into the former Moore Handley building on U.S. 31 within the next year after the Pelham ... Read more
Thompson High graduates 424 seniors
For Thompson High School Class of 2013 valedictorian Kirsten Hill, May 21 signified much more than the last day she and her classmates would all ... Read more
Basketball courts coming to Alabaster’s Municipal Park
Crews are set to complete a pair of new basketball courts at Alabaster’s Municipal Park this summer after the City Council approved a bid for ... Read more
ALDOT awards bid for intersection improvements on U.S. 280
The Alabama Department of Transportation announced May 17 it has awarded a $15.6 million project, which will improve 27 intersections along U.S. 280 in Shelby ... Read more
- Free ice skating party kicking off summer
- Lane closures scheduled on Alabama 119 this week
- Eleventh Avenue improvements on hold in Alabaster
- Alabaster OKs rental agreement with School Board
- Pelham-based National Guard Company returns home
- Elvin Hill recognized for commitment to wellness
- Three sets of triplets make Spain Park class one of a kind
- University of Montevallo reveals progress on downtown building
- Hoover Miracle Field breaks ground
- State: Pelham triple-murder stemmed from robbery
- Pelham baseball takes title
- Shelby County falls at State
- Lady Wildcats advance to next round
- Pelham softball comes up short at state
- Pelham sets public hearing for school study results
- Trinity gets Supreme Court go-ahead for hospital on U.S. 280 | 1 comment
- Torch Run sprints through Pelham
- Pelham softball moves on to semifinals
- Lady Warriors’ run at state ends
- Peoples named Helena High principal
- Calera High engineering program creates tandem bikes for special needs students
- County board of education discusses school security | 1 comment
- Bradberry crowned Miss Shelby Ridge
- Security guards to cover Indian Springs School constantly
Sports
XTERRA winners not affected by rain
Josiah Middaugh and Lesley Paterson took the Pro Division wins in the XTERRA Southeast Championships in Pelham May 18. Read more
Special Section
Editorials
Congrats to Class of 2013
As we put together our graduation special section — which you can find in this issue of the Reporter — we knew we had something ... Read more
Columns & Opinions
Proud of our student-athletes
I’ll admit, I was starting to get pretty nervous a few weeks ago watching the Twitter ... Read more
Letters to the Editor
Home should not have been demolished
When I read the article about the house on Pebble Lane, I was shocked and disappointed. Have we as a community become so materialistic that ... Read more
Community Columnists
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
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