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Time to say goodbye
In January of 1979 our family moved to Alabaster from Mobile, Alabama due to a job change.
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Church crafting group serves community
Every Thursday morning from 10 a.m. to noon, a group of ladies meets at the First Presbyterian ...
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Remember the fallen on Memorial Day
Memorial Day has come and gone again. Many folks nowadays think of this date as a giant sale ...
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Stanchio helps save lives as ultrasound technologist
Cara Stanchio was born in Simmern, Germany while her dad was stationed there with the Air Force.
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Making years of beach memories
Some folks love Gulf Shores and Orange Beach while others go to Pensacola Beach or Panama City.
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Huggins pens children’s Christian book
Local resident and author of a new children’s Christian book, “Button’s Gift,” Kathy Huggins is one busy lady.
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Houstons relocate to Alabaster for family
High school sweethearts from the early 50s, Harland and Donna Houston are enjoying retirement here in Alabaster.
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Stewart calls Alabaster home for 36 years
Marion Lynn Stewart has worked for Dr. Jocelyn McClelland for 26 years.
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Davis runs Hairway to Heaven salon
Beth Davis was born in Pittsburgh, Penn., but spent most of her life in Longview, Texas.
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Roberson, family remain active in Alabaster community
Paul Roberson considers himself very lucky to have been born and spent his whole life here in Alabaster. ...
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Lacey named THS Support Person of the Year
Support Person of the Year for Thompson High School is Anthony Lacey.
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Easter in the ’50s
Memories – we all have them. Most will bring a smile and a sense of nostalgia to us ...
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McMurray reaches children through art
Melissa McMurray is a very busy lady. As mother of two children, a daughter Isla (pronounced eye-luh) age ...
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Miller active in church, volunteering at polls
Diana Miller was born in Little Rock, Ark., in 1937. When she was 9 years old she and ...
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Tauber spends her time teaching, mentoring
Patricia Tauber was recently elected “Teacher of the Year – Secondary” at Thompson Middle School.
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