Community Columnists
Simms is there for her students
The new Alabaster City School System is about to begin its first school year.
The new Alabaster City School System is about to begin its first school year.
If Rev. Mike Densmore is “chilling,” he is probably in his recliner watching Gunsmoke, Bonanza or an old Hallmark movie…you know, where right overcomes wrong.
K&J Elegant Pastries opened June 1. Located on Kent Dairy Road, the bright pink sign and interior will catch your eye.
Raised in Alabaster on the Kent Dairy Farm, Michelle Kent Brakefield recalls the happiest of childhoods nestled with her parents, Mike and Peggy, grandparents Doug ...
Randy Jamerson, though a city boy, is still part of a country family.
The Webster’s Dictionary definition for “independent” is self-supporting or free from the control of others.
Ollie celebrated his second birthday on Friday, June 21 with many of his good friends at Chandler Health and Rehabilitation.
Alabama 119 South is an area filled with lots of small businesses…many of them dealing with auto service, tires or parts.
We all have examples or opinions of what “fatherhood” means – being the head of a household with all the responsibilities that entails, making time ...
Although born and raised in the Hoover area, Greg Glass is well known in the Alabaster-Siluria community.
Raised in a military family, Mike Willis knew the pack up and go routine right away.
Jeremiah Harrell is a local, typical 12-year-old. He loves salisbury steak and mashed potatoes with one of his favorite restaurants being Golden Corral.
Mike Miller was born into a Navy family on the island of Guam in 1971.
Sunday April 27 was the last day for Mark Davenport as pastor at First Presbyterian Church of Alabaster.
As Alabaster continues to grow, the public demands more and more varieties of businesses. Those of us who have been here 30 years or so ...