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By Crystal McGough, Editor TRUSSVILLE – After much anticipation, the winners of The Trussville Tribune’s annual Reader’s Choice Awards for 2023 were announced live on Thursday, Nov. 16, during the award-winning Tribune Unscripted livestream on Facebook, hosted by Brannon Dawkins and Tribune publisher Scott Buttram. Now, the winners are finally in print. Here are

By Terry Schrimscher, For the Tribune ARGO – After months of discussion, the Argo City Council voted to approve zoning regulations Monday night, December 11, in a unanimous vote. Council member Dennis Griffin was absent. Efforts to establish zoning in the city met with some resistance in the early stages, which began more than a

By Terry Schrimscher, For the Tribune ARGO – The Argo City Council met Monday night, Oct. 9, for the first regularly scheduled meeting of the month. The Council moved quickly through the work session and agenda, tabling two items of business for further discussion. During the work session, the Council discussed a proposal from Knight

By Terry Schrimscher, For the Tribune ARGO – The Argo City Council met Monday night, Sept. 25, for the second regularly scheduled meeting of the month. Most of the discussion was covered in the work session prior to the meeting. The first presentation of the meeting came from Don Smith, Executive Director of the St.

By Tanna M. Friday, sponsored content In the quiet city of Argo, one local business has been serving the small community for nearly a decade. In 2012, John and Ellen O’Rear purchased the store and five years later, they passed the torch to their daughter and son-in-law, Glen and Shea Waldrop, who took ownership of the 15,000 square foot hardware store, keeping the family tradition alive for many years to come. “I was in construction for a while, and I just thought it was just time,” he s...

ARGO — A few Argo businesses have come together to help this holiday season. On Monday night, the Argo City Council was presented a $3,000 check to go toward the city’s annual Christmas for Kids charity. Michael Hicks was on hand to deliver the donation during the council’s final meeting of the year. “With everything going on this year, I know there are a lot of families that are out of work and Christmas for Kids is probably stretched as far as it could ever be stretched,” said Hicks...