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Crooked doors and cracked walls? The ceramicist Sophie Wilson has leant into the imperfections of her Lincolnshire family home — and the result is dramatic

By Crystal McGough, Editor TRUSSVILLE – Trussville City Councilor Lisa Bright, during her council meeting report on Thursday, Dec. 21, said that Liles Lane is scheduled to be closed on or around Jan. 8, 2024, for 60 days in order to replace the culvert there. All through traffic will be rerouted via Highway 11 and Advent

By Crystal McGough, Editor TRUSSVILLE – The Trussville City Council and Mayor Buddy Choat met for an agenda workshop Thursday night, Dec. 7, 2023, to discuss the agenda for the council’s upcoming meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 12. The regular agenda includes one proclamation, two public hearings, two ordinances and two resolutions. The council plans to begin

Jonathan "Master" Lockett was found guilty to all 12 charges he faced.

By Crystal McGough, Editor TRUSSVILLE – The Trussville City Council welcomed SSG Michael W Hosey America Legion Post 205 on Tuesday, Oct. 24, 2023, to present the Public Safety Telecommunicator of the Year award to Hollye Grosvenor. “I want to personally congratulate Hollye for being selected as the 2023 Staff Sergeant Michael W Hosey America

By Crystal McGough, Editor TRUSSVILLE – The Trussville City Council elected its new leadership for the November 2023 – October 2024 term on Tuesday night, Oct. 24. Jaime Anderson was elected as the new council president and Ben Short was elected to be the new president pro-tem. "Congratulations," outgoing president Lisa Bright said. "Thank you

By Crystal McGough, Editor TRUSSVILLE – The Trussville City Council adopted its budget for the 2024 fiscal year on Tuesday, Sept. 26, during the council’s regular meeting. The budget, as well as an audit for the 2021-2022 fiscal year, was discussed in the council workshop on Thursday, Sept. 21. “All of the departments have been

For at least the second time in less than three months an underground explosion and fire has caused major issues in a San Francisco neighborhood.

The Ukrainian theatre director Anastazie Toros will appear at the Shute Festival in June.

From the ad executive turned charcoal burner to the woman who built a new life in the woods, a new genre of books about radical reinventions is proving a runaway success