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Trussville City Schools plans for population growth

Trussville is one of the fastest growing cities in Alabama.

Alabama Open Pickleball tournament begins Thursday in Clay

Hon. Joseph J. Jasper (July 16, 1927 — February 3, 2024)

Cahaba Homestead stone gateways dedication postponed to Sunday

Stone gateways to be dedicated Jan. 27 in Trussville

City of Trussville declares Dec. 16 as Wreaths Across America Day

By Crystal McGough, Editor TRUSSVILLE – Mayor Buddy Choat and the Trussville City Council approved Proclamation 2023-25 on Tuesday, Dec. 12, declaring Dec. 16 as Wreaths Across America Day. John Griscom, from the American Legion, was present to receive a framed copy of the proclamation. “WHEREAS, the City of Trussville recognizes that our freedom is

Friends of Pinchgut Creek unveiled informative signs along the Cahaba River, Pinchgut Creek in Trussville on Thursday

From The Tribune staff reports TRUSSVILLE -- Friends of Pinchgut Creek unveiled a series of informational signs along the Cahaba River and Pinchgut Creek in Trussville on Thursday, Nov. 30. The Cahaba River Greenway is now home to five signs designed to inform the public about the waterways and animals that call the area home.

Trussville doing away with in-house police dispatchers - The Trussville Tribune

by Erica Thomas, 1819 News TRUSSVILLE -- The City of Trussville will discontinue police dispatching services at the beginning of the year and police will be dispatched through Jefferson County 911, a move the Trussville Fire and Rescue Department made four years ago. While the City says it makes financial sense, some residents are concerned

Trussville residents concerned with police dispatching changes, mayor says no impact to response

Trussville Police Department could transition away from in-house dispatching to using Jefferson County 911 as early as the start of 2024.

Inaugural Pinchgut Revival brings communities together to support watershed health

By Crystal McGough, Editor TRUSSVILLE – Despite cold weather and the looming threat of rain, the inaugural Pinchgut Revival Bluegrass and Folk Art Festival boasted a large turnout of both vendors and attendees on Sunday, Oct. 15, 2023. With a stage lineup that included local bluegrass bands Cheshire Possum, Random Mountain Ramblers and The Yellow