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From The Tribune staff reports TRUSSVILLE – The Cahaba Homestead Heritage Foundation has exceeded its monetary goal to construct stone gateways identifying the city of Trussville’s historic district. The goal of $50,000 was recently made possible by 200 brick donations from families and businesses, and by the following key contributors: The Cahaba Homestead Heritage Foundation
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By Erica Thomas, managing editor TRUSSVILLE — The president of the Cahaba Homestead Heritage Foundation attended a Trussville City Council workshop on Thursday, July 8, 2021. The historical marker outside the Cahaba Project. Amy Peterson O’Brien said she wanted to address concerns about property value, property rights and litigation. O’Brien said the non-profit foundation was founded with a sense of urgency after years of concerns in the area. She said the purpose of the foundation is to be an educational resource. She spoke to the council about the importance of preserving the area and...
By Erica Thomas, managing editor TRUSSVILLE — Representatives from C Spire celebrated the availability of fiber internet for some Trussville residents on Thursday, April 1, 2021. Trussville Mayor Buddy Choat joined C Spire at the home of Jerry Tortorigi for the celebration. “I think that this service that we’re bringing to Trussville right now allows us to grow not only our residential experience with internet but also our businesses who focus on economic development,” Choat said. Tortorigi was one of the first fiber residents of Trussville to get C Spire’s “ultra-fast, all-fiber ...