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By Erica Thomas, managing editor TRUSSVILLE — The Trussville City Council met for a short regular meeting on Tuesday, April 27, 2021. Councilor Perry Cook was not in attendance for the meeting. The council approved changes to the city’s public records request policy. The changes will add charges to some document requests in order to offset the costs of the time and preparation of such requests. “This actually brings us more in line really with the city of Hoover,” Councilor Jaime Anderson said. The changes add a charge of $50 for digitally standard zoning certification letters, $100 f...

“The future ain’t what it used to be.” —Yogi Berra What a year it’s been. Or should I say, considering the glacial pace of our vaccination roll-out, what a pair of years it’s going to be? Self-isolation has become the norm, periodic total lockdowns almost commonplace. Masks are (hopefully) everywhere, even the best of friends are reluctant to hug, and words like mRNA (the “messenger” behind the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines) and cerebral venous sinus thrombosis (the blood clotting plaguing AstraZeneca) have become part of our daily lexicon. I don’t think baseball’s most famo...

Thanks to Ryan Robinson for letting us use his beautiful 1939 Chevy for April's Calendar Page! Oh? Are you not seeing the car? Understandable. The equally beautiful Hope is in the way! Maybe you can scroll through these extra photos from photographer Jerry Petersen to make sure you can see all the Chevy's details. Happy April! Thanks to the Camera Corner for their Sponsorship, and also this months' partner, Speed/Floyds in Moline! They'll help you keep your car on the road!  

While Coloradans in mountain towns and on the Front Range are bracing for an onslaught of winter weather, the storm’s impact in Western Colorado will depend on where you are. If the storm shows itself in the Grand Valley, it will likely be as rain and some light snow. On Grand Mesa and along the Interstate 70 corridor, that precipitation could be heavy snow. Because of that, the Colorado Department of Transportation has a simple message for the public. “We’re going to need all of our resources for the areas most affected,” said Elise Thatcher, spokesperson for CDOT Region ...

SU election supplement 2021: Acclaimed executives Vice-president academic: Renzo Pereyra  The vice-president academic is responsible for improving the academic experience and promoting undergraduate research. Their job mostly consists of sitting on committees, meeting with various members of university administration and administering programs like the Teaching Excellence Awards and Undergraduate Research Symposium. Remember that one election where some first-year student ran for president? Well, that student would be Renzo Pereyra, and he’s back — this time securing the acclaimed posit...