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The Trussville Tribune's 2023 Reader's Choice winners - The Trussville Tribune - Vimarsana News

The Trussville Tribune's 2023 Reader's Choice winners - The Trussville Tribune

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

2023 Tribune Readers Choice winners to be announced Thursday - Vimarsana News

2023 Tribune Readers Choice winners to be announced Thursday

From Tribune staff reports TRUSSVILLE -- Voting in the 2023 Tribune Readers Choice finals has been tabulated and the winners will be announced on Thursday at noon, publisher Scott Buttram said. The announcement will take place during the award winning Tribune Unscripted livestream hosted by Brannon Dawkins and Buttram each week. The annual awards are

Trussville teen kicks off campaign to raise cancer research money on anniversary of father's death - Vimarsana News

Trussville teen kicks off campaign to raise cancer research money on anniversary of father's death

By Erica Thomas, managing editor TRUSSVILLE — A junior at Hewitt-Trussville High School is working to make a difference by participating in a fundraising competition to support the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS). Hannah O’Kelley was nominated by the LLS board to participate in the Students of the Year program. She said the cause is dear to her heart because of her own personal experiences. “It’s important to be because I’ve been directly impacted by the effects of cancer with my dad passing away when I was in fifth grade,” said O’Kelley. Hannah O’Kelley and her family.