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Photo by Rick Watson
Busy as a bee
Pest issues push ‘inventor by nature’ Bob Wagner to devise colony-saving solutions. more
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Photo by Ron Burkett
Field of dreams
Chris Snuggs loves the path he’s on: officiating college football games. more
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Children’s urgent care clinic opens
After a successful start as the first after-hours pediatric clinic in Jefferson County, Dr. Allury Arora and Dr. Srinivas Mallempati opened a second location this September in Trussville. more
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Photo by Ron Burkett
HTHS Heritage Panel highlights social justice
The Heritage Panel is an organization at Hewitt-Trussville High School and Middle School aiming to 'eliminate all -isms' such as racism, sexism, genderism, classism, ageism and more. more
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Local teams conclude region slate in October
Local high school football teams will wrap up region play in the month of October and position themselves for a hopeful playoff run. more
Features
Photo by Ron Burkett
Field of dreams
Chris Snuggs loves the path he’s on: officiating college football games. more
Sep 19, 2018
Photo by Lexi Coon
2018 Elections Guide
Cahaba Sun has worked with Birmingham Watch and the Alabama Initiative for Independent Journalism to compile the following list of candidates on the ballot in your area. more
Oct 18, 2018
Submitted by the Trussville Area Chamber of Commerce
Trussville chamber welcomes new teachers
Each new teacher was presented with a goody bag from the chamber and the event sponsors. more
Aug 27, 2018
Photo by Sarah Finnegan
Market Noel returns Nov. 14-17
Market Noel showcases more than 100 regional and national vendors, featuring fashion and home decor, jewelry, holiday items, children’s clothes, gourmet food, art and more. more
Oct 18, 2018
Children’s urgent care clinic opens
After a successful start as the first after-hours pediatric clinic in Jefferson County, Dr. Allury Arora and Dr. Srinivas Mallempati opened a second location this September in Trussville. more
Sep 19, 2018
Photo by Ron Burkett
Will Bright Foundation’s impact continues to grow
Soon, leaders of the Will Bright Foundation will speak for the second time before Congress about the importance of combating the nation’s growing opioid epidemic. more
Oct 18, 2018
Photo by Rick Watson
Busy as a bee
Pest issues push ‘inventor by nature’ Bob Wagner to devise colony-saving solutions. more
Sep 19, 2018
Photo courtesy of Alabama Friends of CF
Blow Away 5K to raise CF awareness, funds
For the ninth straight year, runners will gather at the Trussville Mall on Nov. 10 to run/walk the 3.1-mile course through downtown Trussville at the annual Blow Away 5K. more
Oct 18, 2018
Photo by Ron Burkett
Rebecca Brown launches children’s boutique on Main Street
Rebecca Brown’s — A Baby and Children’s Boutique is nestled just behind the current Borella’s Automotive on Main Street in Trussville. more
Sep 19, 2018
Photo by Sarah Finnegan
Trussville resident partners with cousin to open online boutique
Amanda Flynn and Candi Adair launched their online boutique, Two Boro Girls, in March. more
Oct 18, 2018
Courtesy of the American Cancer Society
Local to participate in Where's the Chair breast cancer fundraiser
Where's the Chair Wednesdays is a new campaign by the American Cancer Society. more
Oct 2, 2018
Photo by Ron Burkett
Coming full circle
Tiffanie Reed recently opened a gym of her own, with a theme that calls back to her roots in the sport. more
Oct 18, 2018
Photo courtesy of the Trussville Police Department
5th annual Trussville Night Out set for Oct. 2
The goal is to build relationships that will make it easier for the kids to approach the SROs if a need should arise. more
Sep 19, 2018
Photo by Kyle Parmley
2 different teams
The Clay-Chalkville High School boys basketball team that takes the floor in the month of November will likely look nothing like the one that finishes the season. more
Oct 18, 2018
Slag Heap Brewing holds ribbon cutting
The Trussville Area Chamber of Commerce (TACC) hosted a ribbon cutting on Aug. 30 to announce the opening of Slag Brewing Company. more
Sep 7, 2018
Photo by Ron Burkett
Little Free Libraries promote reading as a neighborhood
Little Free Libraries are established by home and business owners around the country as a way to share books. more
Oct 18, 2018
Submitted by Trussville Rotary Daybreak Club
Rotary club sponsors crawfish boil for Children’s hospital
Team tents are lined up in the parking lot at Otey’s Tavern for food, fun and fellowship, all to benefit a good cause. more
Aug 27, 2018
Building something special
The Hewitt-Trussville High School girls basketball program took a major step forward last season. more
Oct 18, 2018
Photo by Lexi Coon
2018 Elections Guide
Cahaba Sun has worked with Birmingham Watch and the Alabama Initiative for Independent Journalism to compile the following list of candidates on the ballot in your area. more
Oct 18, 2018
Photo by Ron Burkett
Helping those who serve
Ashley Floyd and Stephanie Loyd recently decided to combine their passions for the military and local business community by creating the Military Saves app. more
Oct 18, 2018
Upcoming Events
See what events are happening in the Trussville area.
Ukulele Club
Trussville Public Library, Cahaba Room. All levels of experience welcome and instruction is available. more
Oct 23, 2018
6:00 PM
Homeschool PE classes
Participate in activities such as basketball, football, shuffleboard and hiking. more
Oct 25, 2018
1:00 PM
Christmas Village Festival
9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday; 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday, Friday and Saturday; noon to 5 p.m. Sunday. more
Nov 1, 2018
Disney on Ice presents “Frozen”
Legacy Arena at the BJCC. 10:30 a.m. Thursday, Friday and Saturday; 7 p.m. Thursday and Friday; 2:30 and 6:30 p.m. Saturday; 1 and 5 p.m. Sunday. more
Nov 1, 2018
Healthy Holiday Challenge
This program at St. Vincent’s Trussville is a motivational tool to help you maintain your weight through the holiday season. more
Nov 1, 2018
Homeschool PE classes
Participate in activities such as basketball, football, shuffleboard and hiking. more
Nov 1, 2018
1:00 PM
Inspirational Book Club
Read and discuss inspirational fiction and nonfiction. Call 655-2022 for more information. more
Nov 1, 2018
1:30 PM
