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A life-changing climb
Trip to top Mount Kilimanjaro turns into creation of local nonprofit to support others in need. Read more
Chelsea Public Library opens new programming in new space
Since opening the doors to its new building in March, the Chelsea Public Library has been looking for ways to continue to expand, said Library Director Dana Polk. Read more
Back-to-school tax holiday set for July 20-22
For the second year in a row, the back-to-school tax-free weekend will take place in July. Read more
Meadowbrook resident competes in international Braille Challenge
Rachel Hyche’s passion in her favorite subject, English, took her to Los Angeles this June. Read more
Chelsea sees continued growth in houses, residents
Estimates released by the U.S. Census Bureau in May identified the city of Chelsea as the state’s fastest growing city, and based on new houses in the city, that growth looks like it will continue into 2018. Read more
Working for her dream: ‘I want to be a part of this country’
Poland native and 280 resident celebrates achievement of becoming American citizen. Read more
Crossing closure
Safety, traffic concerns cited as reasons to close railroad crossing. Read more
Piggly Wiggly plants roots on Dunnavant Valley Road
After years of planning and months of construction, Piggly Wiggly is coming to Dunnavant Valley Road this fall. Read more
Chamber speaker highlights tourism, room for growth in county
Alabama Tourism Deputy Director Grey Brennan spoke at the June 27 Greater Shelby Chamber of Commerce luncheon. Read more
Chelsea mayor announces intention to purchase sewer system
At the July 10 Chelsea City Council meeting, the council will consider a resolution to allow the mayor to make an offer to purchase the sewer system that is in city limits. Read more
Planning commission approves final plat in Hamlets at Shoal Creek
The next planning commission meeting will be Aug. 6, 2018. Read more
58 Inc. representatives share plans for economic development
Shelby County's economic development initiative 58 Inc. is working to recruit retail, develop the workforce and figure out the needs of the county. Read more
Chelsea celebrates opening of historical museum
The museum, which was formerly located in Chelsea City Hall, is now open and operational at the Crane House. Read more
Commission appoints Boyd to Chilton-Shelby Mental Health Board
The commission also recognized Sheriff John Samaniego and the Sheriff's Office for its security work at the USGA Women's Open in early June. Read more
More than 80 acres annexed into the city of Chelsea
The council also declared items surplus and for sale, and it heard from a concerned resident. Read more
Planning commission continues rezoning case for potential shooting training facility
The planning commission also considered a rezoning case for property on Cahaba Valley Road. Read more
Superintendent candidates discuss goals, future of Shelby County Schools
The primary election will take place June 5. Read more
Chelsea to host Big Kaboom on June 30
This year's event will include fireworks, food trucks, activities and a performance from the Compozitionz. Read more
County commission recognizes retiring CFO
Butch Burbage's last day will be Thursday, May 31, following 22 years with the county. Read more
‘Local taco joint’ opens doors at the Colonnade
A new taco spot has opened up in the Colonnade shopping center. Read more
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"White Christmas” Sing-Along
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Opera Birmingham Presents Sounds of the Season!
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Christmas Movie Night
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Community Grief Support-
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Entertainment Kids & Family
“Home Alone.”
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Wellness Screenings
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Mah-jongg-
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Rummikub
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Toddler Tales
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