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WEDDINGS DEB WARNAT’S CALLIGRAPHY WEDDING DRESS STYLE GUIDE LOCAL REGISTRY IDEAS REAL WEDDINGS BE THE BEST DRESSED GUEST
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WEDDINGS 52
ALLISON & STYERS 54
BARKER & FREEMAN 56
BRADLEY & HAMM 58
MELVIN & STONE 60
MILES & CHESTNUT 62
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ARTS & CULTURE
15 Earl Waller: Professional Guitar Player and Instructor 20 Arts Council Corner: Fine Folk Art Gallery Exhibit 30 American Village: Revolutionary Experience for Students
FOOD & DRINK
21 Authentically Louisiana: Cajun Boys & Our Poboys
WEDDINGS 33 Deb Warnat Designs: Expressions in Calligraphy 38 Make a Statement: Top Picks for Your Registry 43 Dress Trends: Trends Brides Love This Year 48 What Not to Wear: Wedding Guests’ Style Guide
IN EVERY ISSUE 4 Contributors 5 From the Editor 6 ShelbyLiving.com 7 The Simple Life 8 #ShelbyLivingMagazine 9 The Guide 71 Business Connections
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CONTRIBUTORS EDITORIAL
Graham Brooks Caroline Carmichael Stephen Dawkins Alec Etheredge Briana Harris Amalia Kortright Madoline Markham Keith McCoy Emily Sparacino Neal Wagner
CONTRIBUTORS
Carmen Brown Lauren Dowdle Madison Freeman Dawn Harrison
DESIGN
Connor Bucy Jamie Dawkins Kate Sullivan
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Kristy Brown Kari George Matthew Gibson Rachel Henderson Daniel Holmes Katie Krouse Rhett McCreight Kim McCulla Ashley Petrus Viridiana Romero Kerrie Thompson
ADMINISTRATION Hailey Dolbare Mary Jo Eskridge Katie McDowell Stacey Meadows Tim Prince
Carmen Shea Brown, Writer Carmen Shea Brown is a freelance writer and copy editor originally from Ozark, Ala. She received her bachelor’s degree in public relations and her master’s in journalism at the University of Alabama, where she also taught writing courses for two years. She has written for several publications including Hoover’s Magazine, Birmingham Business Journal, Tuscaloosa Magazine and the Executive.
Lauren Dowdle, Writer The former editor of Hoover’s Magazine and Shelby Living, Lauren now lives in Nashville, Tenn., with her husband and four spoiled pets — but you’ll still spot her around Hoover visiting friends and family. She writes for a variety of local and national magazines, along with a few international publications. But when she isn’t staring down a deadline, you’ll find her obsessing over her dogs and cats (or really any animal), decorating a cake or adding more freckles by the pool.
Lindsay Dyess, Writer Originally from south Alabama, Lindsay Dyess moved to Shelby County in 2008 to finish her Bachelor of Fine Arts at the University of Montevallo. She began volunteering at the Shelby County Arts Council shortly after college and joined the staff in 2016. She also works part-time as a barista and freelance writer and artist. In her spare time she enjoys making and selling art, photography, and playing the ukulele.
Dawn Harrison, Photographer Dawn Harrison is a freelance photographer out of Birmingham. She grew up and put down roots off of 280, where she lives with her wonderful husband, 5 kids, 1 son-in-law, 2 grandkids, 3 dogs, 2 cats, 8 cows and 2 ducks. When she isn’t taking pictures, you can find her burning up 280 getting to various school and sporting events, or hanging out in carpool lines. She feels extremely blessed to be a part of the publication and to continue to meet such inspiring members of our community.
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FROM THE EDITOR
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I once interviewed an elderly couple that had been married for 75 years. As I scribbled notes in my reporter’s notebook, I let the wisdom in their honest words settle in my mind like welcome friends. The man and woman, both in their 90s, were simply childhood playmates who stood out to each other as they got older, and they decided to get married. They didn’t sugar-coat their imperfect life together as they reflected on challenges they faced, like having to spend time apart during his military service. But they had a deep appreciation for each other that was as evident when they were speaking as it was when they were sitting next to each other in silence. When the woman said she married for keeps, she had 75 years to back up her claim. This couple knew something about love. Every couple’s love story is different, which makes our annual wedding issue a joy to produce. My team and I worked for months to make this issue our best wedding issue to date. The day we sent it to press was bittersweet; while we were sad knowing we were finished working on wedding-related content for another year, we were giddy with excitement thinking about this magazine making it to coffee tables, being passed around at family gatherings and resting in the hands of blushing brides-to-be who are excitedly planning their big days. One of my favorite parts of the wedding issue is reading about the couples who submit their wedding announcements and photos to us. It’s hard not to love a good how-we-met story. It’s even harder not to get sentimental reading a sweet proposal story. Every year, I’m amazed at how creative and thoughtful these men are in meticulously planning a proposal that’s perfect for their future wives. (Ladies, that’s not to say you’re not allowed to propose, too.) Having a memorable proposal story to tell is something a couple can carry with them forever. Words only go so far, and then photos come in. Friends, you are about to see some gorgeous wedding photos. These exquisite images from couples’ big days will fill the gaps between the words and let you see the unforgettable moments that marked their celebrations. Along with the announcements, we’ve included local registry ideas, style tips for guests and wedding dress trends to help brides and their guests navigate wedding season. I wish you all a happy and lovely 2018.
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Emily Miles and Stephen Chestnut share a sweet moment together after their wedding ceremony at Douglas Manor in Columbiana on May 27, 2017.
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Focus on That As we turn the calendar, chances are you’re faced with activities and commitments that you planned a few months ago. Most people had their new calendar downloaded or bought back during football season and created a blurred line between last year and this month. We anticipate 2018 to have renewed promises, commitments and goals, yet what does that look like for you? What’s your “that?” You know, the inner peace that comes from juggling everything on your plate: career, spouse, children, hobbies, friendships, spiritual beliefs, health, etc. How do we know if we ever find “that?” Whenever you’re feeling like “that” isn’t happening, check to see if these six things are getting your attention and focus. uFaith. Bible study, Sunday Owner of SimpleWorks, sermons, small groups, quiet time. Simpleworks.guru What do you need to fill your spiritual lisa@simpleworks.guru cup? The season you’re entering may 205.981.7733 be quite different than anything in the past, so be open to change. uFamily. Date night, turn the TV off, family dinner at a table with phones left in the other room. It’s not quantity but quality that’s the most important aspect in reconnecting with your kids and spouse. uFitness. Take a walk during your lunch hour, get up early and hit the gym, join a softball league. Exercise is important and you have time for anything that’s a priority in your life. With a gym on every corner and open all night, the excuses are disappearing right before our eyes. uFun. Go to the movies, dinner with friends, take a vacation. Whatever makes you smile and relax is what defines fun for you. Letting go of stress is as important for our health as the food we eat. And don’t forget to laugh. Laughter is good for the soul. uFinances. Financial worries (along with death of a spouse and moving) are one of the top three stresses in our lives. Be proactive in knowing your accounts and balances, stay up on when bills are due and live within your budget. uFaculty. This area is dedicated to your career. Consider allotting an hour a week to push through wrapping up loose ends that are hanging over you. When you dedicate even 60 minutes to “cleaning up” all those little things you haven’t had time for, it won’t take long for you to feel back on top of things. When you focus on making sure you are touching all these “F’s” each week, you’ll be saying “I’ve got that!” What a great feeling to kick off the New Year. It’s that simple.
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FINE FOLK ART GALLERY EXHIBIT OPENING RECEPTION JAN. 12 6-9 P.M. COLUMBIANA The annual Fine Folk Art Gallery exhibit will open Friday, Jan. 12, and will run through Feb. 16 at the Shelby County Arts Council. Featured artists include Charlie “Tin Man” Lucas; Teresa Wamble, the Gourd Lady; Mary Ann Casey, Southern Roots Paintings; J.K. Terrell, Stained Glass; Marian Baker, Sassy Southern Paintings; and Larry Stewart, paintings. Entertainment will be provided by Sam Frazier Jr., Music Maker Foundation, Alabama Blues Hall of Fame. ShelbyLiving.com
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THE GUIDE WHAT TO DO IN SHELBY COUNTY JAN. 2 Hedgie Hello North Shelby Library 4:30 p.m.
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Pelham’s Library Guild is still raising funds in an effort to reach its $300,000 goal for the new Pelham Public Library building. The last day to purchase engraved bricks is Jan. 13. The guild’s engraved brick fundraiser gives residents an opportunity to support the library
while also recognizing loved ones or promoting a business. Each engraved brick can have up to three lines and 20 characters. Each engraved brick costs $200 and will be placed in the covered entryway of the library. For more information, stop by the library or contact Pelham Library Director Mary Campbell at (205) 620-6418.
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Together Time Pelham Public Library 9:15 a.m. JAN. 4 Pajama Storytime North Shelby Library 6:30 p.m.
JAN. 8 Toddler Tales North Shelby Library 10 a.m.
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Local instructor Rachel Hickman will teach this nine-week course in Tai Chi on Wednesdays at 10:30 a.m. Tai Chi is an exercise that improves balance, sharpens the mind and circulates oxygen throughout the body while gently massaging all the joints, ligaments and muscles of the entire body. Wear loose, comfortable clothing and shoes that will not slip during movement. Try not to miss any classes because each class builds upon the previous ones. Newcomers will not be allowed after the second class takes place.
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JAN. 6 Lego Club North Shelby Library 10 a.m.
Tai Chi for Health Part 2 ALBERT L. SCOTT LIBRARY
JAN. 3 Family Storytime with Mr. Mac North Shelby Library 10:45 a.m.
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NORTH SHELBY LIBRARY Start the year off right. This is all about eating the right way. Robbie Lewis is a registered, licensed dietitian with Life Energy Balance, LLC. She has over 15 years of experience with educating individuals toward weight loss, diabetes management, heart disease prevention and much more. With this four-week series she offers a no-nonsense, diet-free way of eating for health. For more information, call (205) 439-5510.
JAN. 9 Picture Book Club North Shelby Library 10 a.m. Hedgie Hello North Shelby Library 4:30 p.m. JAN. 10 Eat Right For Life North Shelby Library 9 a.m. Family Storytime with Mr. Mac North Shelby Library 10:45 a.m. Hedgie Hello North Shelby Library 11:30 a.m.
THE GUIDE Together Time Pelham Public Library 9:15 a.m. JAN. 11 Color Therapy for Adults North Shelby Library 6 p.m. Pajama Storytime North Shelby Library 6:30 p.m. JAN. 16 Hedgie Hello North Shelby Library 4:30 p.m. JAN. 17 Eat Right For Life North Shelby Library 9 a.m. Family Storytime with Mr. Mac North Shelby Library 10:45 a.m.
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Interstellar Open Mic Night 4-10 P.M. INTERSTELLAR GINGER BEER AND EXPLORATION CO. Calling all musicians, comedians, storytellers, performers, dancers, freaks et
al. Do you have talent? Come and show us. Thursday is now Interstellar open mic night. Original material only. Interstellar Ginger Beer and Exploration Co. is located at 260 Regency Park Drive in Alabaster.
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THE GUIDE AROUND TOWN JAN. 4 First Thursday Fiction Book Club Hoover Public Library 10 a.m. JAN. 5-6 Bach & Mozart for the New Year Alabama Symphony Orchestra Alys Stephens Center JAN. 5-7 Kinky Boots BJCC
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CHRISTMAS BAGS FOR PATIENTS Youth Department members of Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church in Montevallo recently assembled goody bags to give dialysis patients for Christmas as part of a project coordinated by Samantha Green and her mother, kidney transplant recipient Yvonne Green (far left, back row). The young workers are (back row, from left, next to Green) Dylan Brantley, Davion Gilbert and Cameron Conwell; (front row, from left) Imari Head, Ashlye Jenkins and Arianna Caffey.
JAN. 7 Sunday NovelTea Hoover Public Library 3 p.m. JAN. 9 Adult Spanish Conversation Club Hoover Public Library 7 p.m. JAN. 9+10 The Library Theatre 2017-2018 Performance Set-Up Hoover Public Library 9 a.m. JAN. 11 Jerry Seinfeld BJCC
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HANDS-ON HOLIDAY CRAFTS More than 600 students at Inverness Elementary School had the opportunity to make Christmas-themed crafts thanks to the school’s Parent Teacher Organization. The Holiday Craft Workshop has become an annual event at IES since its creation about six years ago. One at a time for a whole week plus a make-up day, each class visits the PTO classroom to make their crafts. 14 ShelbyLiving.com
CREATIVE PROCESS The Spain Park High School Theatre Department’s play about women’s suffrage, “Deeds Not Words,” won Best in Show, Best Actress, Best Actor, Best Supporting Actress, Best Ensemble and other awards at the Trumbauer District Festival in November 2017. The play was also presented at Spain Park’s Trumbauer Showcase.
JAN. 11 2nd Thursday Fiction Book Group Hoover Public Library 10 a.m. JAN. 11+12 Regina Carter Hoover Public Library 7:30 p.m. JAN. 13 Crochet Class Hoover Public Library 11 a.m. JAN. 13 Knit Class Hoover Public Library 11 a.m. JAN. 13 Purl @ the Plaza
THE GUIDE Hoover Public Library 1 p.m. JAN. 14 Sleeping Beauty Presented by the State Ballet Theatre of Russia, Lyric Theatre 2 p.m. JAN. 16 French Conversation Club Hoover Public Library 7 p.m. JAN. 18 Hoover Library Trivia Night Hoover Public Library 7 p.m. JAN. 18-20 Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit Alabama Theatre 8 p.m. JAN. 18-21 Birmingham Boat Show BJCC
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LIFE LESSONS IN HOPE At the Greater Shelby County Chamber of Commerce’s 20th annual Prayer Breakfast, keynote speaker Lew Burdette shared some life lessons he learned as a teenager in the midst of a traumatic kidnapping situation. Burdette is the president of King’s Home, which operates 22 Christ-centered long-term therapeutic group homes and independent-living facilities for youth, women and children. Burdette told the stories of three different people who all found hope and brighter futures since they arrived at King’s Home.
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THE GUIDE
JAN. 20 Alabama Dance Festival Featuring Ballet Memphis Alys Stephens Center 8 p.m. JAN. 25 Hard Travelin’ with Woody Samford University Wright Center 7 p.m. JAN. 25-FEB. 11 Chicago Virginia Samford Theatre Thursdays-Saturdays 7:30 p.m. Sundays 2 p.m. JAN. 26 After Hours @ the Plaza: Game Nite Hoover Public Library 7 p.m.
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CAREER PATH OF THE SOUL Earl Waller’s childhood love of music led him to a career playing and teaching guitar. BY CARMEN BROWN PHOTOS BY DAWN HARRISON ShelbyLiving.com
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Earl Waller remembers running home after school every day to catch “Where the Action Is,” a short-lived spinoff of Dick Clark’s “American Bandstand” that featured up-andcoming acts such as Paul Revere and the Raiders, the Everly Brothers and the Byrds. This was 1966, and he was only 10. “I was truly enamored with all of the music I heard and saw on TV,” he says.
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Not long afterward, Waller and his childhood friend, Scott Chestnutt, both received guitars as gifts from their families, so they began playing and practicing together. This was when what he calls his “career path of the soul” began. Waller, now 60, has enjoyed working for 39 years as a professional guitarist and instructor, having played with local bands such as K.D. Ryzer and 1620 Sunset and
performing alongside big names such as Percy Sledge, Jerry Lee Lewis as well as American Idol alum Bo Bice. “I did it to get girls, mainly,” he jokes. “And 22 years later, it’s proof it worked.” Waller is referring to his wife, Jenny, a local artist and photographer. “We met at a show I was playing 27 years ago, and right off the bat we hit it off,” he says. Waller says the first few years he tried to play were rocky, requiring lots of perseverance and practice. Waller said he would often go visit his cousin Carl in
Macon, Georgia, who played bass guitar, and watch him play. He would also practice in his parents’ basement, leading to a humorous encounter with the police who arrived to tell him he was too loud, but then stood and listened for a while before they told him to stop. “In six years, I went from horrible to awful,” he says. “But I would watch somebody good play, and I would just keep my ears and eyes open. “Musicians are very gracious and willing to show you what they know,” he says. “I also took a musical theory class while I
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“Musicians are very gracious and willing to show you what they know.” -Earl Waller
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was at the University of Montevallo, and the things I learned still resonate with me.” Waller also began teaching guitar lessons in 1989 and began teaching full-time in 2000, mentoring students from local schools including Briarwood Christian School, Oak Mountain Intermediate and High schools and Westminster. “I’ve had up to 60 students in one week, from 5 years old to 60,” Waller says. “After the first lesson, they will leave playing. It’s usually ‘Wipeout’ by the Safaris. I’ve come to realize that God has put this in me to be a positive mentor for these kids.” Waller’s latest musical gig is playing with the Wringers, a classic rock band that plays songs by bands such as Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin. The band includes Jim Murray, Greg Gentry and Todd Chase. The band has been performing at the Courtyard on 280 every other Friday evening. “About four or five years ago, I was on the soup aisle at Publix and ran into Greg, and we got to talking and said we should put a band together. I said, ‘Let’s not even rehearse. We all know these songs.’” Waller also uses his musical talent as a vehicle for his faith, serving as worship leader at Christ the King Lutheran Church on Riverchase Parkway. For six years, he has played at the church on Sunday mornings as well solo acoustic performances at the evening service. “I carry my witness of Jesus Christ everywhere I play,” Waller says. “I use it as an opportunity to witness.” One of Waller’s most memorable experiences was when he was part of the band K.D. Ryzer and had the chance to play with Percy Sledge, who sang the classic “When a Man Loves a Woman.” “I’m hardly ever star-struck, but I recognized that he was a legend,” he says. Waller says he also fondly recalls getting to play with Bice when he came to Birmingham to do a show along with some members of the band Lynyrd Skynyrd. “My friend Dennis was station manager at Fox 6 and asked if I would come play with him when he came to town,” he says. “That was a surreal moment.” Waller says his career has been nothing short of soulenriching, part of his DNA. “A lot of things happen just because you’re still standing. I’ll probably be playing Sweet Nursing Home Alabama when I’m older.” Waller can be reached on Facebook or at ewguitarman@ yahoo.com.
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ARTS COUNCIL CORNER
FINE TIME FOR FOLK ART
The Shelby County Arts Council will start 2018 with the best folk artists around.
BY LINDSAY DYESS PHOTOS CONTRIBUTED
unable to work. He found a love of metal January is Fine Folk Art Month at the work in his youth by tinkering around in Shelby County Arts Council, which means his great-grandfather’s metal shop. you can kick off the new year at a gallery This is Tuscaloosa-based glass artist exhibit featuring some of the best folk J.K. Terrell’s first SCAC gallery exhibit. artists the South has to offer. Artist and Terrell got his start in glass after retiring exhibit curator Teresa Wamble handfrom teaching social work at the University picks artists each year to bring a unique of Alabama in 2013. Terrell will be exhibit that features diverse works, from incorporating the theme of “Rock n’ Roll painting on found objects to stained glass Heroes” into this work. After spending a pieces to gourd art creations. This year, the SCAC is including TOP: Marian Baker and friends proudly show off one of her number of years as a working musician, this theme seemed like the perfect fit for Alabama artist Charlie Lucas in the Fine funky and colorful mixed media pieces. his love of music and glass work. Folk Art lineup. Lucas, also known as “The Fine Folk Art will also feature the work of Mary Ann Casey, Marian Tin Man,” is well-known across the Southeast for his paintings and sculptural work made out of found objects and raw materials. Lucas Baker, Larry Stewart and Wamble. The gallery exhibit opening will is a self-taught artist who got his start when a back injury left him be Jan. 12 from 6-8 p.m. Everyone is invited.
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GEAUX AUTHENTIC Cajun Boys & Our Poboys cooks up favorite New Orleans dishes. BY LAUREN DOWDLE PHOTOS BY DAWN HARRISON ShelbyLiving.com
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They also serve muffuletta on Fridays, which is a popular New Orleans sandwich with salami, mozzarella, ham, provolone, marinated olive salad and mortadella on Leidenheimer’s famous bread. The restaurant will also have crawfish beginning about mid-December when they are in season. Donovan says they plan to add etouffee and pastas to the menu, as well.
Everything is cooked to order, so customers can ask for more or less spice, depending on their preferences — and Donovan says nothing they serve is too overbearing with spice. While there are plenty of fresh ingredients, one thing people won’t find at the restaurant is frozen, out-of-season items. They get fresh items in four days a week and serve dishes when they are in season. ShelbyLiving.com
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All of their menu items can be ordered for catering, as well. Donovan encourages people to come and taste their authentic Cajun-style food. Some of his favorites are their gumbo, red beans and rice, softshell crab and hot sausage, and he says he enjoys sampling the dishes every day. This isn’t the Donovans’ first restaurant, and they’ve even found ways to merge the two a bit. The couple also purchased Johnny Ray’s in June, with locations in Chelsea and the Colonnade. They’ve brought that restaurant’s Honey’s Award Winning Pies to Cajun Boys, serving chocolate, peanut butter, coconut and lemon by the slice and whole pies. In addition to their tasty menu items at Cajun Boys, Donovan says they also plan to have live music on the weekends. The family wants the restaurant to be a place where others can come relax, enjoy themselves and taste some authentic dishes. Cajun Boys & Our Po Boys is located at 3120 Highway 52 W. in Pelham. They are open Tuesday to Thursday from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m., Friday 11 a.m. to 11 p.m., Saturday 6 a.m. to 11 p.m., Sunday 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. and closed on Monday. Follow them on Facebook for updates and menu specials.
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AMERICAN VILLAGE
REVOLUTIONARY EXPERIENCES
The American Village offers students an engaging BY MELANIE POOLE PHOTOS CONTRIBUTED glimpse into America’s past. The American Village does some of its most important work through its role as a unique Pre-K–12 classroom. Partnering with public, private and home school leaders and educators, it welcomes tens of thousands of school visitors annually. The Village offers programs designed to immerse and engage young people in some of America’s most important founding stories, and once engaged, to draw them into discovering their own roles as citizens and leaders who are stewards of America’s liberty. In its 18-year history, over 625,000 students have visited the American Village on school field trips, becoming immersed as firsthand participants, personally caught up in the excitement and drama of America’s revolutionary experience. Students are fully engaged in programs grounded in critical academic content. The students are also intrigued and captivated as they “step into the scene” of stories of the past which become real, personal and relevant. “This is an intimate, personal and authentic encounter with some of the people of America’s past, helping students understand who we are as Americans today,” American Village founder and president Tom Walker says. “By learning of the foundations of American selfgovernment, these students are preparing themselves to take on what has been called the most important office in our land, that of citizen.” The signature American Village educational program is Liberty! and it is specially designed for fifth grade students. (It also is adapted for high school students with more advanced vocabulary and
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context.) The students become part of a 1765 protest against the Stamp Act. They quickly jump into the scene, becoming incensed at the audacity of the Chancellor of the Exchequer to send stamp masters to these colonies. Before long they are shouting in unison, “No taxation without representation!” In another suspenseful vignette, studentpatriots conspire to get a secret message past the British to Paul Revere’s wife. A British soldier stops them as they carry the message and questions them. It’s off to Washington’s Army and the winning of the American Revolution. Students drill earnestly to win the praise of their sergeant. Along the way these youthful patriots learn powerful lessons of service and sacrifice for country. The American Village has two programs designed specifically for Pre-K and Kindergarten students – Living America’s Story: An American Christmas and Living America’s Story: Colonial Story Time Adventures. These programs complement three other Living America’s Story (LAS) programs for kindergarten-grade 3: Presidents’ Days, Patriots and Thanksgiving. All of these programs are participatory, highly interactive and engaging. Colonial Story Time Adventures sparks youngsters’ imaginations through play in a simulated homestead with Abigail Adams, and as participants in Paul Revere’s midnight ride. An American Christmas includes the telling of “Twas the Night Before Christmas Mouse,” in which the resident rodent of the house tells the tale a little differently than author Clement Clarke Moore.
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A GUIDE TO ALL THINGS WHITE, BRIGHT AND BEAUTIFUL PHOTO BY ERIKA HAVEN PHOTOGRAPHY
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Calligraphy was a regular part of the curriculum at Deb Warnat’s elementary school in Indiana. Like math or reading or history, it was something everybody had to do. For Deb, however, calligraphy became a favorite pastime, and eventually, a career. “I started loving calligraphy in the fourth or fifth grade,” she says. “It just really latched hold. It’s that time in your life when you love notes and paper and pens. Just being able to create something was just really magical.” Deb’s love of calligraphy – the art of creating decorative lettering by hand – never waned, but she put it on the back burner of her busy adult life. In 1995, she picked up her pen again to take a calligraphy class, and it was like riding a
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bicycle. The muscles in her hands remembered the familiar feeling of pressing pen to paper as if she were in school again. “Once I got started in the class, it was like, ‘Oh, I remember how I love that,’” Deb says. “It was just kind of that love I had as a child.” She was living in Birmingham then, and continued taking classes. Ann Erickson, the long-time calligrapher who taught the first class Deb signed up for, also got her involved in the local guild. Owning a calligraphy business wasn’t in her original plan, but it seemed to be a natural next step for her. In 2005, Deb started Deb Warnat Designs. She offers calligraphy, illustration and engraving for invitations, savethe-date cards and wedding suites. She also teaches
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calligraphy classes at Studio Bham in Homewood. Deb emphasizes the power of watching seasoned calligraphers as they work. She remembers watching one of the White House calligraphers during a class in Birmingham, and walking away with a better sense of how applying certain amounts of pressure produces different results. “We were all huddled around a table just watching her,” she says. “It’s almost hypnotic. It’s just so beautiful to see the flow. It’s so graceful.” Deb says a “revival” of scripts and handwritten letters is taking place, and calligraphy is at its core. “To me, it really connects arts. When you create something, you create it from your heart to give to somebody, and when you receive it, you recognize that––that it’s something special, something unique, something that somebody has taken the time to really plan out and be thoughtful about.” Deb does 29 different hands (a calligraphy term for fonts) and often uses a script called copperplate. Deb tries to cater to people’s requests, no matter how unique they are. She once created 13 wedding invitations – each with calligraphy and watercolor embellishments on handmade paper from Spain
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WEDDINGS – for a couple getting married in California. “I’ve really enjoyed working with brides a lot,” she says. “It’s almost like you start becoming part of the family. I start following my brides, they start having children … it’s just really sweet.” She also makes hand-lettered awards, certificates, mirrors, chalkboards and “anything that doesn’t move.” When she’s not working on materials for clients in Shelby County, Hoover and the greater metro Birmingham area, Deb is teaching, sometimes at her home studio in Indian Springs, sometimes at Forstall Art Center or Studio Bham and sometimes at her church. As long as she’s practicing calligraphy somewhere, she’s content. “The main thing is the practice that goes into perfecting it,” she says. “When I teach, that’s one of the main things I emphasize: You’ve got to keep up the practice. Like any skill, you’ve got to use it.” For Deb, calligraphy is an art form that connects people today to the past, when letters were inscribed on the walls of caves with rocks. It’s also a therapeutic outlet. “Sometimes, I’d have women (in class) that were really going through something, and they would say for those two hours they’re in class, they totally forgot about everything that was going on,” Deb says. “It was a relief. It’s good for your brain development as you’re creating new pathways in your brain. There’s something, too, about the eye-hand coordination that really helps your memory. It becomes part of you.”
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TOP PICKS FOR YOUR
R E G I ST RY PRODUCED BY MADOLINE MARKHAM & EMILY SPARACINO | PHOTOS BY LAUREN USTAD
1. SUSAN GORDON POTTERY ABSTRACT BOWL
Edged in 22-karat gold, this handmade bowl is crafted in Birmingham and can be used for serving food or styling on a bookcase, or all of the above. The line of serving pieces and china is available in 25 colors, including this dark grey. $182 Chickadee, Cahaba Heights
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2. GOLDEN AGATE PITCHER
Beautiful but not breakable, this brass pitcher boasts a stunning stone on its handle to serve up beverages with on-trend style. $110 Lamb’s Ears, Crestline Village
3. INTERTWINED HEART ENGRAVED SERVER SET
Make not just your wedding cake cutting special but also future cake-worthy celebrations with this elegant personalized set. $130 plus engraving fee Things Remembered, Riverchase Galleria
4. WHITE HYDRANGEA CREAM AND SUGAR SET
More and more brides are registering for this everyday pattern by MudPie. They love its versatility. After all, white goes with anything. $42 Davis Drug Gift Shop, Columbiana
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Pick your glasses of choice and make them your own with an etched monogram with a font of your choosing. The most popular are the old fashioned, beer mugs, whiskey decanter and wine decanter. Highball Glass $31.96-$52.95, Whiskey Glass $35.95-65.95 The Blue Willow, Cahaba Heights
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6. MUDPIE MONOGRAMMED INITIAL BLANKET
Test out your new last initial with this cozy blanket. The neutral pattern goes with just about any color scheme you might have in your new home. $40 Gifted, Pelham
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7. TINA FREY ICE BUCKET AND SCOOP
Not your typical ice bucket, this one is handmade of resin in San Francisco and has a modern flair. You can also put a champagne or wine bottle in it, or buy a larger champagne or double champagne size with the same look. $127 bucket, $44 scoop A’Mano, Mountain Brook Village
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In addition to more traditional items, brides often like to register for several lamps to furnish their homes. This neutral-colored model, also available in sandstone, comes with an affordable price tag. $128 The Dande Lion, Mountain Brook Village
9. CALLISTO CREAM DECORATIVE PILLOW
Brides like to mix and match bedding ensembles for their registries and tie together the look with a fun accent pillow to go front and center. $372 Three Sheets, Homewood
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10. ROUND BREAD BOARD
This oversized piece makes a statement on your table and gives you an excuse to fill it with breads and cheese—or lots of other entertaining ideas you can find inspiration for in the book Bites on a Board ($24.99). $35 At Home, Homewood
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This serving piece by potter Jessie Schroeder Voss is like having a piece of art in your home that you can also serve chips and dips or cheese balls on. Plus, it’s safe for the microwave, dishwasher and oven. $45 The Cook Store, Mountain Brook Village
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12. EST. 2017 PICTURE FRAME
When those beautiful wedding day photos come in, you’ll have a piece of art ready for your wall with this shiplap-style frame. Bonus: You won’t forget your anniversary year. $54 Magnolias, Chelsea
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13. SILVER WINE AND CHAMPAGNE COASTER
This antique English piece will never go out of style. Setting your wine bottle in it adds elegance to any table or party. $285 Henhouse Antiques, English Village
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Make a southern statement with this wood-and-silver design. Antlers are not just trending in wedding decor but also in home décor. $129 Busy Hands, Columbiana
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15. PHILIPPE DESHOIULDIERS ARCADES GREEN PLATES
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Brides often select a white china set with a patterned salad plate like this French porcelain design as an accent for their table settings. $95 dinner plate, $85 salad plate Bromberg’s, Mountain Brook Village & The Summit
16. ALICE AND EVANS OYSTER NESTING BOWL AND SERVING PLATE
Made in Maine, these unique entertaining pieces add flair to pair with your everyday white. Pictured are the small bowl in the Abelone and Tortoise pattern and the large plate in Mint and Charcoal. $80 bowl, $98 plate Table Matters, Mountain Brook Village
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Couture
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What’s Trending in Bridal Fashion BY EMILY SPARACINO & MADOLINE MARKHAM PHOTOS CONTRIBUTED
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3D Floral Embellishments
Cathy Kelley says she saw a lot of cut fabric, embroidery and other florals in a 3D format while at market in New York City in October. Trends she sees at market typically take a couple of years to trickle down to Birmingham, but she’s ordered some dresses in this style for 2018. She also sees light applique beading coming back on trend but that it’s distinct of the other 3D florals. Cathy Kelley The White Room, Mountain Brook Village
Anne Barge Camelot
Off-the-Shoulder Silhouettes
This feminine neckline creates a minimally sexy look and gives a more open style than V-neck or strapless. Interest at the neckline helps make a dress feel distinctly bridal on styles with clean lines. Sloane Jones Ivory & White, Crestline Village
No Lace, Please
Instead of lace, brides are favoring bead work or plain crepe chiffon and satins, with sleeker clean lines and materials that hug a bride’s body nicely. Many still have more traditional long trains and pretty buttons. Danielle Spiller Bridal Bliss, Homewood
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Pronovias Palencia
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Boho Beautiful
Brides are often drawn to the carefree and simplistic feel of the style with their signature sleeves.Often they boast interesting back details and soft, lightweight fabrics perfect for brides wanting a casual yet elegant outdoor wedding. Colleen Hopwood Bella Couture, Mt Laurel
Heidi Elnora Keeley
Horsehair
Okay, it’s not really horsehair—it’s a braid of synthetic fibers woven together that gives more body and shape to the hem. At Heidi Elnora’s shop, they say it gives the skirt a “whoosh whoosh” effect. Elizabeth Singleton Heidi Elnora, Downtown
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Heidi Elnora Shelby Rae
Nude Underlining Lining a dress with a nude color adds interest to a traditional white or ivory dress, with the extra layer of dimension making the details of the lace/beading overlay pop. Heidi Elnora’s Shelby Rae similarly shows off its Swiss dot overlay and lace applique details, and Mary Jane Darling’s nude base underlay showcases the intricate details of its corded lace. Elizabeth Singleton Heidi Elnora, Downtown
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What Not to Wear
A Style Guide for Wedding Guests BY MADOLINE MARKHAM
Style coach Megan LaRussa Chenoweth frequently gets asked for advice on what to wear—and not wear— to weddings.
Follow the Dress Code
What do I wear to a barn wedding? How do I dress up for a black tie affair when it’s cold outside? We’re always asking friends and Google what we should wear to weddings, so we turned to style coach Megan LaRussa Chenoweth for some answers and style inspiration for our 2018 weddings. We like her perspective: “The whole point of fashion is to have fun so when you are getting ready for that event, you are excited to go and feel festive and enjoy yourself more.” Read on for more tips and ideas from Megan on how to dress to feel comfortable and confident.
One of the biggest things I see is clients wondering how dressy they should be for a cocktail or a black tie wedding because things have gotten so much more casual. I know it’s so easy to wear something that’s not quite black tie, but stick to the dress code.
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Style Rules Leave White for the Bride
Forget the Pantyhose
I think the rule not to wear white still applies. I still don’t think it’s ever appropriate unless the bride requests everyone to wear white because it’s her special day to do so. If your dress has white in the print or texture, that’s okay.
Hose are dated, and unless you are Kate Middleton, it’s not necessarily your friend. A lot of my clients say, “But my legs are pale or have spider veins,” so I recommend using a sunless tanner or a spray tan if that makes you feel better.
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But what do I wear to THIS wedding? Time of Day Afternoon
I think a nice church kind of dress is typically appropriate, unless the invitation states otherwise. A great nude pump is always good, or a sleek wedge.
Venue
Early Evening
This is typically cocktail attire. You don’t have to go full bedazzled and sequined, but definitely wear a nice cocktail dress and a strappier sandal heel.
Barn or Farm
Go with a dress that’s more relaxed looking, maybe it’s a floral or flowy. A block heel sandal or sleek wedge works well because it won’t sink into the ground.
Modern Venue
Wear something that’s sleek and chic, fits that vibe and is a nod to the venue. It will help you feel more confident when you get there because you will fit in more.
Country Club or Similar Venue
Black Tie
I really encourage people to go long. But you can also choose a really dressy cocktail dress, maybe one that’s tea length to elevate it.
Do something that suits your personal style. You can think outside the box so it’s not just your same black lace dress.
Essentials for Your Wardrobe Keep these dressy staples on hand so even if you wait until the last minute to pick out a dress, getting dressed for an event is so much easier.
Evening Shoes
I love to get my clients one evening shoe they can wear with everything, typically a strappy muted metallic because it will really go with every color. If you have basics like a nude pump on hand, when a wedding or special event arises, you aren’t asking, “What shoe am I going to wear?” You already have one.
Pashmina Wrap
One of my favorite tricks for colder weather is a black cashmere pashmina. It’s something great to have on hand to keep you warm, and it’s also good for travel.
Clutch
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1. How do I keep from freezing when it’s cold outside? If it’s an afternoon wedding or outdoors, black opaque tights can be totally fine if it’s the right dress. Pair it with a closed-toe black shoe to continue that vertical visual line. For cocktail and black tie unless it’s an outdoor wedding, I think it’s best to wear a coat and go from the car to the venue and grin and bear it. A lot of my clients have really loved doing a cape, maybe with a fur trim.
2. What are some ideas to try a different look? A jumpsuit can be a really fun wedding alternative. Maybe it’s sequined or velvet,
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FAQs That Keep Us Wondering maybe it’s a thicker silk. Rent the Runway, an online fashion rental company, is a great opportunity for experimenting because you can do something you wouldn’t necessarily buy or want to wear one time.
accessories and dress it up or dress it down. Maybe you can put a great pendant necklace with it, maybe a statement earring and cuff, maybe fun shoe—things that will make it feel fresh so you are not wearing the same thing to every wedding.
3. If I’m going to try to only buy one or two dresses, what should I look for?
4. Can I re-wear a dress around a similar crowd?
I have a lot of clients who will go with a black cocktail dress that is a medium/ all-season fabric so they can wear it all year round. Or it could be navy or a beautiful fuchsia. Picking a seasonless color and material can give you that one-and-done dress if you don’t go to that many weddings. You can change up the entire look with
It depends on how long it’s been and how big of an event it is. If it’s a memorable dress and the same group of people a month apart, it’s nice to have two options, or to have one and rent the other. If you are going to a wedding in November and another one in May and it’s an all-season dress, then by all means wear it again.
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Allison Styers APRIL 22, 2017 PHOTOS BY BRIEANNA HARPER PHOTOGRAPHY
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How You Met: Kelsey initiated a meeting for a case she and Shaun had in common. After the meeting, Shaun transferred the case and spent two weeks walking by Kelsey’s offices, finding any reason to speak with Kelsey. Kelsey cut to the chase and gave Shaun her number. The Proposal: With the help of their courthouse family, Shaun sent Kelsey on a scavenger hunt around the courthouse till she ended in Courtroom 5, where friends and family were waiting in the jury box. This courtroom
ended up being the same courtroom in which they got married. The Wedding Dress: IDoBridalCouture – Kelsey wanted something to match how unique the ceremony was, so she chose a blush pink dress rather than traditional white. Favorite Moment: Seeing how Judge Moore, Judge Bostick and Judge Fuhrmeister were just as nervous and excited as Kelsey and Shawn were as they presided over the wedding. Favorite Wedding Detail: Kelsey
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MEET THE TEAM VENUES: Shelby County Courthouse, Barn at American Village FLORIST: Lea Smith, Flower Buds CATERER: Radical Creations Catering CAKES: Delicious Bakery in Alabaster INVITATIONS: Vistaprint WEDDING DRESS: IDoCoutureBridal BRIDESMAID DRESS: J Crew
HAIR: Angie Gaither at Shear Serenity MAKEUP: The Hair and Makeup Collective GROOM/GROOMSMEN ATTIRE: JoS. A. Bank MUSIC: Randal McDonald TRANSPORTATION: Family friend’s 1936 Packard
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Barker Freeman SEPT. 23, 2017 PHOTOS BY ARDEN PHOTOGRAPHY
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How You Met: Clinton and Madison met at an Alabama game in Tuscaloosa. It is pretty amazing because he is a hardcore Auburn fan and an Auburn grad. Madison, on the other hand, went to Alabama and luckily does not take football as seriously as Clinton. She happened to be very close to Clinton’s high school friends, and they introduced them. When Clinton and Madison met, they did not exchange numbers, but little did they know their paths would
cross again. They were both living in Birmingham at the time and ran into each other one night, and she told him, “You should take me on a date.” He responded with, “I think I should.” The rest is history. The Wedding Dress: Madison’s wedding dress was truly a dream come true. She shopped around several amazing dress shops in Birmingham, but nothing stood out to her like Heidi Elnora Atelier. The day she went to find the dress, she had her mom, Clinton’s mom, her
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grandma and her sweet maid of honor. Mary, her maid of honor, is the one who found the dress and asked Madison to try it on. As soon as she put the Aster Mae dress on, the two were a match made in heaven. She was the first bride to ever wear this particular Heidi gown, and it was truly a dream and honor. Heidi and her team made Madison feel like a princess. Madison’s dress was made from scratch locally in the Birmingham shop.
MEET THE TEAM VENUE: Windwood Equestrian WEDDING PLANNER: M. Elizabeth Events (day-of planner) FLORIST: Main Street Florist CATERER: Kathy G. & Company CAKE: Magic Muffins VIDEOGRAPHER: Chip Burns INVITATIONS: Weezie B Designs
WEDDING DRESS: Heidi Elnora (built from scratch in Birmingham) BRIDESMAID DRESSES: Bella Bridesmaids (brand: Two Birds) HAIR AND MAKEUP: Brittany Massey GROOM/GROOMSMEN ATTIRE: Black Box MUSIC: Shimmer Band
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The Wedding Dress: Justin Alexander from Bella Couture. The dress was two pieces, the dress itself and a bolero jacket. Both pieces were Justin Alexander and went together perfectly. Favorite Moment: We were set to have an outdoor ceremony, and we weren’t supposed to see each other until I (Rachel) walked down the aisle. However, a huge thunderstorm threat pushed us to have a first look and take the ceremony indoors. Even though it wasn’t what we planned, our first look
is something I’ll always remember as Blair realized that the dress he had imagined was exactly the same as the dress I was wearing. He knows me well. Favorite Wedding Details: I grew up with my mom’s best friend’s kids. They really felt like the siblings I never had. Growing up, they traveled around the country singing. They sang for our ceremony, and it was such a special piece of the day. Our flowers were the flowers of my dreams. I wanted everything to be very light and
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MEET THE TEAM VENUE: Douglas Manor WEDDING PLANNERS: Jan O’Donnell and Diane Bradley FLORIST: Leigh Anne White CATERER: Southern Charm Catering VIDEOGRAPHER: Kaley Martin INVITATIONS: Val’s Print and Copy WEDDING DRESS: Justin Alexander, Bella Couture
BRIDESMAID DRESSES: Alfred Angelo HAIR AND MAKEUP: Melissa Bogardus GROOM/GROOMSMEN ATTIRE: JoS. A. Bank CAKE: Wedding Cakes by Jan MUSIC: Fiddlin’ in the Parlor and The Hoggle Family RECEPTION DJ: Dijital Entertainment
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Melvin Stone OCT. 21, 2017 PHOTOS BY LAUREN BAILEY PHOTOGRAPHY
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Favorite Moments: Our first look. We met on a wooden bridge down in the middle of the fields. I (Hallie) loved being able to see where our ceremony was going to happen and for us to be able to still feel like it was just the two of us out in the middle of nowhere spending that precious moment together. Andrew and I opened our gifts to each other and did our daily ritual of reading our devotional. We were not big on having a first look, but after spending that time together, our
nerves seemed to die down and we could finally relax, knowing that it was our day and everything was working out perfectly. Our Ceremony. We had our ceremony down at the stone arch by the pond at Douglas Manor. Anyone who knows us knows we love being in and around the water, so that was the perfect spot. Our officiant, Pastor Kevin Carroll, knocked it out of the park. A few weeks before our wedding, he asked us to send him four words that expressed
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and described our love for one another. We wanted traditional vows, with a little something different, and we were absolutely blown away with how heartfelt and meaningful our vows were. What You Are Doing Now: Andrew works at Consolidated Pipe and Supply in Birmingham. He is a salesman in the Structural Division department. I work at Tynes Development Corporation in Birmingham. I am in the corporate office developing multifamily apartments. We live in Vestavia with our dog, Bailey.
MEET THE TEAM VENUE: Douglas Manor FLORIST: Veraflora Design CATERER: Jim N’ Nick’s Catering CAKE(S): Bride – Barb’s Cakes; Groom – Valor Catering VIDEOGRAPHER: Chris Williams INVITATIONS: Lindsey Wilson Designs WEDDING DRESS: The White Room
BRIDESMAID DRESSES: Azazie HAIR AND MAKEUP: Brittany Speer Scoggins GROOM/GROOMSMEN ATTIRE: JoS. A. Bank MUSIC: Q Up the Mic with Karli PHOTO BOOTH BUS: Memories in Motion Photo Bus
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Favorite Moment: On Emily and Stephen’s wedding day, getting ready was Emily’s favorite part. She wanted to feel very comfortable and relaxed on her wedding day. She has lived in her Birmingham home since she was 12 years old. She decided to have her bridesmaids come to her house to get ready and to take pictures before they headed to the venue. It was such a sweet time to wake up in her house and enjoy the last morning with her family as a Miles.
Having all of her best friends in one place was a huge blessing. She did her first look with her bridesmaids in the family room, and the first look with her dad and brother in front of the house. She will forever cherish the memories she has from that last day in her childhood home. Favorite Details: Her favorite details of the big day were the ceremony cross, the charcuterie boards and her bridal bouquet. She envisioned a very simple and natural backdrop for the ceremony. She
WEDDINGS decided to have a cross made by a family friend. He came the day of the wedding and built the 10-foot cross on site. He even made them a small version that is hanging in their home. The charcuterie boards matched their Italian dinner theme. They had a couple boards placed on each table along with a basket of bread and a bottle of wine. The bridal bouquet was the most beautiful thing Emily has ever seen. The florist completely understood her vision and went above and beyond in her design.
MEET THE TEAM VENUE: Douglas Manor WEDDING PLANNER: Kalee Baker Events FLORIST: Rebekah Miller “Fists Full Designs” CATERER: Joe’s Italian VIDEOGRAPHER: Lily Cochran INVITATIONS: Etsy WEDDING DRESS: The White Room
BRIDESMAID DRESSES: Show Me Your Mumu HAIR AND MAKEUP: Danielle Ivy GROOM/GROOMSMEN ATTIRE: Alfani Suits from Macy’s MUSIC: Band – Norris Dates and the Power Surge RENTALS: Chelsea Antiques
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Rush Gaskill MARCH 18, 2017 PHOTOS BY BE LIGHT PHOTOGRAPHY
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Favorite Moment: Gabbi and Will’s first look in the chapel at American Village was their favorite moment from the big day. It was such a special time to be able to have to themselves and enjoy what was about to come. They exchanged letters and gifts that they’ll cherish for a lifetime. The Wedding Dress: When looking for a dress, Gabbi found one that she loved on Pinterest that was elegant, classy and flattering. At Diane’s Formal Affair, she tried
on many dresses, but still none were what she had in mind. Her consultant suggested a strapless dress with a bolero. Gabbi was skeptical of the idea until she put it on. This was the dress for her. She was able to have the off-theshoulder look with a mermaid style for her pictures and the ceremony. At the reception, she took the bolero away to surprise her husband and guests in a strapless dress with a beaded sash, and she danced the night away.
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Favorite Details: One of the bride’s favorite wedding details were the white lilies that were in her bouquet and on her cake. These flowers bloom every spring by the creek on the farm where she was raised. Her dad would pick these for her and her mom. Seeing them always reminds her of him. The second detail was the bracelet Gabbi shares with her mom. Gabbi’s bracelet has a small heart, and her mom’s bracelet is the negative image of that heart.
MEET THE TEAM VENUES: Providence Baptist Church (wedding), Liberty Hall at American Village (reception) WEDDING PLANNER: Kelsea Torres with Southern Styled Events FLORIST: Mary-Noel Sellers CATERER: Bryon Rickard Catering CAKES: Magic Muffins BRIDESMAID DRESSES: JJ’s House
INVITATIONS: Designed by the bride, paper/envelopes from LCI Paper online HAIR AND MAKEUP: Jill Campisi GROOM/GROOMSMEN ATTIRE: Men’s Wearhouse CEREMONY MUSIC: Cathy Moxley (pianist), Sarah Kincade (soloist), Syd Weeks (sound) RECEPTION MUSIC: Emerge
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Favorite Moment: It may sound cliché, but seeing John was the highlight of my day. It had been a somewhat stressful morning as Birmingham had gone to bed the night before to a steady snowfall and had woken to a thorough blanket of snow and ice. I (April) had spent the night at the house of one of my bridesmaids who happened to live across the street from the church. I spent a good part of Saturday morning on the phone with vendors, making sure venues would be
open and décor would be arranged. Many sweet people came together to make our beautiful, special, snowy wedding happen. I felt like I had run a marathon before the ceremony began, but once John and I saw each other, he put me at ease and reminded me that what mattered is we were getting married—even if we had to strap on boots and hike to the pastor’s house. Favorite Wedding Detail: One of my favorite details is the hairpiece I wore—a restored vintage bridal wax crown from England. I never fancied
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MEET THE TEAM VENUES: Redeemer Community Church, Cahaba Brewing Company FLORIST: Mandy Busby CATERER: Full Moon Bar-B-Que CAKE(S): Kathy McCurry INVITATIONS: Design – Olivia Pierce; Calligraphy – Bride (April); Printing – Hoover Print Company
WEDDING DRESS: Diane’s Formal Affair BRIDESMAID DRESSES: ASOS.com HAIR AND MAKEUP: Helen Walker GROOM/GROOMSMEN ATTIRE: Grooms – Brooks Brothers; Groomsmen – JoS. A. Bank HAIR ACCESSORY: Restored vintage wax crown – Waxflower Vintage
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The Proposal: I (Mallie) went on a beach trip with my girlfriends from home. Little did I know, Joe was busy making big plans for us back in Birmingham. My dad informed me they wanted to have a birthday gathering for my mom and me at our Grannie’s house. Joe accidentally rolled his ankle playing basketball that week, which landed him some crutches and a walking boot. At Grannie’s house on Saturday, Joe had his medicine bag from the pharmacy, but considering the meds
he had been taking for his ankle, I hardly even noticed it. As we slowly made our way toward the house, Joe began telling me how much he loves me over and over again. After asking me to take his crutch, he lowered himself down onto one knee. He pulled a box out of his medicine bag, opened it to reveal the most perfect ring I had ever seen, and asked me the best question I had ever heard. Of course, I quickly said “yes!” Favorite Moment: My favorite
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part of my wedding day was, by far, walking down the aisle. I was anticipating getting to see Joe all day long since we didn’t do a first look, so once the time finally came, I couldn’t have been more excited. There were so many emotions that culminated to that moment from the year that we were engaged. I can still put myself exactly in that moment; it felt like it was just Joe and me in that sanctuary, and we will both always remember that as the best part of our wedding day.
MEET THE TEAM VENUE: Christ Church Branch Cove FLORIST: Tammy Hudgins of Tablescapes CATERER: Taziki’s Mediterranean Cafe CAKES: Kathy Brodock of Valor Catering and Bakery; groom’s mother VIDEOGRAPHER: Chris Williams Productions INVITATIONS: designtwentyfive on Etsy; script lettering done by the bride
WEDDING DRESS: Bella’s Bridal and Formal Birmingham; Allure HAIR AND MAKEUP: Hair and Make Up by Danielle Ivy GROOM/GROOMSMEN ATTIRE: JoS. A. Bank MUSIC: More Cowbell FRUIT DISPLAY: Kathy Brodock of Valor Catering and Bakery
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How You Met: I (Paulina) have the privilege of saying that Robby was my high school sweetheart. We were both in a business course and actually didn’t even introduce ourselves until close to halfway through the school year. I remember going home from school to gush to my mom about how cute I thought he was and how he made me all giddy. He was my all-time high school crush; I would fill with butterflies when he walked me to my locker, and grinned from ear-to-ear
when I saw his name pop up on my phone to call me and say goodnight. The Proposal: The day started like any other, getting up and going to work. Except this day was a little more exciting because after work, Robby and I were planning to go on a dinner date, then to see Wicked at the BJCC. Robby told me that we have to stop by Trinity United Methodist Church, where his mom works, to grab some suitcases out of her office (because we were leaving for a cruise in a couple of days).
WEDDINGS We were exchanging our typical sweet-nothings when we approached the gate door that enters the prayer garden. I have only seen the prayer garden while sitting inside the church, never actually going in, but always secretly wanting to. Robby had to tell me that before getting the suitcases he wanted to go inside. After tearfully accepting his proposal, his family and my family flooded out of the church to celebrate in the moment with us.
MEET THE TEAM VENUE: Christ Church Branch Cove FLORIST: Gail Youngblood and the Trinity United Methodist Church florists CATERER: Amy Theabolt CAKE: Dreamcakes VIDEOGRAPHER: White Oak Productions INVITATIONS: Steady Hand Company WEDDING DRESS: Ivory and White
BRIDESMAID DRESSES: Bridesmaids Inc. HAIR AND MAKEUP: Hair – Laura Leonard Roberts; Makeup – Casey Troulias GROOM/GROOMSMEN ATTIRE: JoS. A. Bank MUSIC: Rob Langford with Elvis Rob Productions CALLIGRAPHY: Steady Hand Company
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JANUARY 2018 BUSINESS CONNECTIONS
3rd Annual ‘Shelby County Business Outlook Conference’ Newsletter
On January 31, make plans to join a panel of top-level executives from various business sectors in Shelby County (banking, real estate, healthcare, retail, manufacturing, small business, etc.) as they provide their respective business outlooks for 2018. This third annual event, cohosted by the University of Montevallo’s Stephens College of Business and the Greater Shelby County, Montevallo and South Shelby chambers, will focus on what the 2018 outlook for Shelby County will be. Following the panel presentation, Dr. Stephen Craft, Dean of the Stephens
Business School at the University of Montevallo, will provide an overview of the results from the 2018 Business Outlook Survey for Shelby County. A limited number of tickets at $25 per person for Chamber investors ($35 for ‘Future’
Chamber’s Annual Meeting with doors opening at 10:45AM. For more information, or to make a reservation, please investors) are available for this contact Jackson Pruett, the program. The investment Chamber’s Director of Business includes the panel presentation Development & Support at from 9:00AM -10:30AM and jackson@shelbychamber.org or the luncheon presentation by telephone at 663-4542, ext. which will be during the 104.
Chamber’s 37th ‘Annual Meeting’ Scheduled for January 31 The Chamber’s Annual Meeting, scheduled for January 31 will celebrate the past year’s accomplishments under 2017 Chair Keith Brown’s leadership and kick-off the new year of programs and activities under
2018 Chamber Chair Joe Meads’ leadership. The event will be held at the Pelham Civic Complex & Ice Arena, 500 Amphitheater Road, Pelham, with doors opening at 10:45AM for networking and the
program beginning at 11:15AM. A limited number of tickets for $20 per person for Chamber investors ($30 for “Future” investors) and reserved Chairman’s, and Corporate tables for 8 are available. For
more information, or to make a reservation, please contact the Chamber at info@ shelbychamber.org, by telephone at 663-4542 or register online at www. shelbychamber.org. ShelbyLiving.com 73 Shelbychamber.org
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5 Ways to Lose 18 Pounds in 2018 Small modifications are usually the easiest to implement. By incorporating some minor modifications such as the ones outlined below, it will be easy to achieve your goal and maintain a healthy balance diet. 1. Remove or reduce beverages high in calories. Reducing your diet by 8 ounces of sweet tea and one regular soda (i.e., Coca Cola) per day, could decrease your daily calorie count by 600 calories. This translates into a weight loss of up to 4 lbs. per month. For beverage alternatives, try drinking water with lemon or unsweetened tea. 2.Cut out condiments.
at the far end of the parking lot. 4.Eliminate processed carbs from your diet; including bread, cereal and pasta. Instead try adding small sweet potatoes, brown rice and whole wheat pasta in smaller portions to your diet. 5.Front load your daily calorie. I love the adage, “Eat breakfast like a king, lunch like a prince and dinner like a pauper.” By eating the Many commonly used difference between sitting at a majority of your calories early condiments such as ketchup, desk and manual labor can be in the day, you have a better barbeque sauce, salad 1000 calories per day. If you opportunity to work these dressings and mayonnaise are are tied to a desk, get up and calories off before bedtime. around every 50 loaded with calories, fat, walk Increase your sodium and added sugars. minutes. Instead try substituting with activity by taking the long way Dr. Tracy Jacobs, Family For an Medicine mustard, vinegar and hot to the restroom. increased calorie burn, take sauce for a different kick. Grandview Medical Group 3.Move more! The the stairs if possible and park - Lee Branch
GO & GROW WORKSHOP:
“Hands-on Workshop on Linkedin” Mastering Your Connections On January 12, the Chamber’s Go & Grow Workshop will be an interactive workshop featuring Michael Smith, the Chamber’s Entrepreneur-inResidence. Michael will be facilitating
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a “hands on” interactive workshop on the how, what, when, where, why and how to of utilizing Linkedin. Building on previous workshops, topics covered during this hands-on and interactive workshop will
expand on: uHow to tweak your profile to increase views, uTarget people you want to do business with, uBuilding your connections the fast and smart way. uWays to “post”, “like”, “comment”, and “share” that build your business, uand much more! Each participant should bring their laptop or tablet and be ready to work on their Linkedin profile. The workshop, facilitated by the Chamber’s Entrepreneur-in-Residence,
Michael Smith, will be from 11:30AM1:00PM at the Chamber. There is no cost to attend, but lunch is available for $10 per person for Chamber investors ($20 for “Future” investors). To ensure we have a proper headcount, please make reservations by January 10 for this workshop by contacting Jackson Pruett, the Chamber’s Director of Business Development & Support via e-mail at jackson@ shelbychamber.org, calling 663-4542, ext. 104 or register online at www. shelbychamber.org.
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Welcome New Investors (as of 11/25/2017)
Comfort Caregivers, LLC Future Energy Solutions ProActive Chiropractic Video Visions Media Marketing
Pelham Birmingham Pelham Alabaster
Home Health Care Lighting Chiropractic Care Advertising & Marketing Services
For a complete listing of all current Chamber investors please visit our Online Business Directory at business.shelbychamber.org/list.
“Keeping It Real” Program Continues for 9th Grade Shelby County Students! Co-Sponsor
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High School, 101 Washington St, Columbiana on Thursday, January 11 and Thompson High School, 100 Warrior Dr, Alabaster on Friday, January 26. Volunteers would manage a station and assist the students as they make decisions “paying bills” and
make “life choices” based on their situation. If you or your colleagues, are interested in being a volunteer, please call Keyla Handley, Director, Community & Career Development at 663-4542, ext. 106, email keyla@ shelbychamber.org or register
online at www. shelbychamber.org. Volunteers would arrive at the schools as early as 7:30AM and the program would conclude by 3:00PM. Lunch will be provided for all volunteers.
Is Your Organization Taking Full Advantage of Your Chamber Investor Benefits? Yes, there truly is such a thing as a “Free Lunch” especially on January 18! We encourage you to join your fellow investors and Chamber staff for some business networking and to learn how to maximize your investment. or long-time investor -- you’ll Whether your firm is a new -- want to make plans to join us
from 11:30AM-1:00PM at the Chamber, 1301 County Services Drive, Pelham, to make sure you and your colleagues are taking full advantage of your annual investment. A complimentary lunch will be available for all attendees.
Reservations are requested -and space is limited -- so please contact the Chamber via e-mail at info@ shelbychamber.org, by phone at 663-4542 or register online at www.shelbychamber.org, by no later than January 16 to reserve your place. ShelbyLiving.com 75 Shelbychamber.org
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The Chamber’s Education Work Group kicked off its 5th year of the “Keeping It Real” Program. This program teaches 9th grade students about “real world” life choices by giving them a randomassigned “life scenario” which includes marital/ family status, education, job and salary. The students then pay bills, make decisions on increasing education, adding a second job, etc. based on the “random-selected” scenario. Each year this program has been an eye-opening experience for the 9th grader students and the volunteers that assist with the program. The Chamber is seeking volunteers for Shelby County
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Ambassador of the Month
Congratulations to Keith Sides for earning Ambassador of the Month. Keith is the Owner of the UPS Store Caldwell Mill, located in the Publix Shopping Center at the intersection of Caldwell Mill and Valleydale roads. He was priviledged to purchase the store December 1, 2016 and has spent the past year meeting clients, learning the UPS franchise model, and continuing the tradition of digital printing for small businesses begun by his predecessors. Keith purchased the store after completing a 27-year career in 2014 with Regions Financial Corporation. Keith believes that from his banking career he brings expertise in relationship development and financing opportunities to his UPS business. Sides was employed for six years by an agency of the United States Government in Washington, D.C. There he was responsible for international policy and affairs analysis during the Presidents Carter and Reagan administrations. Mr. Sides’ work focused primarily on international political and military developments in the Middle East and Latin America. Mr. Sides is a native of Birmingham. He holds undergraduate and a graduate business degree from the University of Alabama. He is committed to serving his community through membership in organizations focused on youth development, leadership, education and literacy, and international understanding. uThe UPS Store Caldwell Mill is an active member of both the Greater Shelby and South 76 ShelbyLiving.com Shelbychamber.org
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Officers Joe Meads Sain Associates (Chair) Bill Connor America’s First Federal Credit Union (Chair-elect)
Ambassador Program Presented in 2017 by:
Keith Brown Jefferson State Community College (Immediate Past Chair) Terri Williams, AT&T (Vice Chair, Business Development & Support) Katie McDowell Shelby County Newspapers (Vice Chair, Communications & Marketing)
Shelby Chambers of Commerce. Keith is an Ambassador for Greater Shelby and an strong supporter of its “Keeping It Real” program in local high schools. uHis experience has included professional business consulting where he advised companies on management organization, training and marketing strategies. uKeith is a member and has been responsible for assisting the development of service programs for the Rotary Club of Shades Valley and its student educational scholarship program. He was instrumental in organizing and launching a charitable foundation to help fund a cooperative school sanitation program with the Rotary Club of Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. Contact Keith for your printing and shipping services at 980-8182.
Chris Grace Barge, Waggoner, Sumner & Cannon (Vice Chair, Community & Career Development) Jim Purvis A.C. Legg, Inc. (Vice Chair, Finance & Administration) Kathy Copeland White Rock Quarries – Vincent Hills (Vice Chair, Governmental Affairs) John Browning Cahaba Valley Computer Services, Inc. (Vice Chair, Investor Relations) Board of Directors Jeff Brown (2018) Brownstone Marketing Solutions William Carroll (2018) Armstrong Relocation Companies Alex Dudchock (2018) Shelby County Alison Howell (2018) Alabama Power Company
Brian Massey (2018) St. Vincent’s Health System Bruce King (2019) Lhoist North America Jay Dennis (2019) Regions Bank Charles Hall (2019) Grandview Medical Center Bill Keller (2019) Renasant Bank Mike Rickman (2019) Shelby Baptist Medical Center Mitt Schroeder (2019) Central State Bank Tim Benefield (2020) Buffalo Rock Company April Harry (2020) Warren, Averett LLC Jeff McDowell (2020) McDowell Security Services, LLC Keith Richards (2020) Taziki’s Mediterranean Café Mike Swinson (2020) Spire Alabama, Inc. Mechelle Wilder (2020) ARC Realty Matthew Hogan (*) Bama Budweiser of Shelby County Brittani Morris (*) State Farm Insurance, Brittani Morris Agency Casey Morris (*) Ground Up Coffee & Smoothies in Snider’s Pharmacy Rocky Patel (*) Hampton Inn & Suites-Pelham / Fairfield Inn & Suites-Pelham Fred Smith (*) Vulcan Termite & Pest Control (*) Serving a one-year term in 2018
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2018 Officers Elected Alabama, Inc. uMechelle Wilder, Founding Partner, ARC Realty In addition, the following New Board of Directors Begin Vice-Chair, Community & individuals have accepted a oneThis Month: Career Development Per the Chamber’s By-Laws, year appointment by 2018 Chris Grace, Barge, Waggoner, the six individuals listed below Chamber Chair Joe Meads Sumner & Cannon have been duly elected and beginning on January 1, 2018: uMatthew Hogan, Owner, approved to serve on the Vice-Chair, Finance & Chamber’s Board of Directors for Bama Budweiser of Shelby Administration Chair a three-year term beginning on County Jim Purvis, A.C. Legg, Inc. Joe Meads, Sain Associates uBrittani Morris, Agent / January 1, 2018: uTim Benefield, Premise Owner, State Farm Insurance, Vice-Chair, Governmental Chair-Elect General Sales Manager, Buffalo Brittani Morris Agency Affairs Bill Connor, America’s First uCasey Morris, Manager Kathy Copeland, White Rock Rock Company Federal Credit Union uApril Harry, COO & CFO, Ground Up Coffee & Smoothies Quarries - Vincent Hills in Snider’s Pharmacy Warren Averett LLC Vice-Chair, Business uRocky Patel, Owner, uJeff McDowell, President, Vice-Chair, Investor Development & Support McDowell Security Services, LLC Hampton Inn & Suites-Pelham / Relations Terri Williams, AT&T uKeith Richards, Founder, Fairfield Inn & Suites-Pelham John Browning, Cahaba uFred Smith, General Taziki’s Mediterranean Café Valley Computer Services Vice-Chair, uMike Swinson, Director of Manager, Vulcan Termite & Pest Communications & Economic Development, Spire Control Immediate Past Chair Marketing The Chamber’s 2018 Officers (Executive Committee) were elected at the December 2017 Board of Directors’ meeting. The new leadership group serving on the Chamber’s Executive Committee beginning January 2018 will be:
Katie McDowell, Shelby County Newspapers
Keith Brown, Jefferson State Community College
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CELEBRATING GROWTH
2017 Ribbon Cutting Sponsor
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Thank you Pelham Flowers by Desiree’ for providing the ribbon and bows for the Ribbon Cutting Ceremonies.
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Congratulations to Cornerstone Certified Public Accounting, LLC, Chelsea on its Grand Opening Celebration and Ribbon Cutting Ceremony. Eric Quattlebaum was joined in support by Mayor Tony Picklesimer, City Officials, family, friends and Chamber Ambassadors.
The Birmingham Marriott Hotel recently celebrated the renovations of its facility. If you haven’t booked a corporate meeting, gathering or other event give Taylor Gell a call. The Marriott team was joined in support by its leadership and Chamber Ambassadors.
2018 State Legislative Preview Luncheon with Shelby County Delegation The Chamber’s Governmental Affairs Work Group will host a Legislative Preview Luncheon featuring the Shelby County state legislative delegation as they prepare for the upcoming 2018 legislative session scheduled to begin in February. This
meeting will provide area businesspeople with the opportunity to meet with the County’s state legislative delegation prior to the State Legislature’s convening in Montgomery. The Luncheon will be from 11:30AM - 1:00PM on Friday,
January 12 and feature a brief presentation from the delegation followed by a “question & answer” period for attendees. The program will be held at Jefferson State Community College’s Shelby Campus (4600 Valleydale Road,
Birmingham). The investment is $15 for Chamber investors, and $25 for “Future” investors. Seating is limited, so please RSVP by Monday, January 10 via e-mail at info@shelbychamber.org, call 663-4542 or register online at www.shelbychamber.org.
YOUR CHAMBER AT WORK (October 14 - November 10, 2017)
Facebook: 49 New Likes, 187 Visits and 7,842 Post Reaches, Total Likes 2,971. Twitter: 2,897 Followers, 164 Tweets, 17.7K Tweet impressions, 310 Profile Visits and 13 Mentions. Instagram: 455 Posts, 521 Followers. Responded to 123 requests for business & community information. Notarized 37 “Certificates of Origin” for Shelby County companies shipping to 13 different countries. 78 ShelbyLiving.com Shelbychamber.org
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The Chamber held its 3rd annual Student Career Awareness Fair at the Shelby County Exhibition Center in November. The 10th grade students from all over Shelby County visited three “career clusters” and heard from more than 50+ volunteers as they informed the students what they could expect in the “real world” of what it’s like to work in a particular career field such as: how to dress, educational requirements, training, salary ranges, day-to-day expectations and duties, how early one would need to arrive on any given day, if the career field ever required working nights or weekends, networking, soft skills, etc. Thank you to our Co-sponsors of this vitally important program A.C. Legg and Whataburger. And thank you to our volunteers for ensuring this event was a huge success!
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The Chamber held its 20th annual Prayer Breakfast, presented by The Jimmie Hale Mission and co-sponsored by Glenn Contracting & Paving, Inc. in November. Thank you to everyone that joined us in ushering in the holiday season.
The featured keynote speaker at the 20th annual Prayer Breakfast was Lew Burdette, President of King’s Home. He shared a testimony that led him to have stronger faith through Christ. If you don’t know his testimony, visit www.kingshome.com.
Join the Chamber for “CoffeeNet” at Legacy Community Federal Credit Union Be sure to mark your calendar for Tuesday, January 16 and join us at Legacy Community Federal Credit Union, 810 Colonial Promenade Pkwy, Alabaster from 8:30AM until 9:30AM for CoffeeNet. The morning meeting, hosted by Legacy
Community FCU, is designed for investors to enjoy networking, coffee and light refreshments — all before heading to the office. CoffeeNet events are a great
way to make new business contacts so bring plenty of business cards.
There is no cost to attend however reservations are requested by noon on Monday, January 15 to assist in preparation. Please contact the Chamber by phone at 663-4542 or register online at www. shelbychamber.org. ShelbyLiving.com 79 Shelbychamber.org
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Read more details or register for events online at www.shelbychamber.org or the Chamber office 663-4542. Unless otherwise noted events listed will be held at 1301 County Services Dr., Pelham 35124. CANCELLATION POLICY REMINDER: Cancellation for a paying event must be made TWO days prior to the event.
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Career Readiness Group 8:30AM - 9:30AM Shelby County Instructional Service Center 601 First Street South, Alabaster Ambassadors Work Group 11:30AM - 1:00PM
Small Business Work Group 4:00PM - 5:00PM South Shelby Chamber Luncheon 1:30AM - 1:00PM/ Columbiana First Baptist Church 208 North Main Street, Columbiana Investment: $15. Reservations required. Health Services Work Group 8:30AM - 9:30AM
Tourism & Recreation Work Group Locations vary.
Existing Business & Industry Work Group 8:30AM - 9:30AM iBERIABANK, 2695 Pelham Pkwy, Pelham Governmental Affairs Work Group — 8:30AM 9:30AM Sain Associates, Two Perimeter Park South, Ste 500 East, Birmingham “Keeping It Real” Program / 7:30AM - 3:00PM Shelby County High School, 101 Washington St, Columbiana Sponsors: ECO Credit Union Foundation & The UPS Store Caldwell Mill Road Small Business Mentorship Appointments 8:00AM - 11:00AM/Michael Smith, The Good, The Great & The Gone By appointment. Contact Jackson Pruett at 663-4542, ext. 104. Go & Grow Workshop “Linkedin Mastering Your Connections” / 11:30AM - 1:00PM Facilitated by Michael Smith, Entrepreneur in Residence Reservations requested by noon on January 10. Investment: No cost for workshop but lunch is available for $10 investors, $20 “Future” investors.
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2018 Legislative Preview Luncheon / 11:30AM - 1:00PM Jefferson State Community College Shelby Campus 4600 Valleydale Road, Birmingham Reservations requested by Monday, January 10. Investment: $15 investors, $25 “Future” investors. Entrepreneur Roundtable 280 11:30AM - 12:30PM CoffeeNet at Legacy Community Federal Credit Union 810 Colonial Promenade Pkwy, Alabaster Reservations requested by noon, Monday, January 15. No cost. Montevallo Chamber Monthly Luncheon 11:30AM - 1:30PM Parnell Memorial Library, 377 Park Dr, Montevallo Investment: $12. No reservation required. Investor Reception 11:30AM - 1:00PM Reservations requested by January 16. NETWORK280 / 4:30PM - 6:00PM Hampton Inn & Suites 280/ Eagle Point, 6220 Farley Ct, Birmingham Investment: $10 investors, $20 “Future” investors includes heavy hors d’oeuvres and two beverage tickets. RSVP requested by noon Tuesday, January 16. Entrepreneur Roundtable I 7:30AM - 8:30AM “Keeping It Real” Program / 7:30AM - 3:00PM Thompson High School, 100 Warrior Dr, Alabaster Sponsors: ECO Credit Union Foundation & The UPS Store Caldwell Mill Road
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GSCC Community Luncheon “37th Annual Meeting” Doors open at 10:45AM. Program 11:15AM - 1:00PM. Pelham Civic Complex & Ice Arena 500 Amphitheater Rd, Pelham Reservations requested by noon, Monday, January 29. Investment: $20 investors, $30 “Future” investors.
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ACCOUNTING Barfield, Murphy, Shank & Smith, LLC (205) 982-5500 bmss.com Cooke, Cameron, Travis & Company, PC (205) 988-8810 Essential Solutions, LLC. (205) 663-8686 essential-solutions.biz Graham and Associates, CPA (205) 663-6673 grahamandassoc.net I.H. McNeill, III, PC (205) 982-2664 ihmcneill.com Mallory Jackson and Associates, PC (205) 939-1978 mahco.com Mauldin & Jenkins, LLC (205) 445-2880 mjcpa.com SAS Tax & Accounting, LLC (205) 621-0388 sastaxandaccounting.com Till, Hester, Eyer & Brown, PC (205) 871-9855 thebcpa.com Warren Averett LLC (205) 979-4100 warrenaverett.com
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ADVERTISING & MARKETING SERVICES Alabama Outdoor Advertising (205) 224-5815 aloutdoor.com BLR Further LLC (205) 324-8005 blrfurther.com
Through their voluntary investment, these organizations support the Chamber’s program of work designed to make Shelby County an even better place to live and do business. The Chamber considers these organizations to be the most community-minded and successful businesses in Shelby County and strongly encourages you to do business with them.
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Means Advertising, Inc. (205) 271-9980 meansadv.com Meridian Graphics (205) 746-1188 myhelenacitynews.com Plexamedia (877) 497-4606 plexamedia.com Turner Promotions (205) 983-2167 anindooradvantage.com Video Visions Media Marketing (205) 902-8035 videovisionsmm.com ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES Alabaster Trophy Company (205) 908-7006 alabastertrophyco.com Crown Trophy (205) 621-7393 crowntrophy.com ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES MGB Apparel (205) 991-6332 mgbapparel.com AIR CONDITIONING & HEATING Covenant Heating & Cooling, LLC (205) 319-7202 covenanthvacal.com Mountain Heating & Cooling, Inc. (205) 663-0293
APARTMENTS & LEASING SERVICES AMP Residential (214) 431-3083 ampresidential.com Central Shelby, Ltd. (205) 668-2020 Grand Reserve at Pelham (205) 685-4111 grandreservepelham.com Madison At Shoal Run Apartment Homes (205) 991-0200 livethemadison.com
Aldridge Gardens (205) 682-8019 aldridgegardens.com Angel Warriors Foundation (205) 960-2175 angelwarriorsfoundation.org Better Business Bureau (205) 558-2222 bbb.org/csal Birmingham Automobile Dealers Association (205) 980-0540 carsbirmingham.com Greater Birmingham Association of Home Builders (205) 912-7000 birminghambuilder.com
Meadow Wood Apartments (205) 663-1101 sealyrealty.com
ATTORNEYS Alabama Law Services, LLC (205) 419-4414 alabamalawservices.com
Montevallo Place Apartments (205) 663-2824 montevalloplace.com
Bradford & Holliman, LLC (205) 663-0281 bradfordholliman.com
Mountain Lodge Apartments (205) 823-4804 mountainlodgeapts.com
Elizabeth A. Roland, P.C. Attorney at Law (205) 620-1278 elizabethroland.com
Retreat at Greystone Apartments (205) 983-7833 retreatatgreystone.com River Place on the Cahaba (205) 991-9507 riverplaceonthecahaba.com The Abbey at Inverness (205) 991-9060
Ellis, Head, Owens & Justice (205) 669-6783 wallaceellis.com Gina H. McDonald & Associates, LLC (205) 982-3325 ginamcdonaldlaw.com
The Huntley Apartments (205) 621-7062
Moses & Moses, PC (205) 967-0901 mosespc.com
Turtle Lake Apartment Homes (205) 991-3719 turtlelakeapts.info
Paul J. DeMarco, Attorney at Law (205) 326-6600 pljpc.com
Wellington Manor Apartments (205) 621-0811 wellingtonmanorapts.com
Randall May, Attorney at Law (205) 991-6367 allisonmay.com
ARCHITECTS Barry Davis Architects, PC (205) 444-1112 BarryDavisArchitects.com
RichardsonClement PC (205) 572-4100 richardsonclement.com
Goodwyn Mills and Cawood, Inc. (205) 879-4462 gmcnetwork.com Lathan Associates Architects, PC (205) 988-9112 lathanassociates.com TRO Jung/Brannen, Inc. (205) 324-6744 trojb.com ART & PAINTING CLASSES Party Art (205) 253-2984 South City Theatre (205) 621-2128 southcitytheatre.com ART GALLERY Woodlot Artisans LLC (205) 420-8989 woodlotartisans.com ASSISTED LIVING FACILITIES Maplewood Lane Assisted Living (205) 620-2905 maplewoodlane.com ASSOCIATIONS & ORGANIZATIONS Alabama Association of Nonprofits (205) 879-4712 alabamanonprofits.org
Scott, Sullivan, Streetman & Fox PC (205) 967-9675 sssandf.com Sirote & Permutt, PC (205) 930-5100 sirote.com Wallace, Jordan, Ratliff & Brandt, LLC (205) 870-0555 wallacejordan.com AUCTION Granger, Thagard & Associates, Inc. (205) 410-6751 gtauctions.com AUDIO/VIDEO EXPERIENCE FOR BUSINESS Lighting & Lamp (205) 271-1423 lightingandlamp.com Switch Audio Video (205) 266-7983 switch-av.com AUTOMOBILE DEALERS DonohooAuto, LLC (205) 444-9333 donohooauto.com Edwards Chevrolet - 280 Inc. (205) 980-3325 chevyman.com
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ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES Momentum Etc. (205) 503-3933 momentum-etc.com
ALTERATIONS By George (205) 663-7004 alterationsbygeorge.com
Greater Shelby County Chamber of Commerce Ernest McCarty Ford, Inc. (205) 663-3831 ernestmccarty.com Southtown Motors (205) 663-4590 southtownmotors.com Susan Schein Automotive Group (205) 664-1491 susanschein.com AUTOMOBILE RENTAL Enterprise Rent-A-Car (205) 403-7455 enterprise.com Enterprise Rent-A-Car @ Alabaster (205) 663-4835 enterprise.com Enterprise Rent-A-Car @ Inverness (205) 991-6222 enterprise.com AUTOMOBILE REPAIR Brian’s Auto Center, LLC (205) 213-9064 briansautoclub.com Cahaba Tire (205) 663-0433 cahabatire.com Call My Mechanic (443) 875-1000
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Cassady & Self Glass Company (205) 252-4284 cassadyandselfglass.com/ Empire Autohaus (205) 664-5757 empireautohaus.com Express Oil Change & Tire Engineers (205) 945-1771 expressoil.com Melton Automotive (205) 663-8088 meltonautomotive.com Mobile Fleet Specialists of Birmingham, Inc. (205) 564-8660 mobilefleetspecialists.com
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Texaco Xpress Lube (205) 678-5050 AUTOMOTIVE MANUFACTURER AGC Automotive Americas (205) 685-1000 agc-automotive.com/english BAKERY Cake Art by Cynthia Bertolone (205) 783-5220 Donut Joe’s (205) 663-6006 Edgar’s Bakery, Inc. @ Cadence Place (205) 987-0790 edgarsbakery.com Edgar’s Bakery, Inc. @ Pelham (205) 987-0790 edgarsbakery.com Edgar’s Bakery, Inc. @ the Colonnade (205) 987-0790 edgarsbakery.com K&J’s Elegant Pastries (205) 663-4827 kjselegantpastries.com BARBER SHOPS Linda’s Barbershop (205) 663-9983
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BARTER EXCHANGE Trade Partner Exchange (205) 991-7050 tradepartnerexchange.com BEAUTY SALONS Merle Norman Cosmetic Studio @ Inverness Plaza (205) 995-2442 T. Fox Salon (205) 403-8369 tfoxsalon.com BEVERAGE Ground Up Coffee & Smoothies located inside Snider’s Pharmacy (205) 678-3899 Interstellar Ginger Beer and Exploration Co. (205) 790-3146 interstellarginger.com The Beer Hog (205) 913-0468 thebeerhogal.com BEVERAGE - DISTRIBUTOR Buffalo Rock Company (205) 940-9799 buffalorock.com BOWLING ALLEY Oak Mountain Lanes (205) 403-7466 oakmountainlanes.com BROKERAGE FIRM Sunbelt Business Brokers (205) 903-3564 sunbeltbirmingham.com BUSINESS & PERSONAL TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT Michael Smith - Entrepreneur in Residence (205) 568-2526 linkedin.com/in/MichaelTSmithUSA Pascha Kelley, Zig Ziglar Certified Trainer (205) 427-7789 ziglarcertified.com/Pascha Renaissance Enterprises (205) 663-9982 BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL SERVICES PrimePay LLC (205) 510-9401 primepay.com
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Youngevity Communications Bonnie Sult (205) 503-3829 youngevitycommunications.com
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BUSINESS FURNISHINGS Business Electronics (205) 957-4606 businesselectronics.com Business Interiors (205) 939-1008 businteriors.com CAMPGROUND Birmingham South Campground (205) 664-8832 birminghamsouthcampground.com
Catering By Bellinis (205) 502-7272 cateringbybellinis.com
Quality Petroleum (205) 988-4600 qualityfuels.net
The Happy Catering Co. (205) 251-8925 happycatering.net
COMMERCIAL FURNITURE & SHELVING HL Coshatt Company, Inc. (205) 833-2446 hlcoshatt.com
Yellow Bicycle Catering (205) 834-5871 yellowbicyclecatering.com CELLULAR EQUIPMENT & SERVICE Cellular Sales Verizon Wireless (205) 822-2526 cellularsales.com/aboutus CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Greater Shelby County Chamber of Commerce (205) 663-4542 shelbychamber.org Montevallo Chamber of Commerce (205) 665-1519 montevallocc.com/wp South Shelby Chamber of Commerce (205) 669-9075 southshelbychamber.com CHECK RECOVERY CheckMate (205) 608-3929 CHILDCARE Kiddie Academy of Birmingham (205) 644-8585 kiddieacademy.com/academies/ birmingham Vinehouse Nursery (205) 564-8564 vinehousenursery.com
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Young Impressions Child Care (205) 663-0083 youngimpressionschildcare.com CHIROPRACTIC CARE Precision Chiropractic (205) 988-9848 precisionchiro-al.com ProActive Chiropractic (205) 848-7333 proactivechiros.com Smith Chiropractic (205) 678-6884 chelseabacksmith.com The FARM: Functional Athletic Rehabilitation & Movement (205) 419-1595 chirofarm.com CHURCHES Alabaster First United Methodist Church (205) 663-0509 alabasterfumc.org Camp Branch United Methodist Church (205) 663-7513 CLOTHING RETAIL & ACCESSORIES America’s Thrift Store (205) 856-1234 americasthrift.com LJ’s Retail Therapy (205) 317-0780 ljsretailtherapy.com
Cherokee Campground (205) 428-8339 cherokeecampground.info
Unique Boutique by Nicole (205) 624-4711 uniqueboutiquebynicole.com
CATERING SERVICES About Thyme Catering (205) 668-4963 aboutthymecatering.com
COMMERCIAL & FLEET SUPPLIER Altec NUECO LLC (205) 621-5281 nueco.com
COMMUNICATIONS - WIRE & CABLE INSTALLATION Spectrum Enterprise (205) 824-5558 business.spectrum.com COMMUNICATIONS - WIRELESS Russell Cellular Verizon Wireless (205) 754-4873 russellcellular.com SouthernLINC Wireless (205) 992-6166 southernlinc.com COMMUNITY/SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS AARP (334) 954-3065 states.aarp.org/region/alabama Adaptive Aquatics (205) 807-7519 adaptiveaquatics.org Alabama Forest Owners’ Association, Inc. (205) 987-8811 afoa.org Alabaster Arts Council (205) 664-9273 alabastercityfestonline.com
(205) 943-6000 lifesouth.org MannaMarket (205) 663-2533 Owens House, The Shelby County Children’s Advocacy Center, Inc. (205) 669-3333 owenshousecac.org SafeHouse of Shelby County, Inc. (205) 669-1877 safehouse.org SBA - Alabama District Office (205) 290-7101 sba.gov/al SCORE (205) 264-8425 score.org Shelby County Arts Council (205) 669-0044 shelbycountyartscouncil.com Shelby County Community Corrections (205) 669-8965 Shelby County Community Services (205) 669-3740 shelbyal.com Shelby County Humane Society (205) 669-3916 shelbyhumane.org Shelby County Republican Party (205) 994-6497 shelbycountygop.org
Alabaster-Pelham Rotary Club (205) 408-7620
Shelby Emergency Assistance (205) 665-1942 shelbyemergencyassistance.com
American Red Cross - Shelby Svs Ctr (205) 987-2793 alredcross.org
Still Serving Veterans (205) 670-1955 ssv.org
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Birmingham - Shelby County Office (205) 378-4050 bbbsbhm.org
The Arc of Shelby County (205) 664-9313 thearcofshelby.org
Boy Scouts of America - Greater Alabama Council (205) 969-4244 1bsa.org Developing Alabama Youth Foundation (205) 664-1600 thedayprogram.com Easter Seals of the Birmingham Area (205) 942-6277 eastersealsbham.org eCO Credit Union Foundation (205) 226-3907 ecocufoundation.org Governor’s Commission on Physical Fitness & Sports (205) 602-0907 physicalfitness.alabama.gov IGA Nephropathy Foundation of America (732) 770-7377 igan.org Junior Achievement of Alabama, Inc. (205) 290-9365 juniorachievement.org/web/jabirmingham King’s Home (205) 678-8331 kingshome.com Leadership Shelby County (205) 665-6007 leadershipshelbycounty.com LifeSouth Community Blood Centers
The Jimmie Hale Mission (205) 323-5878 jimmiehalemission.com United Way of Central Alabama (205) 251-5131 uwca.org Vineyard Family Services (205) 533-7852 vfsdads.com COMPUTER SERVICES & SOLUTIONS Cahaba Valley Computer Services, LLC (205) 980-9903 cvcsllc.com Integrated Solutions (205) 314-3444 it4theplanet.com Personal Computer Consulting (205) 621-9304 Wilson Computer Support (205) 985-9942 wilsoncomputer.com COMPUTER SOFTWARE Doozer Software, Inc. (205) 413-8302 doozer.com CONSTRUCTION Adams Homes, LLC (205) 620-1173 adamshomes.com Brasfield & Gorrie, LLC (205) 328-4000 brasfieldgorrie.com
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Thomas E. Dudney, DMD, PC (205) 663-6545 thomasdudney.com
Chelsea High School (205) 682-7290
Con-Site Services Inc. (205) 663-0051
Toothbud Dentistry (205) 668-7766 toothbudcalera.com
Cornerstone Christian School (205) 669-7777 cornerstonechargers.com
DEVELOPERS Clayton Management, LLC (205) 621-0809
Covenant Classical Schools & Daycare (205) 620-2626 covenantclassical.com
Dunn Construction Company, Inc. (205) 592-3866 dunnconstruction.com M.J. Harris Construction Services, LLC (205) 380-6800 mjharris.com Roy Martin Companies (205) 621-6333 South East Concrete, LLC (205) 995-9888 seccompany.com Thornton Construction (205) 870-5498 thorntonconstruction.com CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT SALES AND SERVICE Thompson Tractor Company, Inc. (205) 664-4833 thompsontractor.com CONSULTING JD Tuttle Enterprises (205) 536-7664 Southern Craft Consulting (205) 516-3122 southerncraftconsulting.com
Sunny Food Stores (205) 403-0456 COSMETOLOGY Merle Norman Cosmetics / Hair Salon @ Chelsea (205) 678-5944 CUSTOM STAINED GLASS Buck Creek Stained Glass (205) 541-3322 buckcreekglass.com
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DELIVERY SERVICE KATs Grocery Delivery (205) 624-0777 katsdelivery.com DENTAL Albritton & Ardovino Family Dentistry (205) 664-7610 aaFamilyDental.com Calera Dental Center, P.C. (205) 620-3312 caleradentalcenter.com Hall Cosmetic and Family Dentistry (205) 991-7840 birminghamdmd.com Indian Springs Pediatric Dentistry (205) 739-7773 indianspringskidsdentistry.com Jones Orthodontics (205) 832-1217 jonesbraces.com Kari Bartlett DMD, Family and Cosmetic Dentistry (205) 663-6545 Pelham Parkway Dentistry (205) 620-9220 pelhamparkwaydentistry.com Shelby Pediatric Dentistry (205) 419-7444 shelbypediatric.com
DISTRIBUTORS American Wholesale Distributors (205) 620-3971 americanwholesaledistributors.com Avanti Polar Lipids (205) 663-2494 avantilipids.com Bama Budweiser of Shelby County (256) 249-8578 bamabud.com
Faulkner University (205) 879-5588 faulkner.edu Helena High School (205) 682-3650 shelbyed.k12.al.us/schools/hhs Indian Springs School (205) 988-3350 indiansprings.org Inverness Elementary School (205) 682-5240
BTC Wholesale Distributors, Inc. (205) 324-2581 btcwholesale.com
Jefferson State Community College (205) 520-5900 jeffstateonline.com
Home Depot Supply Chain (205) 230-4030
Kingwood Christian School (205) 663-3973 kingwoodchristianschool.com
Morrow Water Technology (205) 991-7222 morrowwater.com
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DOCUMENT MANAGEMENT SERVICES Gone for Good Secure Document Destruction (205) 943-5252 ucpgoneforgood.com
Oak Mountain Elementary School (205) 682-5230
DRY CLEANING SERVICES Champion Cleaners of Calera (205) 668-4727 championcleaners.com
Pelham City Schools (205) 624-3700 pelhamcityschools.org
Champion Cleaners of Hoover (205) 408-2797 championcleaners.com ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATION 58 Inc. (205) 201-3465 58inc.org Alabama Works madeinalabama.com Economic Development Partnership of Alabama (205) 943-4700 edpa.org EDUCATION - RECREATION/ ENRICHMENT Alabama 4H Center (205) 669-4241 alabama4hcenter.org
Oak Mountain High School (205) 682-5200 shelbyed.k12.al.us/schools/OMHS
School for Amazing Kids (205) 620-1375 amazingkids.us Shelby County Board of Education (205) 682-7000 shelbyed.org Shelby County College & Career Center (205) 682-6650 shelbyed.k12.al.us/schools/sccc Shelby County High School (205) 682-6600 Shelby County Instructional Services Center (205) 682-5910 Shelby County Schools Education Foundation (205) 682-5255 shelbyedfoundation.org
Alabama Wildlife Center (205) 663-7930 awrc.org
Thompson High School (205) 685-6700 ths.alabasterschools.org
American Village (205) 665-3535 americanvillage.org
University of Montevallo (205) 665-6230 montevallo.edu
McWane Science Center (205) 714-8372 mcwane.org
Vincent Middle/High School (205) 682-7300
EDUCATION - SCHOOLS Alabaster City Board of Education (205) 663-8400 alabasterschools.org Calera High School (205) 682-6100 Calera Middle School (205) 682-6140 shelbyed.k12.al.us/schools/cams
EDUCATION-TRAINING AND TUTORING Construction Education Foundation of Alabama (205) 956-0146 cefatradetraining.com d!scover ITT (205) 989-4944 discoveritt.com Grade Power Learning
ELECTRICAL SERVICES Alabaster Electric Supply (205) 663-1143 alabasterelectric.com Inline Electric & Lighting Showroom (205) 982-7511 inlinelighting.com Marcum Electric, Incorporated (205) 664-1415 EMPLOYEE BENEFIT Benefits+ - Mark Rogers (205) 907-9767 EMPLOYMENT - AGENCIES & SERVICES Alabama Career Center System of Alabaster (205) 663-2542 joblink.alabama.gov/ada
EXTENDED STAY AHI Corporate Housing (205) 987-7797 theahigroup.com Homewood Suites Birmingham Riverchase (205) 637-2900 homewoodsuites3.hilton.com Homewood Suites Inverness (205) 995-9823 birmingham.homewoodsuites.com EYE CARE Alabaster Eye Care (205) 624-3088 alabastereyecare.com Jill K. Meyer, OD (205) 663-3937 drjillkmeyer.com Pelham Eye Care (205) 664-1575 pelhameyecare.com
Express Employment Professionals (205) 981-1141 SBirminghamAL.ExpressPros.com
Schaeffer Eye Center of Greystone (205) 979-2020 schaeffereyecenter.com
ENGINEERS AECOM Transportation (205) 970-0744 aecom.com
Schaeffer Eye Center of Inverness (205) 995-2020 schaeffereyecenter.com
Barge Design Solutions (205) 298-6074 bargewaggoner.com
Schaeffer Eye Center of Mountain Brook (205) 802-2020 schaeffereyecenter.com
Carr & Associates Engineers, Inc. (205) 664-8498 carrengineers.com
Schaeffer Eye Center of Pelham (205) 987-2020 schaeffereyecenter.com
ECS Southeast, LLP (205) 588-5099 ecslimited.com
Schaeffer Eye Center of the Colonnade (205) 967-2020 schaeffereyecenter.com
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Garver (205) 443-3080 GarverUSA.com Sain Associates, Inc. (205) 940-6420 sain.com ENVIRONMENTAL - WASTE MANAGEMENT Amwaste LLC (205) 313-0423 Waste Management of AlabamaCentral (205) 234-7947 wm.com ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Corblu Ecology Group, LLC (205) 677-0322 corblu.com EQUIPMENT RENTAL Trigreen Equipment (205) 605-0412 trigreenequipment.com EVENT ESPN/Birmingham Bowl (205) 733-3776 birminghambowl.com USGA - 2018 U.S. Women’s Open (205) 876-8586 usga.org EVENT & MEETING SPACE Pelham Civic Complex and Ice Arena (205) 620-6448 pelhamciviccomplex.com Venue 31 (205) 202-1306 pelhameventcenter.com EVENT PLANNING Meetings And Events By Adair (205) 408-8746 meetingsandeventsbyadair.com
Schaeffer Eye Center of Vestavia Hills (205) 979-2020 schaeffereyecenter.com Tracey L. Mercer OD, PC (205) 968-1160 Vision Source - Dr. Michael Blackburn, Optometrist (205) 980-5152 VisionSource-Blackburn.com FINANCIAL COACHING & CONSULTING Trustway (205) 451-1945 adefiniteplan.com FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS America’s First Federal Credit Union (800) 633-8431 amfirst.org America’s First Federal Credit Union of Inverness (205) 995-0001 amfirst.org America’s First Federal Credit Union of Pelham (205) 663-1945 amfirst.org
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APCO Employees Credit Union (205) 226-6896 apcocu.org APCO Employees Credit Union at Hoover (205) 823-7403 apcocu.org APCO Employees Credit Union at Inverness Center (205) 992-5030 apcocu.org
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CONVENIENCE STORES Murphy USA Inc. (870) 314-2052 murphyusa.com
Creed, Incorporated (205) 621-0809
(205) 620-2373 gradepowerlearning.com
Greater Shelby County Chamber of Commerce APCO Employees Credit Union of Chelsea (205) 678-8406 apcocu.org
Mutual Savings Credit Union of Riverchase (205) 682-1167 mutualsavings.org
APCO Employees Credit Union of Pelham (205) 664-7421 apcocu.org
National Bank of Commerce (205) 313-2100 nationalbankofcommerce.com
Avadian Credit Union Corporate (205) 985-2828 avadiancu.com Avadian Credit Union Greystone (205) 437-3696 avadiancu.com Avadian Credit Union of Chelsea (205) 678-7797 avadiancu.com Avadian Credit Union of Helena (205) 621-4262 avadiancu.com Avadian Credit Union of Pelham (205) 620-2332 avadiancu.com BancorpSouth Bank (205) 408-1954 bancorpsouth.com BB&T Bank of Pelham (205) 445-2345 bbt.com
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BBVA Compass (205) 297-1986 bbvacompass.com Bryant Bank (205) 408-6401 bryantbank.com Central State Bank (205) 605-0350 centralstatebank.com eCO Credit Union of Alabaster (205) 226-3912 ecocu.org First Commercial Bank - Pelham (205) 803-4593 firstcommercialbank.com First Commercial Bank/ Synovus (205) 868-4896 synovus.com First US Bank of Calera (205) 668-0425 firstusbank.com First US Bank of Columbiana (205) 669-3550 firstusbank.com First US of Harpersville (205) 672-8752 firstusbank.com
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iBERIABANK (205) 414-3660 iberiabank.com
Legacy Community Federal Credit Union (205) 930-5000 legacycreditunion.com Legacy Community Federal Credit Union (205) 930-5000 legacycreditunion.com Legacy Community Federal Credit Union Corporate (205) 933-9933 legacycreditunion.com Mutual Savings Credit Union of Pelham (205) 682-6345 mutualsavings.org
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NobleBank & Trust (205) 588-7060 noblebank.com Regions Financial NA (205) 264-4993 regions.com Regions Financial of Greystone (205) 980-4400 regions.com Regions Financial of Helena (205) 685-1680 regions.com Regions Financial of Pelham (205) 663-0723 regions.com Regions of Montevallo (205) 665-4708 regions.com Renasant Bank at Park Place (205) 716-3475 renasantbank.com Renasant Bank of Chelsea (205) 678-2265 renasant.com Renasant Bank of Pelham (205) 663-3834 renasantbank.com Southern States Bank (205) 877-0195 southernstatesbank.net Stewardship Investment Planning (205) 506-0101 stewardshipip.com Trustmark National Bank (205) 665-2591 trustmark.com USAmeriBank of Inverness (205) 408-2000 usameribank.com Wells Fargo at Brook Highland (205) 948-1400 wellsfargo.com Wells Fargo at North Shelby (205) 620-3130 wellsfargo.com Wells Fargo at Oak Mountain (205) 403-4115 wellsfargo.com Wells Fargo at The Summit (205) 948-1000 wellsfargo.com Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. (205) 254-5931 wellsfargo.com Wells Fargo of Alabaster (205) 620-1009 wellsfargo.com
Woodforest National Bank (205) 664-3550 woodforest.com FINANCIAL INVESTMENTS Grinkmeyer Leonard Financial (205) 970-9088 grinkmeyerleonard.com FINANCIAL PRODUCTS & SERVICES State Farm Insurance, Joseph Chambers Agency (205) 663-3276 josephchambers.net Travis M. Sherman, Retirement Income Consulting, LLC (205) 417-0940 retirement-income.guru FIRE & WATER RESTORATION ServPro of Birmingham (205) 664-6770 servpro.com FIRE PROTECTION North Shelby Fire and EMS District (205) 991-6439 northshelbyfire.com Walker Backflow and Fire Protection Services, LLC (205) 989-3300 walkerbfps.com FIREARMS PRODUCTS & SERVICES HDC, LLC (205) 690-8470 HuDisCo.com FLOORING, CARPET, HARDWOOD Floor Coverings International (205) 370-9118 birmingham. floorcoveringsinternational.com Hill’s Carpet (205) 358-7879 hillscarpetstore.com Iron City Floors (205) 624-2018 ironcityfloors.com Issis & Sons Carpet (205) 663-2310 issisandsons.com FLORISTS Pelham Flowers by Desiree (205) 663-9028 pelhamflowersbydesiree.com FOOD Southeastern Food Merchandisers (205) 664-3322 southeasternfood.com FOOD - FULL LINE SERVICES Smiley Brothers Specialty Foods (205) 531-0943 SYSCO Food Services of Central Alabama, Incorporated (205) 668-0001 sysco.com FOOD - SEASONINGS A.C. Legg, Incorporated (205) 324-3451 aclegg.com
Wells Fargo of Hoover (205) 354-1020 wellsfargo.com
FOOD WHOLESALE Bud’s Best Cookies (205) 987-4840 budsbestcookies.com
Wells Fargo of Inverness (205) 980-2460 wellsfargo.com
Spoon & Ladle Soup Co. (205) 999-3002 Spoonandladle.com
Wells Fargo of Riverchase (205) 403-4100 wellsfargo.com
FROZEN DESSERTS Frios Gourmet Pops (205) 913-3808 friospops.com
Town of Mt Laurel (205) 408-8696 mtlaurel.com
FUNDRAISING Funding Solutions (512) 382-7270 funsol.com FUNERAL HOMES Southern Heritage Funeral Home and Cemetery (205) 988-3541 dignitymemorial.com/southernheritage-cemetery GLASS REPAIR & SERVICES Cahaba Glass Company (205) 621-7355 cahabaglassco.com GOLF Ballantrae Golf Club (205) 620-GOLF (4653) ballantraegolf.com
Heatherwood Hills Country Club (205) 502-4441 heatherwoodhills.com
Timberline Golf Club (205) 668-7888 timberlinegc.com GOVERNMENT - CITY Alabaster Water Board (205) 663-6155 alabasterwater.com City of Alabaster (205) 664-6800 cityofalabaster.com City of Birmingham (205) 254-2283 birminghamal.gov City of Calera (205) 668-3500 cityofcalera.org City of Chelsea (205) 678-7260 cityofchelsea.com City of Columbiana (205) 669-5800 cityofcolumbiana.com City of Helena (205) 663-2161 cityofhelena.org City of Hoover (205) 444-7500 hooveral.org City of Leeds (205) 699-2585 leedsalabama.com City of Montevallo (205) 665-2555 cityofmontevallo.com City of Pelham (205) 620-6400 pelhamalabama.gov City of Vestavia Hills (205) 978-0100 vestaviahills.net City of Vincent (205) 672-2261 townofvincent.com Indian Springs Village (205) 987-2581 indianspringsvillage.org Town of Harpersville (205) 672-9961 townofharpersville.com
Town of Wilsonville (205) 669-6180 wilsonvilleal.com Town of Wilton (205) 665-2021 wiltonalabama.com GOVERNMENT - COUNTY Shelby County (205) 670-6550 shelbyal.com Shelby County Circuit Clerk (205) 669-3760 18jc.alacourt.gov
Bent Brook Golf Club (205) 428-9600 BentBrook.com
Inverness Country Club (205) 991-8608 iccalabama.com
Town of Westover (205) 678-3375 westoveralabama.org
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Shelby County Commission, District 1 (205) 669-6743 Shelby County Commission, District 2 (205) 427-4289 Shelby County Commission, District 3 (205) 665-9573 Shelby County Commission, District 4 (205) 663-7334 Shelby County Commission, District 5 (205) 988-4483 Shelby County Commission, District 6 (205) 988-0658 Shelby County Commission, District 7 (205) 985-7179 Shelby County Commission, District 8 (205) 982-8717 Shelby County Commission, District 9 (205) 678-2020 Shelby County Circuit and District Court (205) 669-8588 Shelby County Coroner (205) 669-3846 Shelby County Department of Development Services (205) 620-6650 shelbyal.com Shelby County Director of Public Works (205) 669-3869 Shelby County District Attorney (205) 669-3750 Shelby County Emergency Management Agency (205) 669-3999 shelbyal.com Shelby County Engineer (205) 669-3880 Shelby County Facilities & General Services Department (205) 670-6461 shelbyal.com Shelby County Finance Manager (205) 669-3943 Shelby County Health Department (205) 620-1650
Greater Shelby County Chamber of Commerce Shelby County Juvenile Services (205) 669-3831 Shelby County Planning Commission (205) 960-7220 shelbyal.com Shelby County Probate Judge (205) 669-3713 Shelby County Property Tax Commission (205) 670-6900 Shelby County Sheriff’s Office (205) 669-4181 shelbyso.com GOVERNMENT - STATE Alabama National Guard / 22nd Recruiting & Retention Battallion (334) 271-7293 Alabama Senate (205) 620-0116 Middle Alabama Area Agency on Aging (205) 670-5770 m4a-alabama.org Representative April Weaver (205) 541-6424 aprilweaver.com Senator J.T. Waggoner (205) 978-7405 Shelby County Legislative Office (205) 620-6610 shelbylegislators.com
State Representative Arnold Mooney State Representative Corley Ellis (334) 242-7600 State Representative Dickie Drake (205) 699-7392 State Representative Jack Williams (205) 862-5041 State Representative Jim Carns (334) 242-7600 State Representative Matt Fridy (205) 280-0260 State Senator Cam Ward (205) 566-6746 camward.com State Senator Jim McClendon (205) 467-2656 jimmcclendon.org
Rodan and Fields (205) 568-6261 jbparker.myrandf.com Shelby Dermatology (205) 621-9500 shelbydermatology.com HEALTH & FITNESS Gym Time (205) 624-4040 gymtime.fitness YMCA - Alabaster Branch (205) 663-6504 ymcabham.org/alabaster YMCA - Pelham Family Branch (205) 664-9622 ymcabham.org/pelham YMCA Hargis Retreat (205) 678-6512 ymcabham.org/hargisretreat HEALTH & WELLNESS American Family Care of Calera (205) 319-8000 afcurgentcare.com ARCpoint Labs of Birmingham (205) 968-1090 birmingham-al-greystone. arcpointlabs.com Bradford Health Services (205) 419-3593 bradfordhealth.net Champion Sports Medicine (205) 664-3197 myphysio.com Elise Hearn, Shaklee Independent Distributor (205) 821-2270 elise.myshaklee.com It’s About Time Urgent Care (205) 657-1719 itsabouttimeuc.com Juice Plus + (205) 332-5255 vickieverett.juiceplus.com Skin Wellness Center of Alabama (205) 871-7332 skinwellnessal.com TherapySouth - Helena (205) 624-4708 therapysouth.com
State Senator Slade Blackwell (205) 324-7676
HEALTH INSURANCE Blue Cross Blue Shield of Alabama (205) 220-2100 bcbsal.org
U. S. Representative Gary Palmer 6th Congressional District (205) 968-1290 palmer.house.gov
HEALTHCARE DISTRIBUTION Amedisys, Inc. (877) 828-2837 amedisys.com
U. S. Senator Luther Strange’s Office (202) 224-4124
HOME FURNISHINGS & ACCESSORIES Encore Resales Inc. (205) 358-7690 encoreresales.com
U. S. Senator Richard Shelby’s Office (205) 731-1384 shelby.senate.gov GRAPHIC DESIGN Kopri Signs & Graphics, LLC (205) 903-1642 kopripromotions.com GROCERS Sav Mor Food Outlet (205) 668-2315 savmorcalera.com
Choice Home Care (205) 445-0705 choice-homecare.com Comfort Care Home Health and Hospice (205) 685-0421 comfortcarehomehealth.com Comfort Caregivers, LLC (205) 730-2358 Home Care Assistance (205) 438-6925 homecareassistancebirminghamal. com Quality Correctional Health Care (205) 437-1512 qchcweb.com HOME HEALTH CARE NON-MEDICAL Home Instead Senior Care (205) 822-1915 homeinstead.com/bham
Brown Lumber & Building Supply (205) 669-6715 brownlumberco.net Coleman Construction, Inc. (205) 383-5472 colemanconstruction.net Sherwin-Williams Paint Store @ Alabaster (205) 621-8510 sherwin-williams.com Vinyl Designs, LLC (205) 222-2230 HOME SERVICES US Department of HUD (205) 731-2630 HOSPITAL Brookwood Baptist Freestanding Emergency Department (205) 725-6800 brookwoodbaptisthealth.com/ourservices/emergency/freestanding-ed Brookwood Medical Center (205) 877-1000 brookwoodbaptisthealth.com Children’s Health System (205) 638-9100 childrensal.org
HEALTHSOUTH Lakeshore Rehabilitation Hospital (205) 868-2000 healthsouthlakeshorerehab.com Noland Hospital Shelby (205) 620-8641 nolandhealth.com
Summer Classics (205) 358-9200 summerclassics.com
St. Vincent’s Health System (205) 930-2134 stvhs.com
HOME HEALTH CARE Alacare Home Health & Hospice (205) 981-8000 alacare.com
HUMAN RESOURCE OUTSOURCING Advantage Staffing (205) 444-8733 advantageresourcing.com
Alacare Home Health & Hospice (205) 755-6955 alacare.com
INDIVIDUAL The Honorable Chris Curry (205) 908-7222
State Farm Insurance, Berryman Agency (205) 663-6310 anthonyberryman.com
INDUSTRY EBSCO Industries, Inc. (205) 991-6600 ebscoind.com
State Farm Insurance, Blake Guy Agency (205) 988-4525 blakeguyinsurance.com
Lhoist North America (205) 621-3331 lhoist.com
State Farm Insurance, Brittani Morris Agency (205) 988-4526 brittanimorrisinsurance.com
Plant Power & Control Systems, LLC (205) 663-4433 plantpower.com
Vulcan Information Packaging (205) 672-2271 vulcan-online.com Vulcan Materials Company (205) 663-0749 vulcanmaterials.com
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State Farm Insurance, Wesley Guy Agency (205) 663-4666 wesleyguy.com JEWELRY & GIFTS M&M Jewelers, Inc. (205) 991-0593 mmjewelersbirmingham.com JUNK REMOVAL Junk King of Birmingham (205) 753-9313 junk-king.com/birmingham
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Sawyer Solutions, LLC (844) 448-7767 sawyersolutionsllc.com
LANDSCAPING/ VEGETATION CONTROL Heritage Cultivation Specialist (205) 995-3331 heritageltc.com
INSURANCE Alfa Insurance - Chanda B. Thomas (205) 663-0745 alfains.com/chandathomas
LAWN CARE SERVICES Dirtworks and Bobcat Service, Inc. (205) 620-1818 dirtworksandbobcatservice.com
Allstate Insurance - The McGarry Agency (205) 690-3234 agents.allstate.com/hart-mcgarrycalera-al.html
Doug’s Lawn Care (205) 531-6465 dlcincal.com
Allstate Insurance - The Price Agency (205) 991-5106 Brent Flavin State Farm (205) 408-0448 brentflavin.com Farmers Insurance - Joseph Buff Agency (205) 701-4924 agents.farmers.com/al/chelsea/ joseph-buff Hairston Brown Financial & Insurance Services (205) 685-1333 hairstonbrown.com
Grandview Medical Center (205) 971-1000 grandviewhealth.com
Standifer Insurance Group (205) 664-3200 standiferinsurancegroup.com
INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS SALES White Rock Quarries-Vincent Hills (205) 505-9225
SEPCO, Sealing Equipment Products Company (205) 403-7500 sepcousa.com
HOME IMPROVEMENTS CONSTRUCTION & REMODELING Bath Fitter (205) 876-1760 bathfitter.com
Shelby Baptist Medical Center (205) 620-8100 baptisthealthalabama.org
The Honorable Theoangelo Perkins (205) 669-6317 theo.lowerealty.com
Insight Risk Management, LLC Travis J. Keizer (205) 294-1969 irmllc.com Karen Ross Miller Allstate Agency (205) 620-1120 agents.allstate.com/karen-rossmiller-helena-al2.html Kevin Martin - New York Life (205) 688-6635 Liberty Mutual Insurance (205) 995-9883 libertymutual.com Neil Bailey Insurance & Investments (205) 985-4517 Rux Carter Insurance (205) 669-3158 ruxcarterinsurance.com Sheffield Insurance Agency, Inc. (205) 987-2324 allstateagencies.com/b.sheffield
LEGAL SERVICES LegalShield - Andrew & Lizzi Wilkerson (205) 516-5223 mylegalidentity.net LIBRARIES Albert L. Scott Public Library (205) 664-6822 shelbycounty-al.org North Shelby Library (205) 439-5500 northshelbylibrary.org LIGHTING Future Energy Solutions 954) 714-0300 feslighting.com LODGING Best Western Plus Birmingham Inn (205) 995-8586 bwbirmingham.com Birmingham Marriott Hotel (205) 968-3775 marriott.com/bhmmc Fairfield Inn & Suites Pelham (205) 987-9879 marriott.com/bhmfp Hampton Inn & Suites 280 at Eagle Point (205) 981-0024 birmingham280easteagle pointsuites.hamptoninn.com
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State Representative Allen Farley (334) 242-7767
HEALTH & BEAUTY Aesthetic Dermatology (205) 588-7000 dermatologistsofbirmingham.com
Greater Shelby County Chamber of Commerce Holiday Inn Express & Suites Alabaster (205) 624-6488 ihg.com Holiday Inn Express & Suites Birmingham-Inverness (205) 776-6370 ihg.com Holiday Inn Express & Suites Pelham (205) 987-8888 ihg.com Hyatt Place Birmingham/ Hoover (205) 988-8444 hyattplace.com Hyatt Place of Inverness (205) 995-9242 hyattplace.com Hyatt Regency Birmingham - The Wynfrey Hotel (205) 705-1234 wynfrey.regency.hyatt.com Oak Mountain Lodge of Riverchase/ Pelham (205) 985-9117 oakmountainlodge.com Quality Inn of Pelham (205) 444-9200 choicehotels.com/hotel/al065
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Sleep Inn (205) 982-9800 choicehotels.com MACHINE & EQUIPMENT SALES, SERVICE & INSTALLATION Snag Equipment & Lubrication (205) 296-0436 snagequipment.com MAIL SERVICE Pitney Bowes (205) 246-4294 pitneybowes.com MANUFACTURER Cheney Lime & Cement Company (205) 625-3031 cheneylime.com Saginaw Pipe Company, Incorporated (205) 664-3670 saginawpipe.com Surface One Inc (205) 621-1125 surface1.com Vulcan Steel Products (205) 620-5100 vulc.com MARKETING Alabama Media Group (205) 209-0912 alabamamediagroup.com Brownstone Marketing Solutions (205) 789-3600 bmsllc.biz MARTIAL ARTS SCHOOL Tiger Rock Martial Arts (205) 663-0091 pelhamtrma.com MASSAGE THERAPY Birmingham Wellness Massage (205) 370-4116 birminghamwellness messagetherapy.com MEDIA ABC 33/40 (205) 982-3942 abc3340.com Birmingham Business Journal (205) 322-0000 bizjournals.com/birmingham
86 ShelbyLiving.com Shelbychamber.org
CBS WIAT 42 (205) 322-4200 wiat.com FOX6 WBRC-TV (205) 322-6666 myfoxal.com
Sherwin-Williams Paint Store @ Chelsea (205) 678-3893 sherwin-williams.com PARAMEDICS Regional Paramedical Services (205) 664-1036 rpsems.com
Shelby Podiatry, P.C. (205) 663-3224 shelbypodiatry.com Village Dermatology (205) 877-9773 villagedermatology.net
WBHM (205) 934-2606 wbhm.org
MILITARY SERVICE Birmingham Air National Guard (205) 714-2287 MORTGAGE Classic Home Mortgage (205) 444-5866 fundinghomedreams.com
WVTM 13 (205) 933-1313 alabamas13.com
InterLinc Mortgage Services, LLC (205) 795-3833 interlincalabama.com/cgapen
PAYROLL SERVICES AdvaPay Systems, LLC (205) 588-2618 advapaysystems.com
MEDICAL - GENERAL American Family Care of Alabaster (205) 605-0495 americanfamilycare.com
MortgageBanc (205) 986-4236 mortgagebancllc.com
Heartland (205) 354-3615 heartlandpaymentsystems.com
American Family Care of Greystone (205) 201-7290 americanfamilycare.com
MOVING & STORAGE Armstrong Relocation & Companies (205) 942-1625 armstrongrelocation.com
Paychex Incorporated (205) 991-3990 paychex.com
American Family Care of Pelham (205) 621-6411 americanfamilycare.com
Changing Spaces Moving, Inc. (205) 972-0744 changingspacesmoving.com
Community of Hope Health Clinic (205) 685-4154 communityofhopeclinic.com
Motivated Movers (205) 995-7585 motivatedmoversbham.com
KidsStreet Urgent Care (205) 644-8289 KidsStreetUrgentCare.com
MUSEUM & ARCHIVES KCH Museum of George Washington (205) 669-8767 washingtonmuseum.com
Shelby County Newspapers, Inc. (205) 669-3131 shelbycountyreporter.com
MEDICAL - SPECIALIZED Alabama Ear, Nose & Throat Associates, Incorporated (205) 985-7393 alabamaentassociates.com Alabaster Optical & Hearing Aid Service (205) 663-2177 alabasteroptical.com Birmingham Allergy & Asthma Specialists, P.C. (205) 943-1197 birminghamallergy.com Chilton Shelby Mental Health Center (205) 668-4308 chiltonshelby.org Gastroenterology Associates NorthCentral Alabama, P.C. (205) 663-1023 gastrodocs.info Heart South Cardiovascular Group, PC (205) 663-5775 heartsouthpc.com Inverness Dermatology (205) 995-5575 invernessderm.com Lakeside Hospice, Inc. (205) 884-1111 lakesidehospice.org Lemak Sports Medicine & Orthopedics - Shelby (205) 358-9120 lemaksports.com Lemak Sports Medicine, LLC (205) 329-7500 Magnolia Creek Treatment Center (205) 678-4373 magnolia-creek.com Narrows Family Eye Care (205) 980-4530 narrowsfec.com Psychiatry South, Inc. (205) 987-0724 psychiatrysouth.com
PAVING - ASPHALT Glenn Contracting & Paving Co, Inc. (205) 991-0194 glennpaving.com
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PEST CONTROL & SERVICES Cook’s Pest Control - South District Office (205) 980-0920 cookspest.com Mr. Bugg’s Pest Patrol, Inc. (205) 663-1919 mrbuggs.com/ Vulcan Termite & Pest Control, Inc. (205) 663-4200 vulcantermite.com
Shelby County Historical Society, Incorporated (205) 669-3912 schsociety.org Shelby County Museum & Archives (205) 669-3912 http://www.rootsweb.ancestry. com/~alshelby/schs.html Shelby Iron Works (205) 669-2465 The National Center for Fire and Life Safety (205) 983-4376 ncfls.org NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION MANAGEMENT Selective Management Services (205) 624-3586 selectivemgmt.com
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Wayne’s Environmental Services, Inc. (205) 985-7009 callwaynes.com PET GROOMING SERVICES Shaggy Chic Grooming (205) 212-4059 PHARMACIES Davis Drug (205) 669-6713 PHYSICAL THERAPY Drayer Physical Therapy Institute (205) 668-6900 drayerpt.com TherapySouth-Pelham/Alabaster (205) 664-8404 therapysouth.com PLUMBING & GAS FITTERS Plumb-Tech, Inc. (205) 664-5324
OFFICE EQUIPMENT - SALES & LEASING Greene’s Business Machines, Inc. (205) 979-8201
PLUMBING SERVICES Roto-Rooter Services Co. (205) 518-7072 rotorooter.com
Stewart of Alabama (205) 969-3000 stewartal.com
PRINTING SERVICES EBSCO Media (205) 226-8516 ebscomedia.com
OFFICE FURNITURE OFC Workscapes, Inc. (205) 492-9937 ofcworkscapes.com OFFICE SUPPLIES & SERVICES Office Depot (205) 945-2650 business.officedepot.com ORTHOPEDIC SPECIALIST Alabama Bone & Joint Clinic (205) 621-3778 alabamaboneandjoint.com Andrews Sports Medicine and Orthopaedic Center (205) 939-3699 andrewssportsmedicine.com PAINTING COMMERCIAL AND/OR RESIDENTIAL
Minuteman Press (205) 621-2722 alabaster.minutemanpress.com The UPS Store, Caldwell Mill / Valleydale in Hoover (205) 980-8180 hoover-al-2389.theupsstorelocal. com
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PROMOTIONAL PRODUCTS Junior Davis & Associates - Laney Yarchak (205) 937-9038 juniordavis.com PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Sealy Management Co. Inc (205) 391-6000 sealyrealty.com
PUBLIC RELATIONS FIRM Beth Chapman & Associates, LLC (205) 243-8753 bethchapman.com PUBLICATIONS Birmingham Christian Family Magazine (205) 408-7150 birminghamchristian.com Greystone Living (205) 902-7177 Starnes Media (205) 313-1780 starnes.media Women’s Exchange (205) 967-0085 womens-exchange.com PUBLISHERS Macaroni Kid South Birmingham (404) 558-2837 sbirmingham.macaronikid.com RADIO STATION APH Radio 99.9 FM (205) 317-5228 aphradio.org REAL ESTATE AHI Properties (205) 682-9106 theahigroup.com ARC Realty (205) 969-8910 arcrealtyco.com Farris Management Company, Inc. (205) 663-0572 Peter Northcott, Realtor / LAH Hoover (205) 440-3093 lahrealestate.com/agents/peter_ northcott Realty Pros, LLC - Amy Spinks (205) 665-2828 realtyprosllc.net Signature Homes (205) 989-5588 e-signaturehomes.com South Oak Title Pelham, LLC (205) 624-2121 southoaktitle.com Weichert Realtors - Romano Properties (205) 358-7953 wr-romanoproperties.com X3 Land Group Inc. (205) 368-9032 x3landgroup.com REAL ESTATE - COMMERCIAL Cushman & Wakefield/EGS Commercial Real Estate (205) 939-4440 egsinc.com Daniel Corporation (205) 443-4500 danielcorp.com Keller Williams Commercial/Keller Williams Realty Metro South (205) 240-8066 kwcommercial.com Southeast Commercial (205) 623-3202 southeastcommercial.net REAL ESTATE - RESIDENTIAL Birmingham Association of Realtors (205) 871-1911 birminghamrealtors.com Brik Realty (205) 206-4321 brikrealty.com
Greater Shelby County Chamber of Commerce Daniel Worthington - RE/MAX Over the Mountain (205) 601-6689 remax.com/realestateagentoffice/ birmingham-al-35243danielworthington-id11350932.html Deedee Assaad, REALTOR (205) 830-7400 bestbirminghamagent.com Down South Realty / Mary Dunnaway (205) 966-8684 RE/MAX First Choice (205) 663-4402 firstchoiceal.com RealtySouth - Inverness (205) 991-6565 realtysouth.com RealtySouth - Pelham (205) 663-3895 realtysouth.com Rudulph Real Estate (205) 879-4691 rudulphrents.com
Champy’s (205) 621-3991 champyschicken.com
The Home Depot of Pelham (205) 685-1837 homedepot.com
Chick-Fil-A at Inverness (205) 995-9925 chick-fil-a.com/inverness
Wal-Mart - Calera #3271 (205) 668-0831 walmart.com
Golden Rule Bar-B-Q of Helena (205) 621-7427
Wal-Mart Neighborhood Market #3424 (205) 582-6183 walmart.com/store/3424/details
Jim ‘N Nick’s Community Bar-B-Q at Alabaster (205) 605-0170 JimnNicks.com Jim ‘N Nick’s Community Bar-B-Q at Greystone (205) 991-1306 JimnNicks.com Johnny Ray’s @ Chelsea (205) 678-8418 johnnyraysbbq.com/chelsea Johnny Ray’s on 52 (205) 664-0501 johnnyraysbbq.com
Vicki Lugar, Real Estate Guru (205) 563-3444
McAlister’s Deli of Pelham (205) 985-9797 mcalistersdeli.com/
Wendy Rye RealtySouth (256) 684-2373 wendyrye.com
Newk’s Eatery - Inverness (205) 721-8918 newks.com
RECREATION Alabaster Senior Center (205) 663-1307 cityofalabaster.com
Outback Steakhouse 280 (205) 991-4418
Knockerball Birmingham (205) 316-6163 knockerballbirmingham.com Oak Mountain State Park (205) 620-2520 alapark.com/OakMountain Pelham Racquet Club (205) 621-3380 tennisracquetclub.com Regions Tradition (205) 967-4745 brunoeventteam.com Selwood Farm (256) 362-3961 selwoodfarm.com Shelby County Park and Recreation Authority (205) 991-2015 REFRIGERANT SOLUTIONS Refrigerant Solutions, Inc (205) 987-4745 rsichoice.com RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATION Shelby Baptist Association (205) 669-7858 shelbybaptist.org RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL RENOVATION/RESTORATION Ready Restoration Inc. (844) 687-3239 RESIDENTIAL CLEANING SERVICES The Maids (205) 871-9338 maids.com/83 RESTAURANTS Bellinis Ristorante & Bar (205) 981-5380 ourbellinis.com Bernie’s On Main Street (205) 669-9993
The HoneyBaked Ham Company (205) 620-9899 myhoneybakedstore.com/ alabaster/808 Whataburger @ Alabaster (205) 620-4188 whataburger.com Whataburger @ Chelsea (205) 678-6648 whataburger.com Whataburger @ Inverness (205) 980-9314 locations.whataburger.com/al/ birmingham/111-resource-centerpkwy.html Whataburger @ Pelham (205) 987-2779 whataburger.com Zaxby’s of Alabaster (205) 663-5966 zaxbys.com RETAIL Belk of Alabaster (205) 685-9034 belk.com Ensley-Fairfield Mattress Company (205) 663-9733 efmattress.com Marvin’s Building Materials of Calera (205) 668-2608 R & R Wine & Liquor (205) 690-8686 Rustic Furniture (205) 624-3754 solidrusticfurniture.com Sam’s Club (205) 982-0596 samsclub.com The Cottage of Serendipity (205) 419-3390 thecottageofserendipity.com
Wal-Mart Supercenter #5262 (205) 987-0108 walmart.com
STONE SUPPLIER Cutstone Company LLC (205) 624-3538 cutstoneco.com
Birmingham Water Works Board (205) 244-4000 bwwsb.com SouthWest Water Company (205) 987-8352 CleanerCahaba.info Spire Alabama, Inc. (800) 292-4008 spireenergy.com
STORAGE Attic Plus Storage (205) 969-1860 atticplus.com
Xpert Drilling (205) 937-6382
Metro Companies (205) 985-5074
VEGETATION MANAGEMENT Southeast Vegetation Management LLC (205) 626-9026 southeastvm.com
STORAGE - FACILITIES Morningstar Storage (205) 685-0244 morningstarstorage.com Rafiki Mini Storage (205) 620-6748
VENDING Expert Vending Service, Inc. (205) 951-8141 expertvendingservice.net
SWIMMING POOLS Swimming Pool Services, LLC (205) 601-3385 swimmingpoolservices.net
VETERINARIAN 280 Animal Medical Center (205) 678-8253 280amc.com
ROOFING Yellowhammer Roofing, Inc (205) 988-3337 yellowhammerroofing.com
TAX & FINANCIAL SERVICES Cornerstone Certified Public Accounting, LLC (205) 678-8033 cornerstonecpanow.com
Airport Veterinary Hospital, P.C. (205) 621-0500 airportveterinaryhospitalofcalera. com
RUBBER PRODUCTS Specification Rubber Products (205) 663-2521 specrubber.com
TELECOMMUNICATIONS AT&T - Alabama (205) 714-0523 att.com
SECURITY SERVICES Clear Solutions, Inc. (205) 618-8324 theclearsolutions.com
Low Latency Communications, LLC (205) 745-3970 lowlatencycomm.com
RETIREMENT COMMUNITY Danberry At Inverness (205) 443-9500 danberryatinverness.com Galleria Woods Retirement Community (205) 985-7537 brookdale.com
Five Star Security, Inc. (205) 230-3551 5-starsecurity.com McDowell Security Services, LLC (205) 783-1692 mcdowellsecure.com SECURITY SYSTEMS ADT Security Services (205) 403-3164 adt.com SHIPPING The UPS Store of Pelham (205) 664-2258 theupsstorelocal.com/1183 SIGNS FASTSIGNS (205) 823-4045 fastsigns.com/198 Reliable Sign Services, Inc. (205) 664-0955 reliablesigns.com Steel City Signs Inc. (205) 624-3573 steelcitysigns.net SKILLED NURSING FACILITY Rehab Select at Shelby Ridge (205) 620-8500 rehabselect.net SPORTS CLUB Alabama Soccer Association (205) 991-9779 alsoccer.org Birmingham Bulls Hockey Club, LLC (256) 620-6870 bullshockey.net SPORTS EQUIPMENT Tandems, Ltd. (205) 991-5519 tandemsltd.com The Soccer Post (205) 783-5556 soccerpostbhm.com
TELEPHONE EQUIPMENT & SERVICES Business Telephones Incorporated (205) 988-8297 bticonnect.com IS Technologies, Inc. (205) 314-8800 istphones.com
Oak View Animal Hospital (205) 988-3559 oakviewah.com Southern Veterinary Partners (205) 453-4760 svp.vet Valleydale Animal Clinic (205) 991-5416 valleydaleanimalclinic.com VIDEOGRAPHY Hope Finley Photography & Videography (205) 281-1908 WASTE DISPOSAL SERVICES Bin There Dump That (205) 406-5850 dumpsterrentalsbirmingham.com
THRIFT STORE The Foundry Ministries (205) 424-4673 foundryministries.com
Trash Taxi of Alabama LLC (205) 419-4005 trashtaxial.com
TIRE WHOLESALER Tire Engineers @ Hwy 280 (205) 408-2720 tireengineers.com TRAINING Alabama Technology Network (205) 856-8000 atn.org TRANSPORTATION Apex Valet & Rare Transportation (205) 991-0532 apexvalet.com Walco Transport, LLC (888) 569-4441 walcotransport.com TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT & SOLUTIONS Transportation South, Inc. (205) 663-2287 transportationsouth.com TRAVEL AGENCY International Expeditions (205) 285-4000 ietravel.com
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Jennifer Hand Travel Pro (205) 620-4076 JenniferHandTravelPro.com
WINERY Vizzini Farms Winery, Inc. (205) 685-0655 vizzinifarmswinery.com
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Area veterans enjoyed a free meal at Texas Roadhouse in Pelham on Veterans Day. 1.
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Colonial Story Time Adventures at the AMERICAN VILLAGE For Pre-K and Kindergarten January 9-13, 17-20
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Don’t let pain or injury keep you from enjoying the holidays! Visit your local BenchMark Physical Therapy. Our licensed physical therapists are trained to get you moving and feeling better—faster! Let us focus on your full recovery while you focus on what matters to you.
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Parents and students spent the evening of Nov. 2, visiting the Helena Intermediate School book fair for new books and supplies. 1.
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The South Shelby Chamber of Commerce hosted a Coffee with the Mayor of Westover Larry Riggins event on Thursday, Sept. 14, at the ServPro Training Center in Westover.
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Mt Laurel Elementary School held its 14th annual Renaissance Faire on Friday, Sept. 29. The event included inflatables, a DJ, photo booth, carnival rides and more. 1.
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Marketplace Shelby Living Magazine • 205.669.3131
INDUSTRIAL ATHLETES $17.68 hour + production & safety $$$ incentives. Grocery order selection using electric pallet jacks & voice activated headsets. PART-TIME TRUCK DRIVER- CLASS A Average $0.53 per mile deliver palletized loads to grocery stores within 300 mile radius. Work available 7 days/week. Can lead to full-time employment. Clean MVR and 2 years minimum tractor-trailer experience required. Paid vacation & holidays. Blue Cross health & dental insurance. Matching 401k plan. Apply online at AGSOUTH.COM or call Charlie Seagle at (205) 808-4833 Preemployment drug test required. Automation Personnel Services Hiring IMMEDIATELY For: Automotive Assembly, General Labor, Production, Clerical, Machine Operator, Quality, Carpentry, Welder, Foundry. Positions In: Calera, Clanton, Pelham, Bessemer, McCalla. Walkin applications accepted. Clanton (205)280-0002. Pelham (205)444-9774. B&J_Metal_Fabricators Starting November 1st! Metal roofing and Portable metal buildings Custom sizes available Customize your own!! Montevallo (205)665-4687 (205)296-9988
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NOW HIRING DRIVERS •Dump Truck Driver needed for utility contractor. Also needed: •Fuel Truck Driver, HAZMAT required. Apply in person: 276 Snow Drive Birmingham, AL 35209 Call: (205)942-1095 Bama Concrete Now Hiring: Diesel Mechanic 4 Years Minimum Experience. CDL Preferred. Competitive Pay. Great Benefits. Apply in person: 2180 Hwy 87 Alabaster, 35007
Bent Creek Apartments. Affordable 1 and 2 Bedroom. On-site Manager. On-site Maintenance. 3001 7th Street. North Canton, AL 35045. TDD#s: 800-548-2547(V) 800-548-2546(T/A) bentcreek@morrowapts. com Office Hours: Mon-Fri, 8am-4pm. Equal Opportunity Provider/ Employer Birmingham Hide & Tallow Immediate position for CLASS-B ROUTE DRIVERS FOR LOCAL ROUTE. WELLESTABLISHED 100+ YEAR COMPANY NOW HIRING ROUTE DRIVERS. HOME NIGHTS/ WEEKENDS. LOOKING FOR HARD WORKING DRIVERS TO JOIN OUR TEAM. CLEAN MVR/ BG CHECK REQUIRED. COMPETITIVE PAY & BENEFITS: BCBC, 401K, PAID HOLIDAYS/ VACATION, COMPANY FURNISHED UNIFORMS.
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CALL 205-425-1711 OR EMAIL: adria.lupien@ bhtonline.com Boise Cascade Now Hiring for Utility Positions. Starting pay $13/hour. Must be able to pass background screen. Please apply at www.bc.com Borden Dairy of Alabama, LLC NOW HIRING for Class B CDL Delivery Drivers at our Irondale, AL Branch. Six Months verifiable experience driving a Commercial Vehicle. Experience in customer service preferred. Go to www.bordendairy.com to apply. (Careers, select location) Borden Dairy of Alabama, LLC is an Equal Opportunity Employer. BRIARWOOD APARTMENTS Now Leasing! Beautiful 1 and 2 Bedroom Apartments. Mon & Wed 8:30am4pm. 535-A Hicks St. Montevallo • 205-665-2257 • TDD #’s: (V)1-800-548-2547 • (T/A)1-800-548-2546. This institution is an equal opportunity provider and employer. Chandler Health & Rehab in Alabaster Alabama Now accepting applications for CNA’s, RN’s, LPN’s, and RN House Supervisor Call Linda White 205-663-3859 Carroll Fulmer Now Hiring Class-A CDL Drivers. Over-the-road positions available. Dry
vans. No hazmat. Must have one year over-theroad. Experience and a clean MVR. Competitive pay and bonus package. Good home time. Call 800-633-9710 ext. 2
Chase Learning Center & Day Care is Pelham is Now Hiring • PT Nursery • PT After-school. $8/hr. 5 days/week. Great for college students! 205-620-1616
Comfort Caregivers • Now Hiring Caregivers New Positions Available Full-time & Part-time •Non-medical Care •Companion/Sitter Services •Personal Care •Homemaker Services View jobs and apply online: www. comfortcarehomehealth. com 205.730.2358
Homewood Area Package Store. Day Shift (10am-6pm) Clerk/Stocker. Must be 21, have retail experience, be able to multi-task, able to work any shift. Good pay. Call (205)585-8900
Coosa Valley Medical Center NOW HIRING! • RN Med/Surg, 7am7pm • RN Labor & Delivery, 11pm-7am 7-on/7-off • LPN CVMC Nursing Home, 3pm-11pm, 11pm-7am • RN ICU, 7am-7pm Email resume to: Blaine.Green@cvhealth. net or to apply, go to www.cvhealth.net DCH Health System Caring. For Life. $5,000 *Sign-on Bonus for full time RNs *For More Info Contact Annie.Miller@ dchsystem.com. Apply online at: www.dchsystem.com Full Time and Part Time RN’s Needed for home health in Bibb, Shelby and Chilton counties. Excellent Salary and Benefits. Please send resumes to jobs@rubic.com or call 866-273-3984
Heavy Construction Equipment Dealership In need of an experienced service technician to troubleshoot, test, and repair equipment. Preferred ability to read electrical and hydraulic schematics, must own tools, drug free, valid drivers license, CDL preferred. Offer competitive wages and benefits. Email resume to info@ditchwitchal.com D & G Plumbing Service 2003 4th Ave South Irondale, AL 35210 • Plumbing • Drain Cleaning • Gas Lines 10% Senior Citizen Discount 10% off any service call Call Us Now!! • 205-603-7768 • 205-503-6000 • 205-531-8519 Welder Training. Short Term Licensing . Call for Details . 866-432-0430 ESDschool.com Edgar’s Bakery Interviewing candidates for cake decorators,
MARKETPLACE front counter associates, bakery production workers, packagers, and drivers. Apply online: edgarsbakery.com or at your nearest Edgar’s location. Job Posting: Human Resource Manager Full-Time File Clerk/Data Entry Clerk Part-Time Please email resume: Oacinc5@yahoo.com Or mail to: Post Office Drawer 559 Clanton, Alabama 35045 EnviroCare Homewood. Lawn, Termite & Pest Techs. Dependable, motivated hardworkers needed. Experience not necessary. Clean MVR, drug screen & background check required. Call 205-940-6361 for Cindy. $2000 SIGN ON BONUS NEW PAY SCALE TO QUALIFYING DRIVERS EVERGREEN TRANSPORT, is accepting applications for local drivers in the Calera and Leeds, AL, area. Must have Class A CDL, good driving record, 1 yr verifiable tractor trailer experience. Good pay and benefits. Apply in person at 8278 Hwy 25 South, Calera, AL, or call for info 205-668-3316. First Heritage Credit of Alabama, LLC has come to town! Come meet your local agents, Leigh Warren, Ashley Traywick, and Karly Reinhardt for loans of all types; •Personal Loans - Consolidation Loans •Auto Loans - Consumer Retail Loans “Excellence is our Standard” Located at 8919 Hwy 119, Suite 109, Alabaster AL 35007 Call or Apply Online @ 205-620-0664
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NOW HIRING Local Class A & B, CDL Drivers Please call for more information at: 205-352-0524
Owner Operators Wanting Dedicated Year Round Anniston, AL www.pull4klb.com
ONLINE AUCTIONS www GTAOnlineAuctions.com 205-326-0833 Granger, Thagard & Assoc. Jack F. Granger #873
Now Hiring- CDL Drivers Class A or B. Full & Part-time. Tri-axle dump truck experience helpful. Must pass background check/drug screen. Lake Mitchell Construction 205-755-7264
LPN’s, RN’s, CNA’s Full-time & part-time • 2nd & 3rd Shift Apply in person: Hatley Health Care 300 Medical Ctr Dr Clanton, AL 35045 Looking for a wonderful place to live? NEW Meadow View Village Apartments. Columbiana, AL. Now Pre-leasing 2&3 Bedrooms. Great Amenities Provided. Call 256-560-0821. 99 Eagle Lane. info@hollyhand. com. Equal Housing Opportunity. DRIVERS NEEDED J & M Tank Lines, Inc. Sign On Bonus, Full time. Local & Regional. Consistent Home Time. 18 mo Tractor Trailer Experience. jmtankjobs.com or call Carlos Coleman @ 205-769-3536 CDL TRUCK DRIVER For Tree Service. Also hiring for other full-time and part-time jobs. Drug Test Required. 205-836-2038 or 205-229-7144 Kelly Educational Staffing® We’re hiring! •Substitute teachers •Aides •Cafeteria •Clerical •Custodial positions Shelby County School District & Alabaster City Schools.
QUICK LUBE DEPARTMENT IMMEDIATE OPENINGS- Fulltime or Part-time opportunity to work at theoldest & largest Ford/LincolnDealership in Alabama! LongLewis Ford Lincoln is seeking qualified oil/tire technicians to join our busy Quick Lane! Join our team of technicians and earn top dollar for production! We offer the best training in the area, state of art facility, fast paced shop, team building, support from the top, great pay and benefits. Job duties: oil change, brakes, tires, rotation, alignment and coolants. Job experience is helpful, but some automotive work would be acceptable. We can train! Call 205-989-3710 to schedule an appointment- no walk ins please. WE ARE HIRING NOW! EOE NOW HIRING Haul Truck Drivers with 3-5 years experience in medium to heavy duty diesel trucks, 50 hour work week, Competitive bonus structure, Plus benefits Email or Call Nick at: 607-972-3205 ngregg@ stny.rr.com
Service Technician. Top Pay, Benefits & Commission! Mainline Heating & Air. 400 Hillwood Park S, Alabaster, AL. Or email resume to: ashley@mainlineheating. com (205)664-4751 Marble Valley Manor. Affordable 1 and 2 Bedroom Apartments for Elderly & Disabled. Many on-site services! 2115 Motes Rd, Sylacauga. 256-245-6500 •TDD#s: 800-548-2547(V) •800-548-2546(T/A). Office Hours: Mon-Fri, 8am-4pm. Equal Opportunity Provider/ Employer MedHelp Clinics Now Hiring FT Certified X-Ray Tech for our 280 location Experience Necessary Email your resume to: deanna. booth@medhelpclinics. com We have 4 locations in the Birmingham area and we’re always looking to hire qualified personnel for each of our busy practices. We’re open 7 days a week 8am8pm Monday thru Friday 8am-6pm Saturdays and 1pm-6pm Sunday Qualified applicants should apply at: www.medhelpclinics.com Hiring CDL-A Drivers! Sign-on Bonus, Great Benefits, Local Domicile Work. Apply online at: MerchantsFoodService. com/Careers Shake up your career!!! Are you looking for something new and FUN? Milo’s is always looking for great managers to come join our growing and dynamic team. Apply online at miloshamburgers.com
Are you a motivated professional? Are you looking for a dynamic career? Are you ready to control your own level of success? See why McKinnons’ is an exciting place to work and grow. Now accepting applications for Sales, Service, and Detail Shop. Apply with the receptionist. 205-755-3430 280 Location Opening Now Hiring 3 shift Managers. Pay Rate $9-$11. 20-25 Employees. Pay Rate $7.75-$8.50. Must have own transportation and flexible schedule. Apply at recruiting.talentreef. com/momma-goldbergsdeli (205)503-6190 Montgomery Stockyard Drop Station at Gray & Son’s in Clanton. Call Lane at 205-389-4530. For other hauling arrangements, contact Wes in Harpersville 205-965-8657 NOW HIRING Diesel Truck Mechanics with 3-5 years experience in medium to heavy duty diesel trucks, 40/hr work week guaranteed, competitive bonus structure plus benefits Call Jeff to Apply at: 205-564-8660 Production Jobs. Willing to Train. AAM in Columbiana is HIRING for multiple shifts. Email resume to dcurtis@grede. com or apply in person: 130 Industrial Pkwy, Columbiana, AL 35051 INDUSTRIAL CLEANING IN VANCE Requirements: •18 Years Old •HS Diploma/ GED •Able to work variable shifts/weekends/ holidays •Able to lift up to 50lbs constantly,
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MARKETPLACE stand on your feet for 8hrs •Able to pass drug screen/background check Complete your application on line at www.naonsite.com Production / Manufacturing Vance, Alabama Starting pay: $12.00 – $14.50 /hr. • Have 2 years+ Production/ Manufacturing experience. • Have Recently Lived in Alabama at least 2 years. • Have A High School Diploma or GED. • Are at least 18 years old. Complete your application on line at www.naonsite.com Odyssey Early Schools. Birmingham’s Best Daycare/Preschool is Seeking Experienced Teachers. 4 Year Degree Preferred. Full-Time. BEST Pay. FULL Benefits (Insurance, Leave, Holidays). Call Annie Fine 205-991-0039. Oxford Healthcare in Montgomery currently hiring certified CNA’s and/or Home Health aides in the Clanton, Marbury and Maplesville areas. Must be able to pass complete background check, have reliable transportation and have a strong work ethic. Serious inquires only. Call 334-409-0035 or apply on-line at www. Oxfordhealthcare.com TRACTOR & AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIANS Needed Immediately! Peach Automotive is currently seeking technicians with a minimum of 5 years experience. We offer BC/BS Health Insurance, paid vacation and excellent pay. Please apply in person to: Peach Automotive, 2037 Christian
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Street, Clanton or email resume to: peachautomotivemail@ gmail.com Class A CDL Drivers Needed Immediately for Dump Trailer Hauling • $2000 Retention Bonus • Local Hauling • Home Nights APPLY ONLINE: www.perdidotrucking. com Perdido Trucking Service, LLC 251-470-0355 Private preschool in Helena, Alabama has full time and part time positions available, Experience a plus, dependable, individuals needed. Send resume to: kwilson@ primroseriverwoods.com Move in Special! 3/2 Garden Home w/ garage. Dishwasher, Fenced backyard, Great Room w/vaulted Ceiling. Calera Schools. Rent $1150. FLAT SCREEN TV!! (205)433-9811 ROSS NEELY TRUCK LINES •NOW HIRING• TRUCK DRIVERS-OTR If you are a professional CDL A Driver, have two years experience, a good safety recrod, and want to GET HOME ON THE WEEKENDS apply online at www.rossneely. com or apply by email at jeff@rossneely.com The Salvation Army, Alabaster, is hiring (Seasonal) Angel Tree Coordinator • Kettle Coordinator • Required Skills: Driver, databases, computer, physical abilities. Email resumes to: Rufus.McDowell@uss. salvationarmy.org 205-663-7105 Order Selectors Food Dist. Center in Pelham Day-Shift: Mon-Fri. 40+ hours/week 10:00AM until finished (varies).
Salary: $16-20/hr after training. Benefits: Medical, vision, dental, vacation & 401k. Requirements: •Reading & math skills •Lift 40 lbs. repetitively •Work in -10 Temperature Apply in person: 8:30AM-5:00PM Southeastern Food 201 Parker Drive Pelham, Alabama 35124 resume@ southeasternfood.com Immediate Positions!!!! Positions needed: Warehouse • Sales Reps • Assistant Manager • Delivery Drivers • Customer Service. Laid back atmosphere, good pay, plenty of hours available! Company vehicles to qualified individuals! Call Andrew 9am-7pm • Mon-Sat at (205)490-1003 or (205)243-6337 CLOCK REPAIR SVS. * Setup * Repair * Maintenance. I can fix your Mother’s clock. Alabaster/Pelham. Call Stephen (205)663-2822 Electrician - FT Supreme Electric, local-based company in Pelham. Must be willing to learn & work hard. Go to: supremeelectric-al. com Print employment application under Contact Us. Mail to: Supreme Electric 231 Commerce Pkwy Pelham, AL 35124 or call 205-453-9327. TARGET AUCTION Advanced Real Estate Marketing 800-476-3939 www.targetauction.com TaylorMade Transportation Hiring CDL Drivers for Flatbed Regional Division! BCBS Insurance After 30 Days. To apply call: (334)3662269 or email: s.smith@ taylormadeinc.com
Learn a Skill & Begin your Career! Earn $50,000 & More First Year. Hiring Hard Working Insulation & Afterpaint Installers! •Immediate Openings •We Train you to Succeed. Requirements: •Valid DL •Drug Test •MVR •Background Check. www.truteam. com/careers or 205.428.9381 The Painting Company of Birmingham Immediate openings for professional residential and commercial painters. Must be able to speak English. Call 205-995-5559 NOW HIRING The Restaurant at Fox Valley • All Positions • Kitchen • Waitstaff • Bardenders Experience a plus, but will train Call Nasser: 205-5206350 or stop by: 6745 Hwy 17, Maylene Become a Dental Assistant in ONLY 8 WEEKS! Please visit our website capstonedentalassisting. com or call (205)561-8118 and get your career started! WCA • Roll Off Drivers needed for our Alpine, AL location. Class A or B CDL is required along with one (1) year of verifiable equivalent commercial truck driving experience. Must have a valid and safe driving record. We offer competitive wages & a comprehensive benefits package which includes: Medical, Dental, Vision, 401k, Life Insurance, Short & Long Term Disability, Paid Holidays and PTO. Please apply through our website at www.wcawaste.com EOE M/F/D/V
WARRIOR MET COAL NOW HIRING Located in Brookwood, AL. Immediate need for experienced: •Underground Miners •Electricians •Maintenance Foreman •Supervisors Apply online: www.warriormetcoal.com Tree Nursery Worker Needed Responsible w/mechanical skills, to operate forklift/farm tractors/equipment/ welding/ ground maintenance/service equipment/check fluid levels/clean after use. Maintain safe/clean area. Requires valid-DL/reliable transportation. 334-365-2488 Wiley Sanders Truck Lines Inc $1,000 SIGNON-BONUS DRIVER PAY RAISE EFFECTIVE JUNE 2017! Longevity-Bonus. Quarterly Safe-Driving AWARD. Competitive Pay Package. PAID Orientation. NEW Fleet of Trucks. Call 1-855-777-9785 & ask for Dale or Brandy. Nights/weekends, call Jeffrey: 334-372-5049 Ron: 1-850-454-4276 Richard: 334-492-0803 Wiregrass Construction Company is seeking experienced asphalt CDL TRUCK DRIVERS. Must be dependable. Excellent benefits. Interested applicants may apply: 951 Dow Street. Pelham, AL 35124. (205)620-4132 or 151 Piper Lane. Alabaster, AL 35007 (205)605-0753. 8AM to 5PM, M-F. WCC is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
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