Opinion
Mayor’s Minute
This month I would like to make you aware of what our city is doing to make our community safe. more
Views From The Sidelines
The fall is fun. Football returns to this state, which loves the game so much. The weather cools down and provides that aura and atmosphere that makes Friday nights so special. more
Mayor’s Minute
My topic for this month is “stability.” Vestavia Hills continues to maintain a high standard in a number of livability factors that include quality in education, public safety, economic growth/health, housing values and overall quality of life determ more
Mayor’s Minute
Well, spring is coming or maybe it isn’t. We had record high temperatures in February and record low temperatures in March. more
Mayor’s Minute
The City Council recently completed (Jan. 18-19) two days in a “work session” to explore the city issues that need to be addressed and began the process of prioritizing those issues. more
Mayor’s Minute
I hope you all had a joyous holiday season and will experience a healthy and prosperous new year. more
Courtesy of Ashley Curry.
Mayor’s Minute
This will be my first message after marking one year as your mayor. more
Courtesy of Ashley Curry.
Mayor’s Minute
I often find myself thinking about the hard work and dedication of our city staff and elected officials, and I am incredibly thankful. We are a strong team – always working to keep Vestavia Hills “A Life Above.” more
Courtesy of Ashley Curry.
Mayor’s Minute
On Aug. 21, we recognized our senior citizens by participating in National Senior Citizens Day. We were honored to have state Sen. J.T. “Jabo” Waggoner and the Honorable Kay Ivey, governor of Alabama, as guest speakers for the event. more
Mayor’s Minute
July and August will be remembered as the months that brought more rain in a shorter period of time than Vestavia Hills has ever encountered. more
Mayor’s Minute
On July 6, we were finally able to dodge the rain and have “I Love America Night” at Wald Park. more
Mayor’s Minute
I would like to recognize our VHHS Class of 2017. We had 467 seniors, with 205 of them graduating with the Advanced Academic with Honors endorsement on their diplomas. more
Photo by Emily Featherston.
Letter to the Editor: Neighbors concerned with proposed Crosshaven development
"The proposed development will invade the peaceful quality of our lives and be most disruptive." more
GUEST COLUMN: Electronic cigarettes pose threat to youth
"As a pediatrician, I am particularly concerned about youth tobacco use and secondhand smoke exposure in our state." more
Life Actually | Be awesome and make history
"Recently I asked my 9-year-old daughter what she wants to be when she grows up. " more
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