Tag: August 2026

What’s Opening Around Hoover & Trussville? New Businesses to Know This Fall

A family-owned coffee shop in Chace Lake, Yemeni cuisine on John Hawkins Parkway, standalone Einstein Bros bagels in Trussville and more - here's what's new around Hoover and Trussville this fall.

What’s New in Tuscaloosa & Northport? Late Summer 2026 Business Roundup

A new car wash giving back, a family hardware store's second location, Cajun food downtown, big news at Bryant Bank and a retro Steak 'n Shake on the way - here's what's new in Tuscaloosa and Northport.

Alabama Football 2026: What Seven Home Games Mean for Tuscaloosa

Alabama opens the 2026 season September 5 against East Carolina at Bryant-Denny. Here is the full Tuscaloosa home schedule and what game weekends mean for the town.

Trussville Approves Two Big Land Deals: What Happens Next?

Trussville approved two land deals Tuesday: a $200,000 Watterson Parkway sale and a Gold Kist site agreement with $764,000 in demolition work. What it means for growth.

Pazzo Italian Opens in Vestavia Hills on Rocky Ridge Road

Pazzo Italian is now open at 2516 Rocky Ridge Road in Vestavia Hills, bringing rigatoni Bolognese, gnocchi, and gelato flights from an owner with 40 years of experience.

Tuscaloosa Water Quality Report 2026: What Homeowners Should Know

Tuscaloosa's 2026 water quality report shows zero violations and no PFAS detected. Here is what 8 billion gallons of clean water means for local homeowners and buyers.

Birmingham Airport’s $19 Million Runway Project: What to Know

BHM is rebuilding 2,000 feet of its main runway for bigger cargo planes. Here is the timeline, the cost, and what it means for the Birmingham metro.

UA’s ‘Future Ready’ Plan: What It Means for Tuscaloosa

UA President Peter Mohler's Future Ready plan brings two new schools, an AI push, and a nursing expansion - here is what it means for Tuscaloosa housing.

Third Data Center Developer Tied to Brookwood: What Homeowners Should Do Now

Records tie a third national developer - linked to Provident Data Centers - to 500+ acres in Brookwood, bringing the corridor total to roughly 2,200 acres. What it could mean for home values, and why sellers should know their number now.

Jefferson County’s First Winery Opens in Downtown Bessemer

Chateau Bevvy Winery is now open in downtown Bessemer - the first winery in Jefferson County. Plus: Cava comes to Alabaster, a new Hoover craft studio, and a Trussville closing.