Loyd Mcintosh is a local journalist based in Vestavia Hills, Alabama. He has written for several community newspapers, including Cahaba Sun, The Homewood Star, and Vestavia Voice. Loyd's articles cover a range of topics, including local events, government decisions, business openings, and sports achievements.
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Loyd Mcintosh's articles predominantly focus on local news, including city developments, sports achievements, school district updates, and business openings in Alabama. His coverage indicates a strong interest in community events and government announcements within Vestavia Hills and the surrounding areas.
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General fund revenues climbed from $66.3 million in fiscal 2023 to $71.2 million in fiscal 2024.
Oak Mountain wide receiver Zach Fitzgerald (2) in a game against Hewitt-Trussville and Oak Mountain at Hewitt-Trussville Stadium on Friday, October 18, 2024. Photo by Shawn Bowles
× 1 of 31 Expand Shawn Bowles Hewitt-Trussville running back CJ Davis (11) in a game against Hewitt-Trussville and Oak Mountain at Hewitt-Trussville Stadium on Friday, October 18, 2024.
By: Loyd Mcintosh
The Vestavia Hills City Council on Monday, Oct. 28, 2024, rezoned this property at 4244 White Oak Drive from an agricultural district to an R-9 planned residential district for the construction of three houses.
Vestavia Hills Mayor Ashley Curry remembers a quote from Navy veteran and Hoover resident Mark Davis that made an impact on his heart and mind.
Jefferson County and the Alabama Department of Transportation have started work on the troublesome intersection of U.S. 31 and Columbiana Road, and work on two other road and infrastructure projects in Vestavia Hills is scheduled for November and December.
James Randall, the new human resources director for Vestavia Hills, poses in front of City Hall.
The season ended on a winning note for Oak Mountain, while Chelsea will head to the 6A playoffs next week coming off a loss to their rival.
Approximately 1,000 Homewood City Schools students qualified for reduced-cost or free lunches last year, and many students don’t have a bed to sleep in at night.
By: Loyd Mcintosh
The Vestavia Hills City Council on Monday, Nov. 4, approved an agreement to allow the owner of Avia Apartments to build a sidewalk in the area in red connecting the apartment complex with the Vestavia Hills Civic Center.
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