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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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.
The Chelsea City Council approved a $15,000 education grant for an outdoor classroom at Chelsea Middle School during its regular meeting Tuesday evening, bringing the total amount of grants given in the last three weeks to $100,000.
Spain Park WR Corey Barber (17) catches a pass during a game between McGill-Toolen and Spain Park Friday, Nov. 8, 2024, at at Jaguar Stadium in Hoover, Alabama. Photo by Todd Lester
Hoover's Mac Beason(15) is pushed out of bounds during a game between Hoover High School and Opelika High School on Friday, November 15, 2024, at the Hoover Met in Hoover, AL. Photo by Barry Stephenson
By: Loyd Mcintosh
Wendy Story, the principal at Shades Cahaba Elementary School, gives a lecture on the right time to give children technology access on Nov. 12, 2024. Parents can attend these Homewood Connected informational meetings virtually or in person at Homewood City Schools. Photo by Savannah Schmidt.
× 1 of 2 Expand Photo by Savannah Schmidt Magnolia Elementary School utilizes Circool, the new safety app, to check visitors into a choir concert on Nov. 7, 2024.
By: Loyd Mcintosh
Drew Carter moved his State Farm office from Mountain Brook to The Shops at Oak Park shopping center in 2022 and is actively spearheading efforts to try to transform the community into the city’s next hot entertainment district.
By: Loyd Mcintosh
Michael Gee continues the longstanding tradition of customer service on Talladega's historic courthouse square.
Known as the Cahaba Heights Gateway project, the planned improvements to Pump House Road from U.S. 280, the main artery into the district, will be a partnership between the city of Vestavia Hills and the Cahaba Heights Merchants Association.
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