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Neal Embry is a Community Editor for The Homewood Star and Vestavia Voice, focusing on local news and events in Homewood, Alabama. With a passion for highlighting the stories and achievements of the community, Neal covers a range of topics including business, arts and culture, education, and local government.
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The store offers furniture, home decor, candles and some women’s clothing as well, Robb said. There are also fun seasonal items and vintage china, she said.
Juggler Tom Foolery will have a performance on July 5 at 10:30 a.m. in the community room and at 3:30 p.m. at the gym at Vestavia Hills Elementary Liberty Park. The performances are for those ages 3 and up.
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Kyle Bass, executive director of Homewood Theatre, will be sharing the history of the organization at an event this month at the Homewood Public Library.
By: Neal Embry
Sherri Arias, a former art teacher at Vestavia Hills Elementary Liberty Park, does live event paintings at weddings and other special occasions.
By: Neal Embry
When Cuewon Kim was 9-years-old and playing violin, he lived the nightmare of many musicians: forgetting the music. In addition to forgetting the piece he was playing, Kim lost control of his bow and it flew into the piano behind him.
Since Rob McDaniel and his wife, Emily, opened Helen in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic in August 2020, he has fallen in love not just with cooking, but with being a business owner.
In this new role, Lori Beth Kearley will oversee not only all of engineering, but all of public works, including its many employees, garbage pick-up, sanitation, right of way maintenance, road maintenance, making sure sidewalks remain clear and more
Read about the latest business happenings like new openings, closings, personnel moves, accomplishments, and anniversaries around Vestavia Hills.
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