
Alec Etheredge
Publisher and President at Shelby County Reporter
General Manager at the Shelby County Reporter | University of Alabama alum | Preds super fan | #RaysUp
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1 month ago |
shelbycountyreporter.com | Alec Etheredge
Published 1:56 pm Sunday, March 16, 2025 By ALEC ETHEREDGE | PublisherCALERA – Sitting inside his home on Saturday, March 15 as a line of storms approached the city of Calera, the alert came through on Tim Striegel’s phone. Tornado warning. When he saw that notification flash on his phone, he had a quick decision to make for himself and his daughter. “Me and my daughter contemplated whether we wanted to stay or go,” he recalled.
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1 month ago |
shelbycountyreporter.com | Alec Etheredge
Published 12:58 pm Friday, March 14, 2025 By ALEC ETHEREDGE | PublisherAfter being upgraded to a level 4 severe weather risk on Thursday, the National Weather Service out of Birmingham has now upgraded Shelby County to a level 5 risk—the highest risk on the scale. The NWS made the decision to upgrade around 12:40 p.m. on Friday due to the dangerous threat for tornadoes, straight line winds and large hail.
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2 months ago |
shelbycountyreporter.com | Alec Etheredge
Published 1:18 pm Saturday, February 22, 2025 By ALEC ETHEREDGE | PublisherALABASTER – Gazing toward a dog walking his way, the cup of coffee in State Rep. Corley Ellis’s hand on Friday morning, Feb. 21 was the last thing he needed for energy. As the dog wheeled toward him, yes wheeled, being driven be students from Chelsea Park Elementary School’s STEAM lab, Ellis got to see one of the grants he shared with the school in action.
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2 months ago |
shelbycountyreporter.com | Alec Etheredge
Published 9:26 pm Wednesday, February 5, 2025 By ALEC ETHEREDGE | PublisherCHELSEA – For the second year in a row, the Chelsea Hornets were able to hoist a trophy in the air as fans surrounded them in celebration after claiming the area tournament championship on Wednesday, Feb. 5.
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2 months ago |
shelbycountyreporter.com | Alec Etheredge
Published 10:46 am Tuesday, February 4, 2025 Shelby County High School athlete Anthony Palmieri was the Columbiana Living Sports Q&A feature for the winter edition. He answered several questions about a historic season for the Wildcats. Growing up, what made you want to play running back? Growing up, I always dreamed of playing running back because I wanted the ball in my hands-on offense to make a big play.
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RT @traley34: FINAL | @OMHS_WSoccer 2, Hewitt-Trussville 1 (OMHS wins 4-2 in PKs) This season is not over yet for coach Chris Blight and h…

What a clutch putt for JT to win it. Good to see him back on top for the first time in a while.

WHAT A WAY TO WIN IT! 🤯 Justin Thomas with the putt to claim victory at the @RBC_Heritage 🔥🏆 https://t.co/JSaofLwsur

RT @traley34: The Helena Huskies advanced to the second round of the Class 6A state playoffs on Saturday, April 19 after winning in extra i…