Pinson Council Recap + Trussville Haunted House For A Cause

Good day, people of Trussville! It's me again, Michael Seale, your host of the Trussville Daily. Hope all of you had a great weekend and are ready to begin the week anew. Let;s get you caught up on the news in and around Trussville, alright? First, there's a recap of the Pinson City Council meeting where the city finally approved coronavirus recovery funds for employees. This resolution has been on the table since August. Also read about a Trussville family's haunted house for a great cause. Read on, folks!

Here are the top stories in Trussville today:

1. The Pinson City Council finally authorized $36,500 from Coronavirus State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds to grant premium pay to the city’s full-time, permanent part-time and seasonal employees. (TrussvilleTribune)
2. A Trussville family plans to host a fundraiser to raise donations for veteran suicide awareness in the form of a haunted house in Stockton Oct. 30 and 31. (TrussvilleTribune)
3. One person was killed and three persons of interest have been detained after a shooting in east Birmingham Sunday. (Alabama's News Leader)
4. Memorials were unveiled to honor the service and sacrifice of Officer Keith Turner and Lt. Stephen Williams of the Moody Police Department. Both were killed in the line of duty. (WVTM13)

Trussville Patch Notebook

• Celebrate National Pasta Day at these 5 local restaurants in Birmingham (Bham Now)
• Train blocks South Chalkville Road overnight. (Facebook)
• The Trussville Tribune gives a recap of high school football Friday as the Huskies escape with a win vs. Vestavia. (Facebook)
• The Trussville Historical Society welcomes the president of Mountain Stewards. (Facebook)

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— Michael Seale

About me: I am a lifelong Alabama resident with more than two decades of media under my belt. I have worked for a daily newspaper, a weekly newspaper, a monthly magazine, a television station and a couple of radio stations. I also tried my hand at marketing for a little while. But I love writing news. This opportunity to bring Patch to Birmingham is a chance for my hometown to benefit from a new - and better - way to read and receive news.

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