Media companies in Vestavia Hills, AL

Find media companies in Vestavia Hills, AL. Listings include Fr. Mitch Pacwa, S.J., Ignatius Productions, Over the Mountain Journal, The Vestavian, Merry Company, LLC, KJP | King of the Jungle Productions and Mason Music Recording Studio. Click on each in the list below the map for more information.

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  • 10/20/20
    Vestavia Hills High School’s Habitat for Humanjty club has organized a brand new fall fundraiser in partnership with local businesses. Love Your Neighbor Week will take place from Oct. 24 through Nov....
    > Over the Mountain Journal
  • 10/15/20
    You’ll find a houseful of bright ideas when a new cottage in Homewood rolls out the welcome mat as Birmingham Home & Garden’s Inspiration Home. The house, at 3025 Firefighter Lane, opens its doors to...
    > Over the Mountain Journal
  • 10/14/20
    Levy’s at Gus Mayer, which opened at the Summit earlier this month, aims to bring “fashionable, funky and functional” jewelry to the Over the Mountain community. But it also marks a first collaborati...
    > Over the Mountain Journal
  • 10/13/20
    Emily Knerr didn’t grow up dreaming about becoming a high school homecoming queen. She was too busy trying to survive two bouts with ovarian cancer. So, when she was announced as Hoover’s homecoming ...
    > Over the Mountain Journal
  • 10/06/20
    After nearly seven months closed, the @bhammuseum has reopened and we could not be more excited! The museum has returned to its normal operating hours with new safety protocols including a mask requi...
    > Over the Mountain Journal
  • 10/05/20
    Lakeshore Foundation and Hoar Construction recently announced the completion of the latest development project on the Lakeshore campus, a $17.5 million expansion of the Master Campus in Homewood.
    > Over the Mountain Journal
  • 10/02/20
    A highlight of all things Birmingham is the Alabama Theatre, founded in 1927, lost in the decline of downtown and the arrival of multiplexes, and resurrected in 1998. The venue’s resilient history is...
    > Over the Mountain Journal