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Community editor for the Hoover Sun in Hoover, AL and the Vestavia Voice in Vestavia Hills; contributor to 280 Living and other publications by Starnes Media
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Hoover council OKs sales tax rebate for Riverchase Crossing redevelopment

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By Jon Anderson Verified
| 280 Living Verified
The Hoover City Council on Monday approved a tax rebate agreement for the redevelopment of the former Big Lots store at the Riverchase Crossing shopping center. A development company from Tennessee is proposing to buy the part of the shopping center that contains the former Big Lots space and convert the 37,793-square-foot space into two stores — a 27,278-square-foot HomeSense store and a 10,515-square-foot Shoe Dept store, said Ken Grimes, Hoover’s economic development director.
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Hoover council OKs sales tax rebate for Riverchase Crossing redevelopment

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By Jon Anderson Verified
| The Hoover Sun Verified
The Hoover City Council on Monday approved a tax rebate agreement for the redevelopment of the former Big Lots store at the Riverchase Crossing shopping center. A development company from Tennessee is proposing to buy the part of the shopping center that contains the former Big Lots space and convert the 37,793-square-foot space into two stores — a 27,278-square-foot HomeSense store and a 10,515-square-foot Shoe Dept store, said Ken Grimes, Hoover’s economic development director.
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Hoover council votes against deannexation for Trinity Presbyterian Church

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By Jon Anderson Verified
| 280 Living Verified
The Hoover City Council on Monday night voted 5-1 against allowing Trinity Presbyterian Church to deannex its property off Alabama 119 from the city limits. Church leaders were hoping to start operating a K-8 school Tuesday, Aug. 11, on the church property at 7160 Cahaba Valley Road, across from Tattersall Park, but they needed “conditional use” approval from the city of Hoover to legally operate a school there.
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