When life gives you a pandemic, you tell pandemic stories. Here’s our collection of tales of weddings far from Plan A, community members serving those in need and more.
It Takes a Village
June/July Issue
When there’s a need to feed kids and support restaurants, community members rise up from quarantine. Here’s how a Leadership Vestavia Hills group did just that.
Among the Blooms: A Quarantine Wedding
June/July Issue
A quarantine might have limited this wedding’s guest list, but the Clements’ backyard ceremony was still full of excitement and joy. Read their wedding story here.
The Key to Change
August/September Issue
In the wake of national and local events, two pastors sat down to talk about race relations and how a Christian view of the Bible informs them. Here’s what they had to share.
The Pandemic Classroom
December/January Issue
With classes online or six feet apart, teachers are still teaching their students in an A+ way. Read our interviews with some of them about their experiences this fall.
Built on Science
October/November Issue
The pandemic inspired event planner Barbara Kenyon to deliver happiness in a box. Read more of that story here.
We Are Family: The VHHS Rebel Challenge
June/July Issue
Want to see a coworker in quarantine? Go for a virtual walk. Here’s how teachers did just that as part of the Rebel Challenge.
Dear Class of 2020
June/July Issue
Senior year might have ended abruptly and robbed of many traditions, but there was much to reflect on for this class. Here’s what they had to share.
