As the holiday season approaches, we’re getting ready to shine with the Christmas spirit. From the 2nd Annual Christmas Tree Lighting with carols, hot chocolate, and Santa's visit to our beloved Christmas Tree Trail with its 35 beautifully decorated trees, and Christmas Parade where creativity meets community, there's something for everyone to enjoy. Trinity is coming together to celebrate the warmth and joy of Christmas, making it a season to remember.

We'd like to offer some friendly reminders to our residents and local businesses. If you operate a business within the city limits or police jurisdiction of Trinity, please ensure you have the necessary business license and permits. This requirement not only helps us maintain accountability but also ensures that companies are responsible for their work within our community. As a protective measure, we ask contractors to provide proof of general liability insurance, and sub-trade contractors must furnish proof of their sub-trade certification. Remember, in the event of an accident involving a contractor on your private property, you could be held responsible, potentially affecting your homeowner's insurance. For verification of a valid and current license, feel free to call us at 256-353-2474, extension 201.

If you're considering in-home occupations, such as sales or services of any kind, please note that approval from the Town Planning Commission and Council is required. Contact us at 256-353-2474, extension 201, for additional information. These reminders are part of our commitment to ensuring a safe and well-regulated community for all our residents and businesses.

Where Spirit Shines

Trinity is filled with spirit and positive developments, particularly in the education and arts sectors. Our schools have seen significant improvements, including a new high school and the addition of School Resource Officers (SROs) in all three schools. Notably, the football program, under the guidance of Coach Drew Phillips and his staff, is thriving and bringing pride to our town. Trinity deeply appreciates the values and life lessons the coaches instill in our young athletes. Coach Phillips, his staff, and his players have been chosen as grand marshals for this year's Christmas parade.

In another exciting announcement, Trinity extends a warm welcome to Tim Clinton, the renowned director of the West Morgan Mighty Rebel Band. Mr. Clinton's return from retirement to lead the band is a cause for celebration. His exceptional talent is well-known throughout North Alabama, and his contributions to the arts have left a lasting impact. To honor his legacy, a scholarship fund has been established in his name at the University of North Alabama (UNA). Trinity is thrilled to have such a gifted and passionate individual back in our community, enriching our artistic and educational landscape.

We also extend our congratulations to the West Morgan Lady Rebels volleyball team making it to regionals and a heartfelt thank you to the cheerleaders for their unwavering dedication and support. Additionally, we want to express our deep gratitude to the school faculty and students for their incredible contributions to our town and the inspiration they provide to the entire community.