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Rodeo event to benefit special needs children this weekend

July 15, 2024 | Pelham City, Shelby County, Alabama



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Rodeo event to benefit special needs children this weekend
During a recent city council meeting in Pelham, Alabama, council members gathered to conduct city business, beginning with an invocation led by Councilman Leverett, who emphasized gratitude for the country and its protectors, particularly in light of recent events. Following the invocation, the council unanimously approved the consent agenda, which included minutes from previous meetings and resolutions for economic development incentives for local businesses, Eggers Bakery and Waldo's Chicken and Beer, aimed at enhancing retail opportunities near the city library.

Mayor Warder introduced Seth Greenberg, the director of the Pelham Civic Complex, who announced an upcoming pro rodeo event scheduled for this weekend. The event, sponsored by Kids Outdoors, aims to support special needs and terminally ill children by providing them with outdoor experiences. Greenberg expressed enthusiasm for the event, expecting a strong turnout and encouraging community participation.

The meeting also featured a report from the city manager, who highlighted the growing interest in hockey at the Civic Complex, particularly due to the local hockey team, the Bulls. The council's discussions reflect ongoing efforts to foster economic development and community engagement in Pelham.

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