Minuteman Press
438 1st Street SW • Alabaster, AL. 35007
Phone: (205) 621-2722 • Fax: (205) 621-2720
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Alabaster, AL Minuteman Press - Superior Printing and Service
Minuteman Press Alabaster is a full service print center, specializing in the printing needs of small businesses, independent contractors, clubs, churches and team sports.
With our free consultations, free quotes and free delivery, what can we print for you? We'd love the opportunity to earn your business.
We offer a wide variety of products and services, including:
Announcements | Banners | Booklets | Brochures | Bulletins | Bumper Stickers | Business Cards | Business Forms | Calendars | Car Tags | Copies | Decals | Digital Transfers | Direct Mail | Envelopes | Faxes | Flyers | Graphic Design | Invitations | Labels | Lamination | Letterhead | Magnetic Car Signs | Name Tags | NCR Forms | Newsletters | Notary Service | Note Pads | Postcards | Posters | Programs | Promotional Items | Resumes | Signs | Self-Inking Stamps | Tickets | Window Graphics
We invite you to come by and see us at Minuteman Press, where we meet your everyday and business printing needs. Our staff consists of owners Dan and Melinda Ward, Sherry Easterling our customer service representative, Amy Lewis, and Lauren Simon Graphic designers. Sometimes assisting in the Business Elliott and Jean Ward.
News Center
Summer movie fest schedule announced for Alabaster
Posted on 06/18/2013Poster printing is well underway for this summer's Movie in the Park program, with folks all over town looking forward to some fun times in the park with their popcorn.
Alabaster drums up its annual CityFest
Posted on 05/21/2013To get June off and running, Alabaster will be holding CityFest, now in its 11th year.
Fairs fair throughout this week
Posted on 04/22/2013The Oak Mountain State Fair in conjunction with North American Midway Entertainment the largest roving amusement park worldwide is currently providing a fun-filled fair in the Alabaster/Pelham area. Among the attractions are carnival rides, food, games, retail vendors, and live music.
Alabaster seniors tweak their rsums
Posted on 03/14/2013The Albert L. Scott Public Library in Alabaster is the venue for a workshop that assists older adults in updating and honing their job seeking skills. In partnering with Positive Maturity/AWARE (Ageing Workers are Reliable Employees), the library is able to offer this month-long workshop in its meeting room.
The Proof is in Alabaster
Posted on 02/18/2013Proof the 2001 Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award-winning play will be performed at Alabasters South City Theatre later this week. Directed by David Auburn and produced by Clay Boyce, the play can be described as a compelling fusion of mystery, comedy, artful storytelling, and surprise.
Alabaster students fight polio with art
Posted on 01/18/2013Under the direction of art teacher Claire Caldwell, 23 Thompson Middle School (TMS) students utilized their artistic talents in an effort to inform the community about the ongoing fight against polio.
Alabaster Christmas parade returns to U.S. 31
Posted on 12/01/2012Christmas Wonderland on Main Street will be the theme for this years Christmas parade, which will be taking place today on U.S. 31 for the first time in two years.
Alabaster mom designs shopping cart
Posted on 11/03/2012A mom from Alabaster, Alabama, has designed a shopping cart which will make the lives of parents with a special needs child much easier when shopping. Drew Ann Long often struggled to push her daughters wheelchair alongside a shopping cart, which is no mean feat. Other times she would have to arrange for someone to baby sit her daughter so that she could get the groceries that they needed.
Alabaster resident creates garden for the community
Posted on 10/09/2012Robert Webb, a resident of Alabaster, Alabama, has started fulfilling a 20-year-long ambition over the past few weeks. Webb had noticed that, as the Alabaster population grew, people did not have room to have their own garden or, if they were lucky enough to have the space, it would be in a shaded area. Throughout the past 20 years, Webb has wanted to create a garden the whole community could enjoy. However, due to other demands on his time, this never happened until recently, when spare time made a community garden possible.
Original Norman Rockwell paintings exhibited at Birmingham Museum of Art
Posted on 09/17/2012One of Americas most iconic 20th century artists, Norman Rockwell , painted tender, humorous, and thought-provoking scenes that were featured weekly for over 50 years on the cover of the Saturday Evening Post.
