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Welcome to Main Street Alabama - StyleBluePrint Birmingham

September 11th, 2020

Growing up, Mary Helmer's mother had a mantra: "Leave it better than you found it." Mary works hard to do exactly that in her role as President and State Coordinator at Main Street Alabama. Main Street Alabama is an organization that works with cities and neighborhood commercial districts to revitalize their downtown and neighborhood areas, Mary says.

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Main Street resource team in Atmore this week

September 3rd, 2020

A resource team with Main Street Alabama will be in Atmore this week, according to officials. The team will be in Atmore Sept. 3-5.

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New Car Tag to Support Alabama Small Businesses - PRESS RELEASE

August 12th, 2020

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Pool hall project set to take shape this fall

August 6th, 2020

COLUMBIANA — When Rob McLeroy looks at the building known as the “old pool hall” in downtown Columbiana, he has fond memories. He also sees much potential in a project he is actively involved in restoring. McLeroy, alongside his partner David Oakes and son Mailon McLeroy—together as McOakes Properties LLC—are in the process of turning the once-deteriorating structure into a symbol of Columbiana’s future.

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Foley Main Street presents new branding

August 6th, 2020

FOLEY - After three years, the moment Downtown Foley has been waiting for is here. After spending the first year as a Main Street Alabama city setting a solid program foundation via a resource team and the second year conducting an in-depth market analysis, we have finally made it to the third stage: branding. What is community branding? A personal logo and tagline to give visitors (and locals) insight into the community they have entered, and to leave them wanting to learn more. “Whenever we go into a community one thing we like to think about with the brand is it’s a promise,” said Shawn Terpack with Arnett Muldrow, the company behind the branding process. “This is a promise to the people that are going to come to your community, that are going to experience what you have to offer, and we want to make this brand as authentic as we possibly can. We don’t want to overpromise and we definitely don’t want to underdeliver, but we want it to be authentic.”

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