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Irondale's Easter Egg Hunt: Building Community

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Irondale's Easter Egg Hunt: Building Community

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Birmingham News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Irondale's Easter Egg Hunt: Building Community. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00It's March 30th, welcome to Birmingham News Today, powered by AI. Families flock to the Roughner Sports Complex in Irondale for their annual Easter egg hunt this past Sunday. They hit over 17,000 eggs, stuffed with candy and treats for kids of all ages to snag. They even set aside a special round just for folks 55 years old and older, calling it a hunt for the young at heart. Irondale Mayor James Stewart showed up and called these gatherings prime time, for building their real community vibe, making everyone feel connected. No major drama or big update since, but the turnout was solid, proving these simple events still pack a punch in tight-knit spots like Irondale. Events like this keep the good energy rolling, reminding us how a little fun can stitch a town together stronger than ever.

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