Tyler Perry’s Hell Hath No Fury Like a Woman Scorned
Time: 7:30 pm
Connections |
MARCH/APRIL 2014 |
There are many events and attractions that make Cloverdale a unique community. Already known for its early 1900's architecture and history, the city is consistently updating and expanding to make this historic neighborhood a great one to live and thrive in today!
Reply Yes |
MARCH/APRIL 2014 |
Cloverdale’s authentic appeal is not only seen in the residential architecture, charming businesses and historic landmarks. It is also seen on the people who walk the streets. The culturally-diverse neighborhood draws in the artistically inclined, bringing with them a sense of fashion unique to this corner of the city.
Special Feature |
MARCH/APRIL 2009 |
On the corner of Cloverdale Road and Fairview Avenue lies a beautiful hidden treasure. Most know of the Cloverdale Playhouse, but not many know the special story of how this community theater came to life and continues to thrive. In 2009, Morris Dees and Susan Starr bought the building, formed a nonprofit, and began to raise the funds to renovate the old church into a theater. The iconic old Cloverdale building has been a fixture on the corner for years, and is now Montgomery's only community theater.
The Girls |
MARCH/APRIL 2014 |
Over the past six years we have published almost 40 issues. A few extra copies of my favorites are stashed in my car and displayed on my coffee table. This issue will most definitely be joining my “favorites” collection. Inside these pages you will be transported to the center of Montgomery: Old Cloverdale. This issue focuses on the Cloverdale Community- the places, the people and the personality. While I don’t live in Cloverdale, I have certainly made some great memories there.