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Cahaba Heights, Alabama is located in Jefferson County. Zip codes in Cahaba Heights, AL include 35243. More Cahaba Heights information.

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Wednesday May 9 | Alabama Live

Jefferson County judge dismisses criminal child sex abuse charges against ex-day care center operator

A Jefferson County judge today dismissed the two remaining criminal charges against Robert Frost, shifting focus to pending civil suits contending he molested girls at the now-closed Cahaba Heights day care center he operated before his arrest in 2010.

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Wed May 02, 2012

Alabama Live

Jefferson County prosecutor seeks sex abuse charge dismissal in Cahaba Heights day care case

A Jefferson County prosecutor today asked a judge to dismiss child sexual abuse charges pending against the former operator of a Cahaba Heights day care center, who already is s erving a 20-year prison term on a related conviction.

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Wed Apr 25, 2012

Alabama Live

Alabama tornadoes: Cahaba Heights bounces back

Except for a few homeowners tussling with their insurance companies, Cahaba Heights has bounced back from the April 27 tornado more resilient and inspired than ever, residents and merchants say.

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Sun Apr 15, 2012

Alabama Live

Our Wedding: Kelly Carroll and Jarred Fricke got married at Birmingham's Tutwiler Hotel

Carroll and Jarred's first dance was to Sam Cooke's "That's Where It's At.'' In the beginning: Jarred's sister introduced Kelly to Jarred during a summer party in 2001.

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Sat Mar 31, 2012

NBC13.com

Cahaba Heights sees the impact of the Alabama Tree Recovery Campaign

Driving down Highway 280, it's hard not to notice the detruction left behind by an EF-2 tornado last April.

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