One of the oldest buildings in downtown Birmingham’s Historic Theatre and Retail District is getting a facelift. Owner Engineering Design Technologies is investing roughly $580K in both structural and cosmetic renovations on the three-story Taylor Building, right across from the McWane Science Center.
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When you think of the Red Cross, your mind probably jumps to blood donations. Well, at least mine does. However, the Red Cross does so much moreāsee how the Red Cross is responding to the COVID-19 crisis both locally and internationally.
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LAH Real Estate recently opened a new office in Crestline. With a prime location, family friendly team and a flexible schedule, the new office is perfect for moms looking to get back into the workforce. I spoke with Sophia Leece, one of the agents at the new office, to learn more!
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Each year, the Alabama Launchpad competition awards a total of $600K to several promising startups to encourage innovation and entrepreneurship in Alabama. Due to the success of the program, the State of Alabama recently awarded a $580K grant to the Economic Development Partnership of Alabama to keep the program going. Here’s how that grant will be used.
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If there’s one thing I like, it’s historic preservation. That’s why I was so excited to learn that Miles College, located in Fairfield, was recently awarded a grant to help restore the oldest building on their campus. Here are the deets.
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After extensive inspections, the City of Birmingham has deemed the Ramsay McCormack building unsafe for renovationāmeaning that the 91-year-old structure will be torn down. However, the plan is to replace the structure with a four-story state-of-the-art building. Learn more.
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Typically, urgent care facilities treat patients with illnesses or injuries that require immediate care but don’t require an emergency room. While most Birmingham urgent care facilities are still providing in-person screenings, many are now offering Telemedicine services, either online or over the phone.
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As schools and their students get used to education from home, it’s important to remember that some students do not have access to WiFi at home. That’s why the University of Alabama at Birmingham and Birmingham City Schools have teamed up to help provide free “drive-in” WiFi to students.
Click here to view an interactive map of free WiFi locations throughout Birmingham.
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On Wednesday, April 15, members of the Rotary Club of Birmingham and the Kiwanis Club of Birmingham hosted Raphael Bostic, President and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta on a Zoom call. As the featured speaker, Raphael spoke about the current economic situation and how the Federal Reserve Banks are tackling the issue.
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As we enter week five or six of social distancing, Birmingham’s local businesses could really use our help during these crazy times. Here are five ways you can help support Iron City, one of Birmingham’s favorite concert venues.
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On April 24, candidates of the Software Development and Data Analytics bootcamps at Innovate Birmingham will showcase their projects via an open Zoom meeting. Tune in to see what the candidates have accomplished over the past 14 weeks and learn how local tech professionals are adjusting + get their best tips for working from home
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Coworking is a growing concept making its way across the country, and Birmingham is no different. Birmingham’s newest coworking space, the Lindsey Building, is set to open on May 1. There is also a total of about 6,000 square feet of leasable shell space available if you are looking for a new space to build-out! Learn all about the beautiful new space coming soon!
Want to join the community? Act fastāthere are only 19 spots remaining, and going quick!
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A new redevelopment is in the works in downtown Birmingham! Ladd Real Estate, a local developer, has started renovation on the former Family Dollar building, continuing the pattern of renewed interest in Birmingham’s Historic Theatre and Retail District.
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Since I’m not a good cook, one of the only things I can make is crock pot chili. However, it’s been a bit difficult to find ground beef and other meats at grocery stores nowadays. Luckily, there are several places in Birmingham that are selling meat to the public!
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While Cortland Vesta is finishing up construction on their new high-rise building, they officially opened their mid-rise to new residents on Monday, April 6. Now that their first residents are moving into their new homes, I spoke with several to learn about their experience.
Plus, learn how you can get a rent-free month at Cortland Vesta!
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