Nov. 13 – Today marks the day that whiskey connoisseurs around Alabama have been waiting for. Beginning at 9 a.m, Pappy Van Winkle Bourbon and the Buffalo Trace Antique Collection will officially be hitting ABC store shelves. But fans of…
Veteran’s Day is a time to show appreciation for those who’ve sacrificed so much for our country. This Veteran’s Day, businesses around Birmingham are honoring members of our armed services with a variety of discounts. Check ’em out!
Sponsored: There’s a new race in town! Magic Moments and Children’s of Alabama are proud to announce the inaugural BHM26.2 race series coming to Birmingham on Sunday, April 15, 2018.
Prepare for some major traffic delays in Hoover today. Expect downtown delays this weekend.
Update After considering a 4% rate increase, the Birmingham Water Works Board voted 6-3 to increase rates by 2.9% in 2018.
I interviewed Jon Coffelt earlier last week. He has recently been recovering from a bit of a sickness. We talked about everything from quantum physics to playing outside to strangers interviewing each other and beyond!
It seems fitting that Birmingham, home of so many college campuses, and the first place to celebrate Veterans Day, will have two programs honoring veterans, and exploring our country’s military campaigns and the history surrounding them.
Being somewhat new to Birmingham, I find out interesting things about this city nearly daily. I bet YOU knew that Birmingham is the home of the country’s very first Veterans Day Parade.
Say hello to new buses, Birmingham. They’ll be here soon!
Did you know Birmingham, Alabama, has been officially added to the list of cities available in the Apple Maps app? This means public transit around the ‘ham just got a whole lot better! Here’s what you should know:
The historic, 90-year-old Birmingham Theatre has won a $120,000 preservation grant to create a replica of the missing “Alabama” sign on 18th Street!
Looks like Birmingham’s budget will be approved … sometime? What’s taking the city council so long?
You’ve heard Mayor-elect Woodfin throw around these terms this election year: education and economic development. What does Birmingham’s new mayor have in mind?
It’s time for the nation’s biggest HBCU Classic game!
At his most-recent press conference on Monday, Birmingham Mayor-elect Randall Woodfin chose local movers and shakers to head citizen-led committees that address “city services.” Bold move or pomp and circumstance? Only time will tell.