Rhonda Patton, owner of Goodyear Shoe Hospital. photo via Kristina O’Quinn for Bham Now.
Are you a politician who’s walked the soles off of your shoes? Been dancing the night away and those heels need fixing? Rhonda Patton tells us how her ninety-eight-year-old business, Goodyear Shoe Hospital can “save your sole” in this week’s edition of Small Business Monday! Continue reading “Small business Monday – spotlight on Goodyear Shoe Hospital”
The Bham Now Team at La-Z-Boy Furniture Galleries Hoover. All photos are taken by Kristina O’Quinn for Bham Now.
La-Z-Boy Furniture Galleries is kicking off some of their biggest sales of the year with their 36 Hour Sale and Labor Day events. The Bham Now Team got wind of this and went shopping at La-Z-Boy Furniture Galleries in Hoover last week. Take a peek into our afternoon adventure and see which pieces were our personal favorites.
Recently, Coca-Cola’s UNITED hosted ten students from five local Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) for a week-long internship program.
United Way of Central Alabama has developed multiple programs to increase financial stability within our community. Throughout the year, UWCA offers a series of free financial education workshops.
Birmingham has so many great food trucks it’s hard to pick a favorite. Check out all the awesome food trucks serving up delicious dishes in our back yard!
While at the Irondale Cafe for lunch today grabbing some fried chicken, I chatted with owner Jim Dolan. Jim told me that The Irondale Cafe would be featured on the Taylor Hicks show ‘State Plate’. Incidentally, this is the 90th year of operation for the Irondale Cafe. Not familiar with the show, I decided to find out more. Continue reading “Birmingham Restaurants featured on ‘State Plate’”
Manatees are considered the one of the most unique and gentle creatures on earth, and unbeknownst to most people in Alabama, we have a number of these peaceful marine mammals visiting along our coast.
When 15-year-old David Meyers suffered a bad hit playing high school football, he and his parents, Maureen and David, expected some sort of physical ailment. The aftermath, however, was more serious than they anticipated.
