Reminder: don’t click on band names if you’re not supposed to be listening to music (at least until you have some earbuds)
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Continue reading “Local companies, local jobs. Check out the latest from AT&T and EBSCO”
Birmingham continues to attract new and creative restaurants to the region. This month’s new culinary delight – Texas Taco Gourmet Grill.
Continue reading “Vestavia recently added a new taco place!”
The U.S. Men’s National Soccer Team (USMNT) needs our support.
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She’s the first Native American to ever have an outdoor sculpture installed at the National Mall in Washington D.C. and was recently honored by the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian. Nora Naranjo Morse is serious about the power of women and the legacy of the Pueblos.
Continue reading “Award-winning Native American sculptor hosts free talk at BSC”
March is Women’s History Month, a time to remember and applaud the works and accomplishments of the amazing women who have come before us and stride alongside us. What better way to celebrate than with a marvelous work by Maya Angelou, a renowned American poet and national treasure.
Continue reading “March is Women’s History Month: “Still I Rise” is a Must Read”
A major step in Birmingham’s economic development will soon stand tall in the Magic City.
Windstream will be setting up a large antenna on top of the Forum building at the BJCC which will provide wireless internet services to all in its path.
Continue reading “National Firm eyes Downtown Bham for Fast, Reliable, Wireless Internet Capability”
Today and every Monday Redemptive Cycles Yoga hosts a yoga class at 6:30 P.M. with a revolving teacher roster. This Monday, Sally Mander, will lead the class through 60 minute Vinyasa Flow practice. Continue reading “Redemptive Cycles Yoga classes on Mondays”
As part of AT&T’s continuing efforts to boost internet adoption across the state, the Alabama State Department of Education and the Alabama Chapter of Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) announced the Wenonah High School chapter of FCCLA won the #ATTCyberSeniors video competition.
Funding for Birmingham based University Fancards LLC is the second wave of successful fundraising since its beginning.
By providing collegiate licensed gift cards and re-loadable prepaid cards, the funding will allow the company to expand into more markets.
Continue reading “Major Funding for this Local Startup allows for Major Expansion”
Did you know the Birmingham area is the only place in the world the Vermilion and Watercress darters can be found?
If you’ve been to Railroad Park lately, you’ve probably seen Kelli Caulfield at the Boxcar Cafė, serving up her famous New Orleans Snoballs and Louisiana dishes. If you haven’t, you’ll probably be headed that direction after reading about and seeing her tasty creations! This busy entrepreneur and law school graduate took a few minutes to tell us all about her delicious business.
Continue reading “Small Business Monday – Spotlight on NOLA Ice”
So you want to ruin someone’s diet. The good news is that this is a great city to cheat on a diet with. The bad news is that you might not know the best spots. We’re here to help, with a series of guides to bakeries around Birmingham! (Because if you’re going to cheat on the diet, why not make sure the whole office cheats, too?) This round, we’re focusing on Downtown – the urban center.
Back in December Zagat named the Magic City as one of the nation’s top new culinary spots, ranking right up there with San Francisco, New York and Chicago. Since we were fortunate enough to nab this distinctive recognition from the world’s most exhaustive restaurant rating’s guide, Birmingham has added even more places to eat, drink and be merry in 2017
