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Rushing Waters
12/29/20

Loft, Tudor or Ranch? Open Houses: Oct. 16-18

Loft, Tudor or Ranch? Open Houses: Oct. 16-18

Beth Cunningham
12/29/20

5 homes on the Birmingham market with fantastic outdoor spaces

5 homes on the Birmingham market with fantastic outdoor spaces

Patience Itson
12/13/20

Electric vehicles + 373 jobs: Mercedes Benz US International expands in Alabama

Electric vehicles + 373 jobs: Mercedes Benz US International expands in Alabama

Pat Byington
10/15/20

Meet you at the farm. Kellypalooza, a music festival benefiting Coosa Riverkeeper is coming October 24

Meet you at the farm. Kellypalooza, a music festival benefiting Coosa Riverkeeper is coming October 24

Chaise Sanders
12/13/20

4 local icons who’ve contracted COVID and what you can do now.

4 local icons who’ve contracted COVID and what you can do now.

Patience Itson
12/19/20

Beer, live music + more during BirmingFAM April 10-11. Presale tickets on sale now!

Beer, live music + more during BirmingFAM April 10-11. Presale tickets on sale now!

Sharron Swain
10/15/20

COVID’s bad for minority health + how you can get tested in Jefferson County today

COVID’s bad for minority health + how you can get tested in Jefferson County today

Irene Richardson
10/15/20

The Fantasticks, an intimate show told 6 ft apart, runs Oct. 15-25

The Fantasticks, an intimate show told 6 ft apart, runs Oct. 15-25

Irene Richardson
12/13/20

Former Virginia Samford Theatre student cast in “Dear Evan Hansen”

Former Virginia Samford Theatre student cast in “Dear Evan Hansen”

Beth Cunningham
11/18/20

Stop the spread of COVID-19 from your phone? Yep, there’s an app for that

Stop the spread of COVID-19 from your phone? Yep, there’s an app for that

Hannah Chambley
12/13/20

Birmingham set to host March Madness tournaments in 2023 + 25 at upgraded Legacy Arena. See renderings of the 3 million renovation

Birmingham set to host March Madness tournaments in 2023 + 25 at upgraded Legacy Arena. See renderings of the $123 million renovation