See Sloss Furnaces ‘light up’ the Birmingham skyline [PHOTOS]
![SlossLight 20220621 205543 e1655899663904 See Sloss Furnaces 'light up' the Birmingham skyline [PHOTOS]](https://i3.wp.com/bhamnow.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/SlossLight_20220621_205543-e1655899663904-2048x1070.jpg?resize=768&w=768 "See Sloss Furnaces 'light up' the Birmingham skyline [PHOTOS] 1")
What a memorable night! See Birmingham's newest attraction. 🔥
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Meet Southern Skin Divers Supply—the oldest dive shop in the US
Southern Skin Divers Supply has been open for 69 years and is the oldest Scuba diving training and supply shop in the United States. Read on to learn all about it:
The history of the City Federal Building, one of Birmingham’s original skyscrapers [Photos]
![City Federal 1 scaled The history of the City Federal Building, one of Birmingham's original skyscrapers [Photos]](https://i0.wp.com/bhamnow.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/City-Federal-1-scaled.jpg?fit=2560%2C1707&ssl=1 "The history of the City Federal Building, one of Birmingham's original skyscrapers [Photos] 3")
What do you know Birmingham's City Federal Building? We took a closer look at this historic structure 🤩
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What is happening at the Red Mountain Expressway? We’ve got answers.
The Elton B. Stephens - Red Mountain Expressway 🚙 and the “Red Mountain Cut" are getting a facelift.
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Orchestra Partners shares plans for exciting Powell Steam Plant development
🤩 Want an update on what's going on at the Powell Steam Plant? 👇
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GROWTH by NCRC is breaking ground + barriers through affordable housing
Watching Augustus Payne step into his first house was an amazing experience, and more residents will have the same opportunity!
16th Street Baptist Church to perform free “Memorial” service for 150th anniversary
Looking forward to seeing the partnership between Red Mountain Theatre and Jefferson County Memorial Project grow as they collaborate for Sixteenth St.'s 150!
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Birmingham Civil Rights Institute to host tribute to Rev. Shuttlesworth on March 18th
How you can celebrate renowned Birmingham activists + pastor, Fred Shuttleworth on 3/18. ⬇️
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NEW EXHIBIT—Birmingham Bottling: Soft Drinks in the Magic City, open now
Vulcan Park & Museum's newest exhibit, Birmingham Bottling: Soft Drinks in the Magic City, is here! 📣 Read on to get the bubbly on this must-attend exhibit, open now-January 2023.
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How to celebrate Black History Month 2022 in Birmingham
Take a look at what's in store + find out how to celebrate in Birmingham.
DETOUR ALERT: Demolition of Quinlan Castle begins, blocking Richard Arrington Blvd. from Jan. 7-9
They have begun to remove the turrets 👀
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A look inside the (nearly) vacant Brookwood Village [Photos]
![Brookwood Mall 17 A look inside the (nearly) vacant Brookwood Village [Photos]](https://i2.wp.com/bhamnow.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/Brookwood-Mall-17-2048x1365.jpg?resize=768&w=768 "A look inside the (nearly) vacant Brookwood Village [Photos] 12")
The once-popular Brookwood Village is now nearly vacant, aside from three establishments in the mall's footprint.
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Quinlan Castle demolition begins January 2022
Ninth Avenue South and the left lane of Richard Arrington Boulevard in the 5 Points South neighborhood will be closed.
Highlands UMC celebrates 100th anniversary of McCoy Bells with Christmas Eve concert
On Christmas Eve, Highlands United Methodist Church celebrated the 100-year-old McCoy Bell Tower with a Christmas Eve Bell Concert 🔔🎄
Bessemer’s historic Lincoln Theatre added to Alabama Register of Landmarks and Heritage
Big news for Bessemer!
Last week, the Alabama Historical Commission unanimously voted to add the historic Lincoln Theatre to the Alabama Register of Landmarks and Heritage