Hope for a skatepark in Birmingham, AL springs eternal as representatives from interested parties make a presentation before the Glen Iris neighborhood association on May 6.Next steps? They include answering questions raised during said meeting.

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Saturday, April 27, will bring together volunteers to help clean up George Ward Park. It’s a great way to do your part as National Volunteer Week ends for 2013 – provided the rain holds off for just a little while…

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The comment period for the proposed I-20/59 bridge replacement through Birmingham’s city center was extended by 10 days last week. One affected neighborhood to organize a meeting for those still not aware of what the changes will mean for northside communities.

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The title to this post is the most active search term bringing people to The Terminal for the past seven days, meaning it was time to do some digging. This should help answer some, though not all, of them for you as far as personnel changes at CBS 42 are concerned.

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Birmingham still has a chance to pints of “a beer strong enough to save a fish” at a couple of area restaurants while supplies last. It’ll apparently also have a chance to frequent two area breweries when making a visit to Regions Field beginning next season.

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Tomorrow morning as you drive by the BJCC, you may see some women walking towards the South Ballroom wearing hats. The event they’re heading to speaks to the symbolic meaning of those crowns and their healthy influence on the community.

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You don’t really have to click through. It just made sense after writing about the new ballpark yesterday that we’d report the final score of the first game at Birmingham’s Regions Field. The Barons beat the Mississippi Braves, 9-5, in front of 8,505 fans.

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While the street paving may be ending over near Railroad Park, it’s looking like construction is just getting started. You’re looking at the site once considered for the Standard at Midtown. Now, it’s trying to be a Parkside home for nearly 300 people in greater downtown Birmingham.

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