
Earlier this week, Paul Finebaum did break his silence. Thursday saw him make his first appearance as a member of the ESPN family – one that’s made some cuts (though preparing to make some investments as well).

Earlier this week, Paul Finebaum did break his silence. Thursday saw him make his first appearance as a member of the ESPN family – one that’s made some cuts (though preparing to make some investments as well).

Birmingham’s Design Review Committee had a fairly full agenda this week, including revised plans for a church, a lot of signage, a conceptual plan for Milo’s on Southside, and the return of Penny the Dog to the Birmingham skyline lineup.

A community forum to be held on May 21 at Birmingham’s Five Points West Library will focus on concerns about recent changes made to Jefferson County’s indigent healthcare practices and what can be done to fix the issue.

Those working in Birmingham’s central business district may now find it a little easier to figure out where their favorite food truck is located – thanks to a new use for the Barber Properties lot on Richard Arrington, Jr., Blvd.

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.

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…

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.