
We were wondering what media outlets outside of Birmingham were saying about the guilty verdict in the Federal case against now former Birmingham mayor Larry Langford… so we went looking for them.

We were wondering what media outlets outside of Birmingham were saying about the guilty verdict in the Federal case against now former Birmingham mayor Larry Langford… so we went looking for them.
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We’re getting a chance to follow along a live surgery here in Birmingham this morning via Twitter thanks to the folks at the University of Alabama at Birmingham.
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There’s now one more way for residents of Birmingham’s East Lake neighborhood to let folks know how much they love their community…
Tags:AL·Alabama·B'ham·Birmingham·Keep East Lake Weird·Online·store
Looks like the Democratic nomination for Alabama governor is about to heat up… and then we’ll get another opportunity to hear the candidates talk on Friday here in Birmingham.
Tags:AL·Alabama·Artur Davis·B'ham·Birmingham·Election '10·Richard Arrington·Ron Sparks·U.W. Clemon

Just in case you were wondering about the street art that appeared on the building next to the 22nd Street Bridge in downtown Birmingham, AL… here’s an explanation of it.
Tags:AL·Birmingham·Daze·Priest·Roke·street art·urban
Three Birmingham area residents (and business leaders) got inducted into the Alabama Academy of Honor on Monday. Pretty cool if we do say so ourselves.
Tags:AL·Alabama·Alabama Academy of Honor·Alabama Power·B'ham·Birmingham·Charles McCrary·Frank Stitt·Vulcan Materials
The Travelogue tag comes back to live with a link to a story about Birmingham native Cynthia Bathurst in the Chicago Tribune and what she’s doing to “…promote compassion for animals as well as people.”
Tags:AL·animal·anti-violence·Birmingham·Chicago·Cynthia Bathurst·IL·profile·program·violence