
Birmingham is a pretty creative community. It only makes sense for their to be buzz (& a survey) underway surrounding a possible makerspace for The Magic City this year. It’s a great way to build on the existing creativity.

Tonight’s last car links include ways to learn about the air quality levels on a daily basis, some of this year’s local options for National Doughnut Day on Friday and a video advertising this year’s Gigantic Book Sale.
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We figured you’d want to take a break from following all of the status updates and tweets about the winter storm that’s still crippling portions of metro Birmingham, AL – so we’re sharing links to a few pieces that should warm your heart. Check it out…
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Media outlets and citizen journalists alike have been paying a great deal of attention to the release of Blueprint Birmingham. Here are just a few links to the plan and some of what has been (and will be) written about the latest proposal to move metro Birmingham, AL forward.
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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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Folks had until yesterday to qualify for the August 25 municipal elections for Birmingham’s City Council and Board of Education. Runoffs if necessary would take place on October 6. That meant that I’ve spent most of today trying to find out how many of them have a web presence. The results follow below. We start [...]
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