No, Birmingham’s hub is not going away (at least we hope not). But it will be changing and evolving – and it will need your help to do it. Find out how you can help… Continue reading →

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It was a hopeful campaign race to fill the rest of the term of convicted former mayor Larry Langford. Unfortunately what Birmingham, AL ends up with is one of the nastiest campaigns imaginable with the residents – regardless of who wins – suffering as a result. Continue reading →

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We now know who’s participating in the special election runoff on January 19, 2010. We figured since Patrick Cooper and William Bell are our choices, why not take a look at what they said two years ago when they wanted the job the first time. Continue reading →

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Birmingham, AL doesn’t need a savior. It needs someone to help it save itself from itself – and soon. Continue reading →

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Folks are wondering why Andre’s decided that Birmingham’s hub will be a trial-free zone beginning on Monday. Here’s his explanation. Continue reading →

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October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. So why am I wanting to bring this to your attention? Take a look… Continue reading →

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If we can host volleyball tournaments, football games, World Cup qualifiers and Davis Cup matches, surely Birmingham is good enough to consider hosting a baseball game to help America’s oldest ballpark, Rickwood Field, turn 100 next spring. Aren’t we? Continue reading →

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