The pedestrian bridge Mayor Bell just got permission to get a feasibility study done on is one of those divisive capital projects that seem to come along almost annually. Maybe we can take a look at other reasons a project like this could be conceived – both positive and negative. Continue reading →

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It’s a lot of fun to connect the dots, especially when it means expanding on the possibilities of getting around metro Birmingham. Watching the recent removal of tracks from CSX property got André wondering about just that very thing… Continue reading →

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I’ve been pretty quiet so far about the coming changes involving the Advance Publications titles in Alabama. I figured it was time to say something about it – and share what I think it could potentially allow… Continue reading →

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It’s time for pie again, and time to be reminded why we’re chasing after rainbows – happily. Continue reading →

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Some of the pieces of the Birmingham region’s greenway master plan are already in place. Now it’s simply a matter of connecting the dots and building on the dream. Continue reading →

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As the new Westin Hotel rises on the city’s Northside, it’s probably a good time to look at what could be a major way that folks from the east choose to get to it – and what that means to the future of the former Carraway Hospital property. Continue reading →

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The time for excuses is over – it’s time for Birmingham’s citizens to make sure their voice is heard during the city’s Comprehensive Plan process currently underway. Continue reading →

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