The entrepreneurial bug is alive and well in Birmingham’s East Lake neighborhood as two coffee houses look to fill a need for the area later this summer. Choice is definitely a good thing. Continue reading →

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If you’re seeing this before 5:15 p.m. on Tuesday evening, you’ve probably still got some time to get to this meeting. If you didn’t, that’s OK — they’ve got an online survey available for you (the link in the post) to offer feedback through an another option. Continue reading →

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This week’s city of Birmingham Design Review Committee agenda is short and focused on the center of greater downtown — and a potential new Starbucks location. As good an excuse as any to start our new map preview! Continue reading →

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Transit continues to get more and more attention in metro Birmingham. New legislation signed last year is providing area residents an opportunity to have their voice heard while representing others. You’ve got until Monday to apply. Continue reading →

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Some of our historic theaters in Birmingham, AL are being returned to their original use. One that once graced the city’s west side continues its transformation into a needed community resource – symbolized by a new sign. Continue reading →

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According to a new TIME Magazine web app using data from Wikipedia, Alabama is more influential than Auburn. The real question here in Birmingham, AL though is how does UAB measure up to the other two schools? Continue reading →

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Wednesday morning saw police secure portions of several streets in downtown Birmingham and the parking lot where Gus’s Hot Dogs is located and later confirm a man had committed suicide. Continue reading →

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