I think that The Terminal will take some advice from one of our readers who hinted that he didn’t want to see another year in review story or predictions about Birmingham, AL for 2009… Those who’ve survived this year behind … Continue reading →

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The newest face among Birmingham City leadership is now its youngest. A majority of City Councilors voted to appoint 29-year-old Johnathan F. Austin to fill the vacant District 5 seat of William Bell. Vickii Howell of Birmingham View describes it … Continue reading →

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A local user of Twitter has taken it upon himself to create a group on Facebook for folks in town who use the popular microblogging service. He’s also called a Tweetup for December 29 at Urban Standard from 4-6 p.m. … Continue reading →

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Women’s Health Magazine recently unveiled its list of the Best and Worst Cities for Women. While Birmingham was ranked near the bottom of the list overall (92 out of 100), it did get recognized as being the best city with … Continue reading →

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For those of you who haven’t ventured to Timetable recently, the band is currently a nominee for this week’s Freshman vote on MTVu – their video for “Either/Or” is currently in 3rd place. You’ve got until noon today to help … Continue reading →

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Photo: Bob Farley/f8Photo David Davis, building and grounds superintendent at the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute, adjusts the plastic covering Bull Connor‘s armored vehicle at the Institute’s Human Rights Gallery on Tuseday morning. The vehicle was used by the Birmingham Poilice … Continue reading →

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Screenshot of the new Dean and Company website. So, those of us that have cable service here in Birmingham, AL are familiar, or at least know about Dean and Company. They’ve been on television for 30 years and now they’ve … Continue reading →

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