Crimson Tide fans now have something else to be cheering about this fall as former Alabama football standout Shaun Alexander has signed a one-year deal with the Washington Redskins. According to the report on ESPN.com, the former Seattle Seahawk will … Continue reading →

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The coworking movement seems to be picking up steam here in metro Birmingham. It’s a fairly loose and casual way to get together and work. This week you’ve got two chances to venture out to Homewood’s Cool Beans Coffee House … Continue reading →

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Tonight’s your last chance to hear from our 2008 presidential candidates directly as they take part in their last scheduled debate, this time from Hofstra University in New York. If you’re looking for somewhere to watch the events unfold besides … Continue reading →

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acnatta/Flickr Friday morning saw a line of more than 250 people waiting to get their first look at the completed renovation and expansion of the Belk department store located at The Summit along U.S. 280 into one of the company’s … Continue reading →

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acnatta/Flickr As promised in our post last week, the first of three ecoscapes developed by the Southern Environmental Center made its public debut on Saturday morning at Turkey Creek Nature Preserve. Features include the installation of natural “stairs” that lead … Continue reading →

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Gordon Bell/bhamterminal.com We really don’t have any idea how many people took part in or attended this year’s Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure in downtown Birmingham. We do know that all that benefit from the funds raised are … Continue reading →

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Screenshot of Urbanham.com Urbanham.com is about to celebrate ten years of being Birmingham’s web portal for urban lifestyles. Sounds like it’s a perfect time to do a site redesign to us. For the web designers among our readership, the site … Continue reading →

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