Andrew Jackson University has made several big splashes in recent months. The wholly online institution of higher learning recently announced a plan that would eventually do away with students having to pay tuition costs for students. The university has now … Continue reading →

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The Birmingham Botanical Gardens hosted their first Cocktails in the Gardens mixer Thursday night in the Hill Garden. The “see-and-be-seen” (the Gardens’ words) event featured hors d’oeuvres and drinks catered by A Social Affair. The after hours events are an … Continue reading →

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Now that football season has OFFICIALLY started (we know with all the recruiting, practice and magazine articles, football here never really goes away), you may think there is no other game in town. And while the schedule has thinned a … Continue reading →

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The United Way of Central Alabama has launched a new group on Facebook and they want you to join and help them spread the word. It is a Causes page that is part of this year’s annual campaign. They’re trying … Continue reading →

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That’s been a popular question in recent weeks… it’s not because we aren’t wanting to put information up. It’s because we’re preparing to launch a new one. We wanted to make sure that we were offering the best services possible … Continue reading →

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Missing your Art on the Rocks fix? Wonder what is there for a YP to do in this town? No worries because with fall comes Cocktails in The Gardens at our city’s own Botanical Gardens. And really, it’s for everyone … Continue reading →

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First United Methodist Church in downtown Birmingham’s got a busy week on tap. First, they’re celebrating as Open House, their new mid-week service of “prayer, meditation and music,” begins this evening at 5 p.m., with the church’s historic entryway on … Continue reading →

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