It’s somewhat fitting that on Bastille Day, it looks like we’re about to see some fireworks coming from City Hall here in Birmingham, AL. That’s because late last night the Birmingham City Council announced that they would meet with representatives … Continue reading
1868: Alabama was officially re-admitted into the United States of America. Robert M. Patton ceeded Governorship to William H. Smith. 2006: Former Bishop of Alabama George M. Murray died. Courtesy:
I’m heading to my Friday morning meeting with Whitney and I noticed an interesting site: acnatta/Flickr. After checking with the crew, they confirmed my worst fears. It seems that the New Vulcan Ale House won’t be opening after all. No … Continue reading
iPhone line at The Summit. acnatta/Flickr. Do we really need to say any more? This is the line at The Summit at around 6:15 this morning. By the time you see this, AL.com should have already hit the area and … Continue reading
1956: Actress Sela Ward was born. 2005: VJ’s on the Runway re-opened in its current location near the Birmingham International Airport. Courtesy:
Carla Jean Whitley of Birmingham Magazine has graciously stepped in this week to write up this week’s Got Plans? post as Christina enjoys a week off (though we’re not quite sure where – or even if she’s out of town … Continue reading
The IN Birmingham campaign’s been making a lot of folks in the area consider just what that means and how to record it. Libby’s been filling us in on what some of the results have been from the nominations that … Continue reading
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