This morning’s Birmingham News points out the frequency that days of prayer are held in the city (as Mayor Langford prepares for one this evening officially announced earlier this week) well as the rumblings about legal action that may be … Continue reading →

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Earlier this week, Scrollworks and the Metropolitan Youth Orchestra (MYO) announced a remix contest. For those not familiar with the concept, you’ll want to check out the details on their blog. You get to rework a recording of the MYO … Continue reading →

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1957: Basketball player Johnny High was born in Birmingham. 2007: Birmingham Fire & Rescue Service Captain Billy Gafford died at the UAB Track Facility. Courtesy:

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We haven’t been completely silent on the site today… Barry Copeland’s shared his second post with us (over on my Birmingham) about the park-nership taking place in Birmingham. Over on Timetable, Sam’s ready to convince us to take a side … Continue reading →

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A quick note from your friendly neighborhood stationmaster here. First of all, welcome to all of you who’ve recently discovered the site. We owe a great deal to some emails in recent days that have begun to expose us to … Continue reading →

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1922: Alabama’s first licensed radio station, WSY-AM, went on the air. 1973: The downtown section of Morris Avenue between 21st and 24th Streets became the first site in Birmingham added to the National Register of Historic Places. Courtesy:

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Screenshot of CBS 42 Twitter profile page. CBS 42 has become the latest media outlet to add Twitter to their arsenal of news dissemination. They follow ABC 33/40, NBC 13 and The Birmingham News into the Twitterverse, leaving one major … Continue reading →

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