One resident thinks that music and bumper stickers will help ease the Jefferson County sewer debt, though in a completely different way than Birmingham city councilor William Bell’s proposal or one suggested by Jefferson County Commission president Bettye Fine Collins. … Continue reading →

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1918: Sculptor John Rhoden (creator of the Rev. Shuttlesworth statue in front of the Civil Rights Institute) was born. 1993: Garrison Keillor’s American Radio Company was recorded at the Alabama Theatre; broadcast nationwide but had few audience members due to … Continue reading →

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That’s what you’ll find over on Timetable during this first part of the week. Charles shares his thoughts about the skyline that he’s In Love With. And we figured with so many folks talking about ShamRock this weekend that the … Continue reading →

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The second Women’s History Month program scheduled at the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute this month is titled “The Inequality of Equality: the Role of Women in Mass Movements.” Guest speakers include former BCRI intern Tara White, who is currently a … Continue reading →

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The Girl Scouts of North-Central Alabama will honor 12 outstanding women at their 15th Annual Women of Distinction Luncheon Friday at The Harbert Center. The program pays tribute to women who have made special contributions to their community through civic, … Continue reading →

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The New York Times has been calling attention to a lot of things recently in the state of Alabama. Now you can add the issue of pollution to that list, though it’s from a source that you wouldn’t necessarily expect… … Continue reading →

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André Natta/bhamterminal.com. This is one of two banners that are hanging on the corner of the former Regions Bank headquarters in downtown Birmingham that were installed earlier this week. The signs announce the pending arrival of a Renaissance Hotel in … Continue reading →

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