I was listening to KEXP this morning online in Seattle – they’ve been a big supporter of many of our local acts in recent years. Well, they’re actually on the last day of their pledge drive over there. If I … Continue reading →

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Critical Mass March 2007 (New York City). Seth W./Flickr  The grassroots movement known as Critical Mass will attempt to make its presence known in Birmingham this evening at 6 p.m. Their inaugural ride will begin at Linn Park downtown. These … Continue reading →

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1940: Cooper Green first took office as President of the Birmingham City Commission. Courtesy:

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…and we’re ready to help with at least a few of those suggestions. Christina and Sam are delivering a one, two punch of their own today. Christina’s up first with an extremely crowded “Got Plans?” although, if you haven’t already … Continue reading →

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Area recycling enthusiasts should be quite happy with this announcement by the Alabama Environmental Center.  Beginning this past Monday they are now accepting all plastics, #1-7. Previously the plastics had to have a screw-on lid, so you couldn’t take in … Continue reading →

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That’s the Magic City Question that we pose to you this week. Click here to add your answer to the mix… (If you answer here, we’ll have to move it over there, and that just takes away from us being … Continue reading →

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1886: Supreme Court Justice Hugo Black was born in Wilcox County. 1983: Redmont Hotel was added to the National Register of Historic Places. Courtesy:

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