André Natta/The Terminal We’re posting this a little later than we wanted to… but we wanted to be sure that you were aware of just what you’re missing if you’re not showing up at Vulcan Park’s Collective Perspectives series on … Continue reading →

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Birmingham’s mayor made the front pages of two of the area’s print publications, though not necessarily for good reasons. The stories result from both The Birmingham News and Birmingham Weekly obtaining copies (warning – it’s a big file) of what … Continue reading →

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André Natta/Flickr The Eternal Flame of Freedom now burns again at the corner of 20th Street North and Park Place as a result of the efforts of one man, some stamina and one well-timed phone call. The Birmingham News shared … Continue reading →

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1913: Sportscaster Mel Allen was born in Johns. Courtesy:

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It’s time to start thinking about Artwalk… well at least if you’re an artist. Birmingham Artwalk has announced that they’re now accepting artist applications for the 2008 edition. Interested artists may download the application at www.birminghamartwalk.org ; or send a … Continue reading →

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André Natta/Flickr Light snow fall has decided to grace metro Birmingham with its presence again this morning. Here’s the scene downtown across from our offices on Morris Avenue. Eventually it’s supposed to stop, but we may as well enjoy it … Continue reading →

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First of all, here’s a link to the report that everyone’s been talking about surrounding the city of Birmingham’s school system. Now let’s take a look at how the local media’s been covering this story since it broke yesterday… Throughout … Continue reading →

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