That would seem to be the $1 million question. The two-hour premiere will no doubt get some viewers, but we want to know if the home of Idols will watch this season? One person’s opinion is that American Idol has … Continue reading →

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Whether or not the results are challenged in court (as has been indicated by the governor’s office), there will be a notable race for the Jefferson County Commission seat vacated by Larry Langford in order for him to serve as … Continue reading →

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Left to right: Mrs. Laura Bush, community member Shirina Davenport, President and CEO Lawrence Pijeaux, Jr., and IMLS Director Anne Radice. Photo credit: Bob Burgess/IMLS The Birmingham Civil Rights Institute formally received its 2007 National Medal for Museum and Library … Continue reading →

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We were batting around the idea of doing a story about the numerous coffee roasters that have set up shop in metro Birmingham.. little did we know that the folks at Bhamdining.com were thinking the exact same thing (and they’ve … Continue reading →

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1890: The William Nabors residence was purchased and later demolished to make way for the Steiner Building. 2001: Condoleezza Rice became National Security Advisor. Courtesy:

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Photo credit: André Natta There may be a few folks that are wondering where their downtown FedEx Kinko’s store is? Well, it’s just opened this morning at 312 20th Street North in Birmingham’s city center. For those new to the … Continue reading →

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You’re not going to find a better panel than this one to talk about this important issue: Congressman Artur Davis, 7th District, Alabama Terry Kellogg, Executive Vice President & CFO, Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Alabama Dr. Max Michael, Dean of … Continue reading →

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