1945: The 100th Bombardment Squadron was released from active duty. 1955: Land on Montclair Road was purchased for the current site of the Levite Jewish Community Center. Courtesy:

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Images of Christmas cards and ornaments – Courtesy of GBHS If you haven’t already completed writing Christmas cards to that long list of friends around the country, and you still need a few more, The Greater Birmingham Humane Society may … Continue reading →

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We knew that we’d posted our recent question late on Friday, and we’re asking for the additional responses rather late on Monday, but we’re still interested in knowing what your favorite video game is, especially since the gaming pioneer for … Continue reading →

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Screenshot of book cover. Courtesy of Strange Maps. Based on the some of the comments included in this morning’s Birmingham News story about new MAX chairman Brian Hamilton, it may happen sooner than we think. This is an image from … Continue reading →

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1922: Businessman and arts advocate Freeman Andress was born in Birmingham. Courtesy:

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Screenshot from Lafayette Pro Fiber blog  Lafayette Pro Fiber Blog exists to provide a daily dose of information to those that support bringing optical fiber to the residents and businesses of Lafayette Parish in Louisiana using the Lafayette Utilities System. … Continue reading →

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1989: Divided back Linen Curteich-Chicago C.T. Art Colortone published by Ehler’s News Co.. Numbered 45 on front with caption “John Carroll High School, Birmingham, Alabama”. Bishop Raymond Boland announced that John Carroll Catholic High School would relocate to Lakeshore Parkway. … Continue reading →

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