A special to The Terminal from Birmingham View Birmingham Mayor Larry Langford, in one of his first official acts with the City Council, gave them his plan to “do something.” He personally handed them a broad-ranging proposal that would pay … Continue reading →

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Don’t believe us, head on over to Timetable and find out what Christina’s suggesting you do… And you’re still over here because?

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1907: The Iron Bowl ended in a 6-6 tie at the Alabama State Fairgrounds. 1992: The Birmingham Civil Rights Institute opened to the general public. Read more about their recent honor over on Timetable. Learn more about this day in … Continue reading →

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That’s the hope of the folks over at The Bottletree (their site’s down temporarily, but the link will let you buy tickets). They are currently collecting names on a petition to ask that the former Hancock Fabrics building along 3rd … Continue reading →

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A few weeks ago, we posted about the attempts by the United Football League to have fans vote to determine if we’d get one of their eight charter franchises. The vote was supposed to be based on people paying to … Continue reading →

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The newest edition to the Mountain High family of stores is in Cahaba Village (the new shop/live development on Highway 280). They’ll celebrate their formal grand opening with giveaways and raffles from vendors like The North Face, Patagonia, Lole, Icebreaker … Continue reading →

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Screenshot of National Recycling Coalition website It’s the 10th anniversary of the only nationally recognized day dedicated to encouraging Americans to recycle and to buy recycled products. The section of the National Recycling Coalition website focused on the event provides … Continue reading →

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