Our first two questions dealt with the issues affecting the city in the eyes of Birmingham area young professionals and what exciting things were giving them hope. The third question asked what would help empower area young professionals. Like we … Continue reading →

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Christina’s got the skinny on a couple of things to do this weekend over on Timetable. Whether you love a parade or just want to listen to some good music, you should be OK this Veteran’s Day weekend. Don’t forget … Continue reading →

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1821: Isreal Pickens succeeded Thomas Bibb to become the third Governor of Alabama. 1939: Auburn and Dadeville High Schools played the first game at Auburn Stadium. Courtesy:

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After focusing on what they thought was wrong in Birmingham, the second question had our respondents talk about what excites them about The Magic City. Choose three thing that you feel make Birmingham an exciting place to be right now: … Continue reading →

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In her return performance to the Alys Stephens Center, star of the screen Patricia Neal brings us this wonderful theatrical tribute to Helen Keller. Made up of Keller’s prose, speeches, correspondence, the performance also includes stories, songs, poems and prayers. … Continue reading →

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Here’s an invite to come by and taste the holiday drinks and tastes Starbucks has to offer this season — eggnog latte, gingerbread latte, peppermint mocha and more. Best part, it’s free. We like free and think free Krispy Kreme … Continue reading →

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I got an email earlier this morning about local photographer Angela Karen being featured in the Cincinnati Enquirer. The story focuses on Angela’s first trip outside of metro Birmingham with her Birmingham Bombshells business, which started about the time that … Continue reading →

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