You just need to know where to look. And in a metro area of more than 1 million people, there are some other things going on this weekend that may draw crowds, though probably none as large as The Magic … Continue reading →

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Now, considering that most of you have already seen the billboards, the commercials, and have already planned which parties you’re going to attend (both tonight and tomorrow), there’s not much more to say about Birmingham’s biggest sports event of the … Continue reading →

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Fox 6 reported at the end of their noon news broadcast that Birmingham Police Chief Annetta Nunn has resigned. Check out their link for updates to the story as they unfold. UPDATE: 5:15:44p.m., Nunn has scheduled  7 p.m. news conference … Continue reading →

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October 26: On this day in 1921, Birmingham welcomed President Warren G. Harding to Woodrow Wilson Park as part of the city’s semi-centennial celebrations. October 27: Historian James Sulzby, Jr died on this date in 1988. Courtesy:

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Photo courtesy: Birmingham Kickball Apparently it’s time for rematch season as the Birmingham Kickball All-Stars have announced that they will be playing a rematch against The Tragic City Rollers. The game is set to take place on Saturday, November 3 … Continue reading →

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That’s the word from the state’s chief climatologist, John Christy is trying to accomplish. Tommy Stevenson decided to republish this article from earlier this month to help get the word out on his Tuscaloosa News blog. It gives a much … Continue reading →

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October 25: Minor leaguer and Hueytown graduate Jeremy Brown celebrates his 28th birthday today. Courtesy:

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