Up above you’ll notice a pink Terminal T. We hope you’re already aware of our black Terminal T-shirt (among others). Click here to learn about our efforts to support local charities through t-shirt sales. Well, we decided to expand it … Continue reading
Well it was. As were several other books mentioned in this post over on the Birmingham Public Library’s blog. This week is Banned Books Week, so of course the American Library Association has compiled this list of the most challenged … Continue reading
1781: Alabama’s first governor William Wyatt Bibb was born. 1956: Community activist Kamau Afrika was born. Courtesy:
Yes, it’s a crazy headline because it involves a crazy situation, as laid out in this post on Musings on Birmingham. It’s most interesting since there has been no official announcement from the company about where it will choose to … Continue reading
According to a news story/press release published on MSNBC, the Birmingham, AL NBC affiliate will be the first station in the state of Alabama to broadcast their local news coverage in high definition. The transmissions will begin on October 17 … Continue reading
vs. If you have not already heard, The God Delusion Debate taking place this Wednesday at the Alys Stephens Center (see our post by clicking here) has sold out. According to The Birmingham News, the BBC and NPR will be … Continue reading
Photo credit: André Natta Yes, this is the interior of The Silvertron Cafe. It’s been closed for a few months now, but this comment on the post we used to announce that made us go out to take a look. … Continue reading
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