1837: Trussville founder Warren Truss died. Would he even recognize the city if he visited today? Courtesy: Bhamwiki 

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Photo credit: André Natta You may even run into an American Idol. That’s the word from out at We Love West End Day at Rickwood Field. You’ve got to get out there today and check out the cars. If you … Continue reading →

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1963: Photo credit: André Natta 16th Street Baptist Church was bombed. Addie Mae Collins, Denise McNair, Carole Robertson and Cynthia Wesley were killed in the blast. The church has recently undergone an extensive renovation that has in part repaired structural … Continue reading →

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New on the radar, the Birmingham Council for Business Ethics is hosting a luncheon 11:30 a.m. Sept. 19 at The Club and the young leaders of Birmingham are invited to attend free. And they’ll feed you free too. The only … Continue reading →

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Photo credit: Bob Farley/f8photo You may have missed it last week, but there’s a good chance that the A.G. Gaston Hotel will be getting a new owner in the coming months, bringing along with him a new life for the … Continue reading →

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I just wanted to warn you that you’re going to see a little less traffic than normal from us this morning. Yeah, part of it may be the rain (though we’re extremely grateful), but we’re also busy finishing up two … Continue reading →

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1958: Nancy Lewis was born. Lewis remains missing more than two years after being last seen on the city’s west side in May 2005. Courtesy: Bhamwiki

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