Jeremy’s almost there! He predicts that tomorrow at approximately 6:30 p.m. he will have completed the Millioncount. This has been an interesting event to say the least and according to the website, the fun’s just beginning. Plans call for him … Continue reading →

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MyUrbanReport has details about the “Get on the Bus” rally in front of the Jena, LA courthouse being organized for September 20. Americans for Justice Network will be sponsoring buses from several cities, including one from Birmingham. It also provides … Continue reading →

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The UAB student newspaper that is. Kaleidoscope reporter Kristi Houk recently interviewed our publisher André Natta and the story appeared in this week’s edition. Click here to take a look. We also figured that we should share this article (PDF, … Continue reading →

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While it’s not a forum, it’s a chance to see what you think about our slate of candidates for mayor. We’ve set up a page on the Election ’07 site where all we want you to do is offer your … Continue reading →

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Some of you may have heard that Birmingham police chief Annetta Nunn has recorded Henry Panion’s song “We Stand Strong” as a tribute to those that died during the terrorist attacks in September 2001 in New York, Pennsylvania and Washington, … Continue reading →

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1958: Photo credit: André Natta Liberty National installed the one-fifth size bronze replica of the Statue of Liberty to the top of their building. 1997: Spike Lee’s documentary 4 Little Girls premiered at the Alabama Theatre 1998: Former governor George … Continue reading →

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Photo credit: Curtis Palmer  A little blurry, this is the scene from the downtown Birmingham Belk this morning as more than 90 people stood in line waiting for the beginning of the “official” grand opening sale today for all area … Continue reading →

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