If you felt you heard more sirens than usual on February 22, it’s because it was Tornado Awareness Day for the state of Alabama. There’s already talk of another above-average season this year, meaning folks should be taking the necessary steps to create a safety plan and make sure they have access to important information. Continue reading
Metro Birmingham now has a name for its new proposed 750-mile greenway network – and a proposed cost. The Red Rock Ridge & Valley Trail System made its debut in front of a standing room only audience at the Birmingham Museum of Art’s Steiner Auditorium on Tuesday evening, February 21. Continue reading
The cash mob bug has bit Alabama’s Magic City as a fan page has been created over on Facebook. The organizers of the page and the movement plan on sharing their first target only after the page has recruited 500 people. It’s probably time to start sharing the link to the page then, isn’t it? Continue reading
The public announcement of what’s arguably one of the biggest potential game-changers insofar as quality of life is concerned in metro Birmingham is scheduled for Tuesday evening. The greenway master plan will be unveiled, as well as the name for the network – and the name of the person who came up with it. Continue reading
Residents of Birmingham, AL will “laissez les bons temps rouler” this evening in the city’s Five Points South community as a local group takes it upon themselves (thankfully) to bring the fun of Mardi Gras here. Note: Moon Pies will be flying this evening… Continue reading
Supporters of the Birmingham, AL-based, grassroots non-profit organization Free the Hops are being called into action by the group in advance of the Gourmet Bottle Bill being up for vote in the Alabama State Senate on February 21, 2012 via the special order calendar. Continue reading
The BJCTA is holding a series of public meetings that conclude this week to go over proposed changes along several routes meant to provide better service to the general public. Here’s an opportunity for those choice riders among us to help raise awareness for those that are transit dependent here in Birmingham, AL. Continue reading
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