Here’s the first of what we hope will be a recurring series looking back at Birmingham’s history. Enjoy! August 17 in Birmingham history: 1817: William H. Morris, a founder of the city of Avondale and the third mayor of Birmingham, … Continue reading →

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We figured you’re wondering “Just what’s going on over there?” Well… we’ve just posted Terri Dann’s debut story on The Terminal about tomorrow evening’s Hand In Paw event (it took longer to post than we thought it would). Now if … Continue reading →

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Yeah, you’ll feel guilty if you don’t go. At least you’ll want to feel guilty if you don’t go. This evening’s event will feature the much anticipated recording and filming of The Spots at Speakeasy. All you really need to … Continue reading →

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Yeah, we’re finally having a launch party. We know it’s about time; we also know that you don’t want to miss it. We’ll be celebrating six months as the newest hub for information in Birmingham while raising monies and awareness … Continue reading →

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Apparently this morning’s huge water main break at UAB is causing issues for the Alys Stephens Center. They don’t have water, meaning no bathrooms or air conditioning. As a result they’ve rescheduled tonight’s ASC Social Club Goes Bollywood event for … Continue reading →

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We’re trying to get ready for this launch party and we’re hoping that we can get more information out as it becomes available. In the meantime we’re also going to start sending out bulletins on Thursdays and Fridays via MySpace … Continue reading →

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We’re thinking about switching all of our “quirky” tagged stories to “interesting” and this one is a prime example of why. New_Nikon_Addict’s photostream on Flickr includes an image of a 1952 Jet magazine article talking about the “burying” of sin … Continue reading →

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