A Birmingham tradition since 1938, Bogue’s has moved from its home since 1948 into another historic structure along Clairmont Avenue. Continue reading →

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Yes, the last three BCS championship games were won by teams hailing from the state of Alabama – so there’s a good reason to be paying a lot of attention to them on National Signing Day. It’d be a shame though if we didn’t take a moment and at least acknowledge the institutions in the immediate metro Birmingham area that signed student-athletes on February 1. Continue reading →

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You’ve seen your friends change their profile pictures to help promote it and you’ve most likely heard your favorite area nonprofit talk about it. We’ve got a few links that tell you a little more and a video showing what some organizations are willing to do to help raise their profile (and that of others in the state of Alabama). Continue reading →

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Folks driving by downtown Birmingham’s Powell School (and folks who haven’t had the chance yet) would be happy to take stock of progress being made with regards to efforts to save the 123 year old building that once served as the city’s first school. Continue reading →

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The folks at Avondale Brewing Company and Main Street Birmingham want you to join them in their efforts to Occupy Avondale with more businesses. It’s a pretty cool space and you’d be across the street from a constant supply of craft beer. What more would you want? How about six months free rent too? Continue reading →

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There’s an online protest taking place today (January 18, 2012) of epic proportions. Here’s some information about why so many tech folks are up in arms about SOPA and PIPA, including links to some information from both sides of the debate. Continue reading →

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Some of us who lived here in 2010 remember the Dale Peterson ad that went viral and spoofs it inspired. Well, we’re most likely going to get another dose of spoofs as his wife Kathy’s two-minute video for her campaign to be Public Service Commission president starts its ascent up the Internet awareness chart. Continue reading →

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