Especially if you’re planning on driving through Malfunction Junction anytime soon. Governor Riley has assigned six more troopers to the state’s busiest interstate interchange (connecting I-20/59 with I-65) to enforce the speed reduction from 60 m.p.h. to 50 m.p.h. According … Continue reading →

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As we continue to grow over here at The Terminal, we’re always looking for more writers to help us cover as much of Birmingham as possible. We’ll be having a meeting for those of you that are interested in writing … Continue reading →

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Helena was selected as #91 of 100 communities that made Money Magazine’s 2007 list of the Best Places to Live. The magazine released this year’s rankings recently and Helena was the only city in Alabama to make the list. The … Continue reading →

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It’s actually the 50th anniversary of National Hot Dog Day, introduced to us by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in 1957. According to their official website (yes, we’re serious), more than 2.3 billion franks will be eaten this July, which … Continue reading →

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During this morning’s city council meeting, The Parkway East District Business Association (PEDBA) [directions] handed out copies of a letter announcing their Eastern Area Mayoral Candidates Forum scheduled for next week Thursday, July 26. This would be the first such … Continue reading →

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In a 5-3 voice vote, the Birmingham City Council approved the city budget for the fiscal year retroactive to July 1 at approximately 1 p.m.. Councilor Joel Montgomery was absent from this morning’s meeting.

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This is what you’ll see when you pass by Birmingham City Council President Carole Smitherman’s office in the city center this morning.

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