The state’s Department of Revenue recently announced that we’d be enjoying our second sales tax holiday on August 3 – 5. According to their website, the holiday provides shoppers "the opportunity to purchase certain school supplies, computers, and clothing free … Continue reading
Campaign for Change has been busy today posting Myspace bulletins announcing the pending arrival of 2008 presidential hopeful Barack Obama in Birmingham, Alabama. He will be making his first visit of the campaign season to the Magic City on July … Continue reading
Jeremy Harper, a Birmingham, Alabama resident, is counting to one million (1,000,000) and broadcasting it live via webcam. He’s somewhere around 16,500 as of 2:15 p.m. You may be asking why someone would do this; in Harper’s case it’s for … Continue reading
So says Charles Buchanan over at Pop Goes the City as he provides a great post about this year’s Art on the Rocks concerts. FYI – he’s also the guy who did the really cool wood block cut used in … Continue reading
While Timetable’s down, how about checking out our latest editorial on My Birmingham about our thoughts on the future of City Stages? You know you want to. You might even feel compelled to make a couple of suggestions yourself… Come … Continue reading
Due to some technical difficulties, our arts and culture section, Timetable, crashed earlier this afternoon and has lost all of its content. We are in the process of rebuilding the site, however we will only be able to reproduce portions … Continue reading
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