It’s time again to invite those interested in helping us create a Birmingham specific online home to come on out to Speakeasy 1920 on Thursday, June 14 starting at 5:45 p.m. (though we’ll be there from a little after 5 … Continue reading →

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  These gates were once used on the campus of Birmingham Southern College. It is now one of the central components of the newest ecoscape in the city of Birmingham.

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Well, it’s starting to look that way. This was one of several signs located at the intersection of 8th Avenue & Arkadelphia Road earlier this afternoon.

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Take a moment (ok, a few moments), to venture on over to Timetable and check out some of what’s been going on this week: Economic impact study numbers released Xterra Southeast Championship weekend begins Central Alabama PRIDE festival continues …and … Continue reading →

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The Cultural Alliance has announced that the economic impact study unveiled at Wednesday’s press conference is now available for viewing on their website. The Jefferson County report is available for download in PDF format. The full report will be available … Continue reading →

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While this may not affect many people, it will affect some in the area. A special alert has been sent out by the people over at the FDIC (Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation) stating that counterfeit official checks bearing the First … Continue reading →

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The nation’s first black woman to serve as secretary of state spoke of the importance of that role to members of the Economic Club of New York last night. Condoleezza Rice made her remarks to members of the 107-year old … Continue reading →

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