An overview of what’s going on in Birmingham, AL related to memorializing civil rights leader Fred L. Shuttlesworth. Continue reading →

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Operation New Birmingham gets its new president and CEO – and its a familiar face. The decision also means that Main Street Birmingham also gets a new person at the helm. Sounds like a busy Monday to us… Continue reading →

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The new walkability scores from WalkScore.com for the state of Alabama are out. While Birmingham climbed a few spots up the list, its overall score didn’t. It also happened to coincide with the release of data taking a look at how much some of our residents are paying for gas per month. Yes, it’s a little disturbing. Continue reading →

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We’re launching a new section of the site today – the integration of the SeeClickFix Birmingham 311 map onto the site. It’s one that we hope lends itself to the beginning of our change in focus towards becoming a site focusing on urban revitalization issues. Continue reading →

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A report in the June 28 edition of the Montgomery Advertiser lays out proposed cuts for Alabama Public Television. Birmingham-based musical performance program “We Have Signal” was reportedly among the casualties, though the show’s producers have announced that the upcoming season will go forward as planned. After that… Continue reading →

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It’s not quite a digital newsstand but it’s an interesting next step for Birmingham, AL’s newspaper of record – boxes in front of their headquarters are now accepting credit cards. Continue reading →

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June 28 & 29 will give concerned citizens in metro Birmingham a chance to voice their suggestions pertaining to how the development around Railroad Park and redevelopment of the Bessemer Superhighway should happen – and how it can help produce a more livable city. Continue reading →

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