A new website – a partnership between Birmingham-Southern College and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Alabama in addition to others – may help some area residents better appreciate the nature surrounding them throughout the region. Continue reading →

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This afternoon a Birmingham City Council committee could help take the next step in preserving and restoring the city’s oldest school building after a fire gutted it earlier this year. Continue reading →

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The Birmingham News hopes to lead the conversation about the future of the metro Birmingham region. They decided to start with a town hall meeting on Monday afternoon available via live stream. Continue reading →

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It may just feel this way, but lately it seems like Birmingham, AL has been enjoying a larger platform thanks in part to coverage by NPR – and its member stations in Alabama – including a recent episode of State of the Re:Union. Continue reading →

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Last night more than 100 people gathered to take part in Birmingham, AL’s first ever TEDx event. We got a chance to catch up with conference organizers and one of the presenters on video after it was all over. Continue reading →

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It’s time to get ready to ride your bike to work again in Birmingham, AL. The annual group ride takes place this Friday morning; they’ve even created a video AND a map for folks this year… Continue reading →

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We announce the return of our “It’s Nice to Have You in Birmingham” video series over on our editorial pages by sharing a sit-down with outgoing executive director of Jones Valley Urban Farm, Edwin Marty. It’s about 13 minutes… Continue reading →

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