Fans of independent film in Birmingham, AL are beginning to organize to attempt to bring a venue to screen them into the city center. Meanwhile, a new multiplex on the city’s east side looks to eventually provide a couple of options for those not wanting to continue to drive elsewhere to enjoy indies. Continue reading
Despite what you may think, the Highway 280 Super Target location is within the city limits of Birmingham, AL. (one of five currently located in the metropolitan area). The news coming out of Homewood today though may give Magic City residents a shorter drive to get what they need. Continue reading
Media outlets and citizen journalists alike have been paying a great deal of attention to the release of Blueprint Birmingham. Here are just a few links to the plan and some of what has been (and will be) written about the latest proposal to move metro Birmingham, AL forward. Continue reading
This week the Birmingham City Council gives those with overdue taxes and traffic citations a chance for it to be a little less painful while also moving towards helping to add yet another theater to the downtown scene and possibly giving those who ride mass transit a couple more things to take a look at while they’re waiting for the bus. Continue reading
The 100th anniversary of Rickwood Field in Birmingham, AL didn’t bring former Major League Baseball greats or a formal visit from the Hall of Fame. It did draw several former Negro League players and hundreds of locals and fanatics who realize the importance of the oldest ballpark in the world to Alabama’s Magic City. It also got us a letter from the Chicago White Sox, read in the accompanying video by Art Clarkson. Continue reading
The Terminal launches its new video series “It’s Nice to Have You in Birmingham” by sitting down with Birmingham Arts And Music Festival founder Sharrif Simmons.
The videos will be uploaded on a regular basis to our Dear Birmingham section with a special dedicated section launching this weekend. Continue reading
The Terminal formally launched its first ever blogging awards in mid-August using only Twitter and Facebook to help get the word out. We’re hoping that this post will help explain the contest to those of you who don’t follow us via those networks on a regular basis (and help us feed our new blog aggregator). Continue reading
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