The fawn that lives on the liquor shelves of Birmingham, AL’s The Bottletree Cafe has been on quite an adventure recently – thanks to London-based The xx. Continue reading →

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As Birmingham, AL braces to honor a fallen solider as protesters from Westboro Baptist Church use it as an opportunity to protest, the son of the church’s founder tells Nightline that he’s tied of the hateful message his father spews. Continue reading →

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It’s a constant journey over here – and we’ve made it to Pi. Help Birmingham’s hub tackle its next steps by participating in a visitors survey being conducted by the Reynolds Journalism Institute. Then, come hang out for a bit over at The Bottletree. Continue reading →

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It seems that photos of Birmingham, AL are everywhere nowadays – even though in some cases they’ve been there just under the surface for years. Folks are working to raise that profile back up (and a few of us are enjoying what we’re able to share). Continue reading →

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One of the candidates for Artur Davis’ soon-to-be old Congressional seat, current Jefferson County Commissioner Sheila Smoot, plans to be interviewed during a live blog chat on Daily Kos starting at 8 p.m. CDT. Continue reading →

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Tonight’s post includes links about the arrest in the disappearance of Nadia Kersh and her mother’s response, a win for the new Birmingham City Schools superintendent Dr. Craig Witherspoon and some help if you’re trying to figure out just what film is Wesley Snipes thinking about making in Alabama… Continue reading →

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So metro Birmingham, AL’s newest sports team – a minor league basketball team called Steel – won their first home game last night… Continue reading →

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