As work continues on downtown Birmingham’s Railroad Park, several of the city’s prominent firms offer their suggestions about what the property across the street from it should look like – and Operation New Birmingham decided to share the results with everybody. Continue reading
AIDS Alabama’s CEO, Kathie Hiers, was recently asked to serve on the Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS. Continue reading
Condoleezza Rice will be lecturing at Birmingham-Southern College next Thursday. If you’re a student, a staff or faculty member or an alum, odds are you’ll have a chance to get in – otherwise we’d suggest following the link included in this post to see if you’ll get a chance to hear her in person. Continue reading
The comments made by Ed LaMonte during the MLK Unity Breakfast here in Birmingham, AL on January 18, 2010 still has folks talking about its meaning and its importance. One of those folks is the current interim superintendent of the city’s school system. Check out both pieces and decide for yourself. Continue reading
It’s finally time to run on Dunkin’ again in metro Birmingham, AL. Judging on the lines that were forming outside this morning at the new location in Pelham, AL, folks were anticipating this one for a long time… Continue reading
L.K. Whitney has created a way to remind us that there are some great things currently going on in Birmingham, AL – if we take the time to pay attention to them. Continue reading
Alabama State Senator Rodger Smitherman wants to bring people together so that we can talk to each other about the future of Birmingham, AL and the state next week at Vulcan Park. Continue reading
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