1941:
Homewood Public Library was established.
2006:
A 30 foot tall steel sculpture of a calla lily was installed outside Norton’s Florist on 22nd Street South.
1941:
Homewood Public Library was established.
2006:
A 30 foot tall steel sculpture of a calla lily was installed outside Norton’s Florist on 22nd Street South.
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Birmingham Jefferson Convention Complex employee Darrell Alldredge puts a final coat of paint on the goal post Wednesday morning in preparation for this weekend’s NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Tournament Regional. They’ve been working on improvements to the facility since January in preparation for this weekend’s action.
First round games start Friday at 12:15 p.m. with Tennessee (29-4) vs. American (22-11), then 30 minutes later, Butler (29-3) vs. South Alabama (26-6). At 7:10 p.m. ?Oklahoma (22-11) vs. Saint Joseph’s (21-12), and 30 minutes after the end of that game, Louisville (24-8) vs. Boise State (26-6).
Single game tickets go on sale this morning and you’ve still got time to fill out your brackets – at least until 10:55 p.m. (and that’s if you’re playing along with the NCAA).
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1863:
Brother Bryan was born.
2003:
HealthSouth and its founder and CEO Richard Scrushy were accused by the SEC of an accounting scandal.
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One of the new initiatives that we’re planning on is a monthly happy hour at The Bottletree. Since the weather’s cleared up (mostly), and mainly because I just want to see what happens, I’m calling happy hour for… TONIGHT!!
No, this isn’t the official start, but we thought what the hell (we did mention it on our MySpace profile yesterday).
From 5 – 7 p.m. tonight, venture on over to Avondale and sit out on The Bottletree’s side patio (it’s covered) and enjoy The Terminally Happy Hour.
Right now it’s pretty quiet (but there’s foosball to be played).
If not, we’ll have a couple of announcements tomorrow morning anyway. Enjoy the ride!
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