1917:
William B. Bankhead began serving in the U. S. Senate.
2000:
The Birmingham Children’s Choir performed with Harmony Hills Chorus.
1917:
William B. Bankhead began serving in the U. S. Senate.
2000:
The Birmingham Children’s Choir performed with Harmony Hills Chorus.
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Since work is beginning on the Railroad Reservation Park, the 2008 Schaeffer Eye Center Crawfish Boil is being moved next to the BJCC at Richard Arrington Jr Blvd. between 22nd and 24th Streets North.
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The Eternal Flame of Freedom has once again gone dark in Birmingham’s Linn Park – but with good reason. The monument, relit last month, had a gas leak according to a response received via email earlier today from the mayor’s office.
April Odom, the mayor’s director of communications, said in response to our email that “the city is working with Alagasco to repair the damaged part although the maintenance of the statue is the responsibility of the Jefferson County Commission.”
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For those that can’t see the following image in the feed, come on over, click it, and learn more about what we’re hoping to have happen on March 14.
We look forward to seeing you there.
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1899:
The Birmingham Southern Railroad Company was organized.
1956:
Brothers Billy and Robert Dye and their cousin Dan Brasher disappeared.
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Needless to say, you either wouldn’t believe us or you’d think we were crazier than we already admit to.
So, in a rare Saturday appearance, our weekly enewsletter will pull in sometime around 9:30 a.m. tomorrow.
It will definitely be interesting to see how many folks actually check us out – or how many wait until Monday (though those of you on our list will be getting an extra special edition of the express on Monday morning as well)…
Stay tuned and enjoy the weekend!
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Why Free the Hops?
That’s a great question — that’s why we invited Free the Hops president Stuart Carter to be our guest blogger over on my Birmingham today to share the case for support of HB 196 and SB 116 & 355. The state house bill comes up for discussion tomorrow in Montgomery and could greatly affect not just Birmingham but the entire state.
Head on over, check out the post, share your comments and pass it on to others that you think may be interested!
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