Avondale Snow Palms. Photo credit: James Faivre
We’ve gotten some submissions from our readers. Click on the image above to view some more of them. Remember that you can still submit additional photographs by email to photos@bhamterminal.com. We’ll add them to the gallery as we receive them.
Posted in Birmingham, Citywide, Random Shots
Tagged AL, Alabama, avondale, Birmingham, cold, gallery, palm trees, photos, Saturday, snow, snow palms, snowfall
Photo credit: André Natta/Flickr
UPDATE: 8:06 p.m.; we’ve created the gallery – click here to view. We’re still welcoming photos too!
It’s a little cold outside right now and the real danger may be later today and tonight as the snow turns into ice. We’re hoping that folks will be careful and safe while they’re heading out to their destinations this evening.
If you’ve got any images from the snowfall, drop us a line at photos[at]bhamterminal.com and we’ll get ’em up here for you…
Posted in 35203, Random Shots
Tagged 2007, 35203, AL, Alabama, Birmingham, Morris Avenue, photographs, photos, snow, snowfall, street scene
…meaning it’s time to figure out what you’re going to do this weekend. As always, Christina’s got some ideas over on Timetable in this week’s Got Plans? column (some involving dancing).
In addition, Sam decided to file a second post for the week, profiling Muscle Shoals-based Sons of Roswell in time for two upcoming appearances in the Magic City!
Posted in Weekend plans
Tagged Alabama, Birmingham, Got plans?, Sons of Roswell, Weekend plans
Screenshot of Birmingham GrassRoots.com
A new website has appeared on the scene here in Birmingham. The site is called Birmingham Grassroots. Based on what they’ve written on their homepage, the site will focus on Birmingham’s political scene with the hope of representing the voice of the region. They are currently championing the placement of a dome stadium in our city center.
Photo credit: Bob Farley/Children’s Hospital
Children’s Hospital unveiled its new helicopter to the public today via a story in today’s Birmingham News. We figured you might be interested in getting an up close and personal look at the new pediatric transport chopper, so we invite you to click on the image above (or just click here) and check out our photo gallery of this new extremely useful tool for the hospital.
FYI – this is also the debut of our new photo gallery section (appropriately titled the gallery) here on The Terminal. We figured you may want to know a couple of things about that really weird slideshow function that we’re using.
Posted in Health, Regionwide
Tagged Alabama, Birmingham, Children's Hospital, helicopter, new, photos
When Tony Petelos steps to the podium later this morning at the Birmingham Regional Chamber of Commerce‘s State of the Region event , it will mark the first time that the city’s mayor has taken part. The mayor of Hoover will join Birmingham mayor Larry Langford and seven (7) area county commissioners, speaking before a sold-out audience of more than 450 people at the Harbert Center to give an overall picture of the metropolitan area’s present situation and future plans. Both mayors have already made their speeches to their respective cities; Petelos spoke to Hoover earlier this month, with Langford making his remarks on Tuesday.
For those of us unable to attend (or for those that are just curious), myFoxAL.com will be streaming the event, available through this link beginning at 11:30 a.m.
Posted in 35203, Hoover, Regionwide
Tagged Alabama, Birmingham, Hoover, Larry Langford, State of the City, State of the Region, Tony Petelos
1948:
Gus Koutroulakis began working for his uncle Pete at Pete’s Famous Hot Dogs.
1970:
Architect David O. Whilldin ,designer of the Thomas Jefferson Hotel, (soon to be Leer Tower), died.
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Posted in A look back
Tagged A look back, Alabama, bhamwiki, bhamwiki.com, Birmingham, Gus, history, Hotel, Pete's Famous Hot Dogs, Samuel Ullman
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