Author Archives: Alabama News Center
Marinated Tomato Salad Is A Burst Of Freshness
Nothing beats a fresh tomato from the garden (or farmer’s market). This easy side dish will be a hit at your next cookout. Continue reading →
The Fabric Of Alabama Maker Nadene Mairesse Is Stitched Into Idyllwilde Studio
When it comes to imagining, making, or mending unique clothing, Nadene Mairesse brings a world of experience to her craft. The California native learned how to sew at an English boarding school, studied art at the Idyllwild Arts Academy, French Literature at the University of California, Los Angeles, and worked on a degree in architecture at Auburn University. Continue reading →
Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport Shows Off Energy-Efficient Features
For travelers using Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport over the last three years, the difference between the recently renovated and expanded passenger terminal and the old one is like night and day – literally. Continue reading →
UAB Students’ Research Work Takes Flight With Drone Technology
Drones are quickly becoming a prolific part of modern society, and students at the University of Alabama at Birmingham are doing cutting-edge research involving the flying machines. Continue reading →
On This Day In Alabama History: Blanche Evans Dean Was Born In Clay County
June 12, 1892: Conservationist Blanche Evans Dean was born in Clay County. Dean taught in public high schools for nearly 30 years and served in the state’s conservation community throughout her life, including founding the Alabama Ornithological Society and the Alabama Environmental Council. Continue reading →
Eight Ways You’re Doing Burgers Wrong
A great burger is a beautiful thing, as simple as it is delicious. With just a few cheap ingredients, it packs a dizzying punch of flavor. But a bad burger is like dad-dancing: It lacks taste and finesse and often is plain embarrassing. Continue reading →
Mater’s Pizza Generates Fame With Its Celebrity Pizza In 100 Dishes To Eat In Alabama Before You Die
One slice is all it will take. Continue reading →
Alabama Coach Nick Saban Golfs In Birmingham To Raise Money For Nick’s Kids
The Nick’s Kids Foundation held its 11th annual Nick’s Kids Golf Tournament at the Old Overton Golf Club Thursday. Continue reading →
Slossfest Profile: C1ub: A.M.
Three individual talents – Love N Sin, WhoSaine Jett, and ChriStyle – comprise the Birmingham-based hip-hop collective C1UB: A.M. (pronounced “Club A.M.”). Formed in 2011, the male trio is building a loyal following off their high-energy performances, which have helped them secure opening gigs for a number popular rappers and musicians, among them Mod Sun, Curren$y, Big K.R.I.T., Hopsin and Bubba Sparxxx. Continue reading →
Violins Of Hope, The Soul Of Holocaust Music, Will Visit Birmingham Next Spring
Nearly 50 years ago, a Holocaust survivor brought the renowned violin maker Amnon Weinstein a violin to restore. When Weinstein opened the case, black ashes fell out. He thought of his relatives who died in German concentration camps, packed it back up and told the man he couldn’t. Continue reading →
