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Birmingham’s Goldfarb Gets The Gold (Again) Coaching The U.S. Team In Israel’s Maccabiah Games

Preston Goldfarb had made his triumphant ride into the sunset. The man who built the Birmingham-Southern College men’s soccer program from scratch had retired from leading the Panthers program and had led his final BSC youth camp. Continue reading →

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Robert Hill Custom Tailors Is An Alabama Maker With A Classic Sense Of Style

Robert Hill Custom Tailors, Birmingham: Forgive Robert Hill if he doesn’t care for casual Fridays. Not only are they bad for business, but, well, they just lack class. Continue reading →

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Rush Hour Check On Central Alabama’s Weather, Emily Now A Depression

With a center of high pressure off to our northeast in control of our weather across Central Alabama today, conditions haven’t been all that bad for the last day of July. Continue reading →

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Bright And Sunny At Midday

High pressure off to our northeast continues to be in control of our weather across Central Alabama today, and at the midday hour, conditions are not that bad for the last day of July. Continue reading →

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Dry Through Wednesday

People in Central Alabama can expect to see a couple of dry days through Wednesday before moisture levels come back up with the possibility of showers on Thursday. A front that limps into the Southeast US should bring better chances for showers and thunderstorms on Friday and Saturday. Continue reading →

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Ballard House Project Aims To Preserve Birmingham’s Black History

History is at root “his story.” Someone must tell it and have it recorded for others to have access to it, share it and know it. The Ballard House Project held its “Gather for Community Conversations” July 28 as part of such a discovery. Continue reading →

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On This Day In Alabama History: Hunley Destroyed Test Target With Floating Torpedo

July 31, 1863 – The H.L. Hunley submarine successfully destroyed a test target in Mobile Bay with a floating contact torpedo. Continue reading →

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Educational Conference For Youths Features Historical And Current Lessons

For six weeks, the Southern Youth Leadership Development Institute’s (SYLDI) summer program teaches intensive education around all aspects of successful living for its student participants. Continue reading →

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Dill Pickle Dip Can Cool Down A Summer Day

Whether you’re heading to the lake, hanging out by the pool or spending some time with friends before summer is over, this dip is a crowd-pleaser you can put together in 20 minutes. Continue reading →

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Several Dry Days Ahead

Drier air has advected into the Southeast, so Central Alabama will enjoy the benefits of lowered humidity through mid-week along with temperatures slightly below seasonal averages as readings reach the upper 80s for highs. Continue reading →

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