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Adaptive Reuse Blossoms In Birmingham With Rotary Trail
Reminders of Birmingham’s industrial past dot the city’s landscape. Vulcan, the largest cast iron statue in the world, sits atop Red Mountain. Sloss Furnaces ceased its pig iron operation in 1970, but it is now a historic landmark and entertainment venue that hosts an annual music festival, Sloss Fest. Continue reading →
Hundreds Attend Grow With Google Event At Birmingham Library
Small business owner Ethyln Harris wants to improve her online presence. Harris attended “Grow With Google” at the Birmingham Public Library to help her with that. Continue reading →
On This Day In Alabama History: Horseshoe Is Heralded
Aug. 11, 1959: President Dwight D Continue reading →
Rosa Parks’ Note About Bombing Bought By Family Whose Montgomery Home Was Bombed
A rare handwritten note by civil rights icon Rosa Parks about how the Ku Klux Klan bombed a neighbor’s home in 1957 in Montgomery will move back to the “City of Dreams.” Continue reading →
Take Charge Of Your Health: Dr. Ann Kulze Shares Frozen Foods That Are Great For You And Your Wallet
Did you know that frozen produce, contrary to conventional wisdom, is just as nutritious, and in some cases, may even be better for you than fresh? Continue reading →
Frios Gourmet Pops An Alabama Maker Offering More Than 80 Flavors
It’s good ol’ summertime, and sales of Frios Gourmet Pops are exploding across Alabama and nine other states. At Noccalula Falls Park and Campground, many visitors stop at the Frios store while hiking or taking in the famous falls. Continue reading →
The Annex Culinary Incubator In Birmingham Is Ready For Expansion
Ever eaten at a food truck? Many people have, and many in Birmingham will continue to do so, thanks to Haden Smith and his team at The Annex Culinary Incubator. Continue reading →
Hayden High Fishing Team Boosts Conservation On Alabama’s Smith Lake
Hayden High School’s fishing team members often can be found casting a line on lakes and rivers across Alabama. Continue reading →
Alabama Panel Addresses School Safety
As educators prepare for a new school year, leading their discussions is the issue of keeping students safe, in a time when no corner of the country seems immune to school violence. Continue reading →
Watch Birmingham’s Vulcan In A New Light (or Lights) With This Video
New lighting for Vulcan Park and Museum made its debut during Fourth of July fireworks, and the light show has continued after Independence Day. Continue reading →
