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Birmingham Residents Have A Say On Plans For Carraway Hospital Site
Anything is better than a vacant 50-acre building site near where they live, say most residents who reside near the long-abandoned Carraway Hospital site. Continue reading →
Birmingham Business Alliance Launching A Talent Recruitment Initiative
The Birmingham Business Alliance has enjoyed great success bringing industry to the metro area. A new initiative aims to bring people to the area to fill the jobs of tomorrow. Continue reading →
Chocolate-Covered Cookie Butter Cookies
Jack and I spent a recent evening ringing the bell for the Salvation Army outside Walmart. It wasn’t planned. The opportunity just came up when a friend who was coordinating a day had a slot open up. Continue reading →
Samford University’s Beeson Divinity School Receives $1M Grant To Create Thriving Pastors Program
Samford University’s Beeson Divinity School has received a grant of $999,966 from Lilly Endowment Inc. to help establish the Enhancing the Mission: Beeson Divinity School and Thriving Pastors program. Continue reading →
Decorate Your Christmas Tree With Ornaments 4 Orphans This Season
Jamie and Scott Laslo sell Ornaments 4 Orphans at their Homewood store, Kanzi. Continue reading →
Alabama Music Maker Jada Cato Has A Passion For Life And Singing
Singer Jada Cato is only 23 years old. She expresses her singing gift in a variety of ways – writing songs, leading worship at her church or participating in musical theater. Continue reading →
U.S. Economy Grew 3.5 Percent In Third Quarter
The U.S. economy remained on a solid footing in the third quarter as stronger business investment and a bigger boost from inventories cushioned the worst trade drag since 1984. Continue reading →
On This Day In Alabama History: James Ferguson Dowdell Was Born
November 26, 1818: James Ferguson Dowdell was born on this day in Monticello, Georgia. After attending school earning a law degree and spending much of his life in Georgia, Dowdell moved his family to Chambers County, where he farmed and became president of the Oak Bowery Female College. Continue reading →
Volunteers Make For Successful Renew Our Rivers Cleanup On Alabama’s Lake Martin
Thanks again to everyone who played a role in the 2018 Lake Martin Resource Association’s Renew our Rivers Lake Martin cleanup, held Nov. 2-3. Continue reading →
UAB’s Tiniest Patients Ready For Thanksgiving In The NICU
While most of the families in the University of Alabama at Birmingham Regional Neonatal Intensive Care Unit will be spending the holidays away from home and other family members, UAB’s tiniest patients will still be ready to celebrate Thanksgiving in handmade turkey costumes thanks to the UAB Institute for Arts in Medicine program. Continue reading →
