Concerns about environment and electricity use by data centers mount, but the city of Birmingham's moratorium won’t change the controversial plans off Lakeshore Parkway.
After 16 years in office, Jimmie Stephens recalls his decision not to enroll in the retirement system as the commission extends its 457 plan contract.
The plan sets out desired development for specific areas.
The judge said he cannot effectively compel CAW to add fluoride to the water, much to his disappointment.
The city has contracted with a developer for the project.
Supporters propose to create a natural preserve on the Hale Springs property in Bluff Park.
The city and school system have established the Birmingham Children and Youth Commission to study and execute strategies.
The $56 million in loans will be through ADEM and the state’s revolving drinking water fund.
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The trail is part of the Red Rock Trail System.
