Students Hack, Debate, Battle and Reimagine Birmingham at Expanded Penny Games
The Penny Games bring a more intellectual kind of college showdown to the city.
The Penny Games bring a more intellectual kind of college showdown to the city.
by Mia WatkinsThe city is assessing old contaminated industrial sites to request federal funds to help with cleanup and redevelopment.
by Solomon Crenshaw Jr.The GoBHM plan, designed to give people more ways to move around the city, could go before the council in December.
by Forrest TerrellThe City Council approved consulting agreements with three firms to engage with the community and draft designs for the villages.
by Daniel GaddyOlivia McMurrey and Solomon Crenshaw Jr. won multiple awards in the National Federation of Press Women competition.
by Virginia MartinJust remember, if you hear a local reporter say ‘the Gulf’ after Thursday, they probably mean the one nearby.
by Tom ArenbergNews and features you might have missed this week from around the region.
by Virginia MartinNew Cradle-to-Career Coalition created from the Birmingham Children and Youth Commission report released Thursday.
by Mia WatkinsThe development would bring a Publix to what now is a food desert.
by Solomon Crenshaw Jr.The council also OK’d the Pratt-Ensley rezoning plan and a proposal for a sculpture in the roundabout near the zoo.
by Daniel Gaddy