Writers Are Going Through a Bad Spell
Three winning words in the annual Scripps National Spelling Bee, which wraps up Thursday night, were “abseil,” “psammophile” and “moorhen.” Did I mention that it’s for ages eight to 14?
Three winning words in the annual Scripps National Spelling Bee, which wraps up Thursday night, were “abseil,” “psammophile” and “moorhen.” Did I mention that it’s for ages eight to 14?
by Tom ArenbergThe city has set up several days of meetings and an online survey to get comments on plans for improvements to the route stretching from downtown westward through Smithfield and Graymont.
by Virginia MartinThe forgivable loan was approved for work to improve the exterior of the restaurant.
by Daniel GaddyLashunda Scales, current Jefferson County commissioner and former Birmingham City councilor, said Tuesday she is running for mayor to turn around the trend of Birmingham being passed over for other cities.
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by Virginia MartinMaking improvements to the historic ballpark will help pull in even higher-profile events, supporters say.
by Solomon Crenshaw Jr.Jefferson County will pick up vegetative storm debris in unincorporated areas.
by Solomon Crenshaw Jr.Samuel H. Frazier’s passion for historic preservation and urban renewal shaped the Birmingham landscape.
by Rebecca DobrinskiCity Councilors asked for more details and set a public budget hearing for June 4.
by Daniel GaddyA visitor passing time sat in a commission meeting and then thrust upon them the idea they might be party to violating the constitutional rights of capital murder suspects.
by Solomon Crenshaw Jr.